Nick Drakes first two albums Five Leaves Left and Bryter Layter famously sold in tiny numbers when they were first released at the turn of the 70s. Their re-evaluation in the decades since, and the ever-increasing number of Drake fans around the world now stretching into the hundreds of thousands has much to do with Robert Kirby, whose string, brass and woodwind arrangements helped to make the records so distinctive.Totemic of a post-60s, post-swinging England that wore a greatcoat