Haunting, otherworldly and sometimes disquieting, Waterson's songs are like a missing link between Anne Briggs and Joanna Newsom. This lost classic released in 1996 has acquired semi-legendary status among some of the most celebrated protagonists of the "nu" folk community. Lal Waterson died in September 1998 at the age of 55, midway through recording a follow-up to the album. Once In A Blue Moon has been remastered by Steve Rooke at Abbey Road and pressed on 180-gram vinyl for the ultimate in audiophile quality. It contains a new interview with Oliver Knight about his memories of working with his mother on the record, as well as a rare photo archive of Waterson, both with the Watersons and in later recording/domestic settings. Limited edition of 1,000.

Track Listing
At First She Starts
Flight Of The Pelican
Stumbling On
How Can I Leave
Altisdora
Dazed
Phoebe
Cornfield
Midnight Feast
So Strange Is Man
Wilsons Arms
Her Snow White Gown
Some Old Salty