One of the Most Powerfully Moving Records to Emerge from the English Folk Revival of the 1960s - "Love, Death and the Lady" Captures Shirley and Dolly Collins at the Peak of their Form. Originally Released on the Harvest Label in 1970, "Love, Death and the Lady" Captures in a Startling Series of Bleak, Trance-like Arrangements Some of the Sisters" Finest Recorded Fans. Harpsichord, Piano, Mediaeval Woodwind and Stringed Instruments Are Beautifully Interwoven around Shirley"s Singing Into a Rich Musical Tapestry. Often Overshadowed by the Ambitious Anthems in Eden, Time Has Increasingly Focussed Critical Opinion on the Stark Beauty of "Love, Death and the Lady". Many Fans of the East Sussex Sisters Regard it as their Finest Recording.