Origin: Glasgow, Scotland
Initially a folk troubadour from Glasgow, Scotland, Donovan P. Leitch was quickly labeled as the "British Bob Dylan " after hitting it big with self-penned and highly regarded early folk hits like 'Catch The Wind' and 'Colours'. This label wore off quickly by his second album ( Fairytale ), which shows glimpses of acoustic psychedelia ('Summer Day Reflection Song') and jazz ('Sunny Goodge Street'). Donovan switched to the Epic label for his groundbreaking third LP, Sunshine Superman . Heavily influenced by The Beatles , the song 'Sunshine Superman', subtitled 'For John And Paul', was a prototy…