Trees third album?

I enjoy the two Trees albums known on PA and i found that they would have done a third album in '75, according to Allmusic:

http://www.allmusic.com/album/christ-tree-r1021037

By listening to the samples on this page, we can hear that it's a very delicate mystic indo-british folk. The CD edition has been released in 2007 according to the informations on Allmusic. I'll proceed to the addition
if it's confirmed that we're well in precense of a third Tree's album!!



Edited by oliverstoned - March 31 2011 at 02:03

All i know is from the Allmusic page up. So it seems that Allmusic made a confusion.

Edited by Paravion - March 31 2011 at 08:34

Great stuff.  I've come across that before.  That band is also known as The Trees Community and has two albums, A Portrait of Jesus Christ in Music and The Christ Tree.  here's the rateyourmusic entry: http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/the_trees_community

Formed	New York, NY, United States
Members	Ariel [Phillip Dross] (Indian tambura, cello, bells, recorder, percussion, vocals), Marguerite Blythe (oboe, recorder, percussion, bells, vocals), Bruce Gambill (guitar, [small] pump organ, [Tibetan] gongs, vocals), Patricia Gambill (bells, percussion, recorder, [telephone] bells, [sanctus] bells, vocals), Stephen Gambill (percussion, balangi, gongs, bells, recorder, sheng, harmonium, [Japanese pot] gongs, vocals), David Karasek (bell tree, zither, [African] drums, percussion, [Mexican] bell [wheel], vocals), David Lynch (guitar, flute, percussion, [wood] flute, vocals), Mary McCutcheon (shamisen, bells, recorder, [Balinese pot] gongs, [sanctus] bells, vocals), Shipen [Bill Lebzelter] (sitar, bagpipe [canter], woodwinds, [Japanese] gongs, balangi, bells, vocals), Shishonee [Katheryn Ruetenik] ([Venezuelan] harp, koto, Indian tambura, accordion, percussion, bells, harmonium, vocals)
Related Artists	Art in America, Luminaria
Notes	Founders of Pomegranate
Also Known As	The Trees
Genres	Free Folk, Psychedelic Folk
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If it does help any, the UK prog/folk band is called Trees, not The Trees.

Actually this was our release of a boxed set and yes, it is still all our music.  The boxed set includes many of our original previously unreleased music from live performances at various churches and even at Gethsemani monastery.  We worked at length with Timothy Renner to reissue this going through a long involved process to rescue very old reel to reel and cassette tapes.  One of our original members, David Karasek, did the artwork for the boxed set.  You can find complete information on our website.  Just google "The Trees Community" and you will find it there.  I wrote many of the songs, but not all, and of course all of the members added their own parts, fleshing out the skeleton of each song.  You can find a way to contact us on our website but feel free to also email me if you have any additional questions.  I have written a book (currently on blogspot) about our seven year experience, and yes, we did live on a bus!  Thanks for your interest.  Shishonee Ruetenik (now Krupa) - I went on to be a founding member of Art in America a progressive classical rock band from the 80's.  Find us at [email protected]