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Type
Cd (musik)
Format
4 cd'er i bog
Sprog
engelsk
Genre
bluesfolk
Emneord
Klassemærke
78.794:5
Bidragsydere
Indhold
Strolling Down the HighwaySmokey RiverOh How Your Love Is StrongI Have No TimeFinchesVeronicaNeedle of DeathDo You Hear Me NowRambling's Gonna Be the Death of MeAlice's WonderlandRunning from HomeCourting BluesCasbahDreams of LoveAngieOh My BabeRing-A-Ding BirdTinker's BluesAnti ApartheidThe WheelA Man I'd Rather BeMy LoverIt Don't Bother MeHarvest Your Thoughts of LoveLucky ThirteenAs the Day Grows Longer NowSo Long (Been On the Road so Long)Want My Daddy NowThe Waggoner's LadThe First Time Ever I Saw Your FaceJack OrionThe GardenerNottamun TownHenry MartinBlack Water SidePretty PollyEast WindPiano TuneGoodbye Pork Pie HatSohoTic-TocativeOrlandoRed's FavouriteNo ExitAlong the WayThe Time Has ComeStepping StonesAfter the Dance
Beskrivelse
"Endorsed by the Bert Jansch estate"
Forlag
Sanctuary Records GroupBMG Rights Management (UK)Earth Recordings
Målgruppe
voksenmaterialer
Anmeldelser
Allmusic, 2018
"Album pick" - "North London's Earth Recordings has in a very short time, become one of the premier reissue labels for its quality packages ... These recordings were done between 1965-1966. The first two, 1965's Bert Jansch and It Don't Bother Me, were literally recorded in Bill Leader's bedroom studio. Longtime fans will be intimately familiar with these, as well as 1966's Jack Orion and Bert & John (Renbourn), the latter the only full-length duet recording between the two brilliant guitarists of Pentangle. Bert Jansch's opener "Strolling Down the Dusty Road" reveals just how accomplished a folk-bluesman the guitarist - a student of Davy Graham's - already was at 22"
Allmusic, 2018
Record collector, 476 (2018 February)
"Because the thing that these albums really bring home when presented in this way is the sheer speed of Jansch's musical development - the sound of a supremely talented traditional instrumentalist open-minded enough to let the world in. He could have moved in ever-decreasing UK folk circles, instead he was audibly excited by the breaking down of musical and cultural barriers during the late 60s and early 70s, allowing his enthusiasm to colour his work"
Record collector, 476 (2018 February)
fRoots, 2018 Spring
"Good" - "Endlessly re-issued down the decades, but you can now get Bert's first three LPs (...) plus the instrumental set "Bert & John" with John Renbourn, remastered in a beautiful hardback digipack with notes from Bill Leader and a selection of Brian Shuel's photos from the album shoots. Much better sound than vinyl, and a great package too. Essential"