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 | | Bert Jansch - The Bert Jansch Sampler (Transatlantic, 1969) | | | Bert and Martin agreed in principle to record something for the label but were unaware that their shows at La Foret were being recorded. | | | Bert’s manager intended to add it to a projected Japanese version of the album, which may or may not have happened. |
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| | George Graham Reviews Bert Jansch |
| | Bert Jansch is one of the pioneers is what has become a very durable style, and this album is an excellent reminder of why this kind of music has stood the test of time so well. | | | While Jansch's guitar work gave the Pentangle much of its distinctive sound, he was also the group's most prolific songwriter and played a large role in the selection and arrangements of the traditional material the group recorded. | | | The Scottish-born Jansch actually released his first album before the Pentangle's 1968 debut. |
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| | JANSCH, Bert : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music |
| | Jansch and Renbourn would go on to become founding members of folk-jazz supergroup Pentangle although he continued to record solo albums during his tenure with this gracefully declining group. | | | Moonshine on Reprise '73 (reissued on Fledg'ling '95) was a superior Jansch album prod. | | | JANSCH, Bert : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music |
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| | Home / Artists / Artists: Guitars & Basses / Bert Jansch |
| | Bert Jansch’s groundbreaking guitar playing, deep songwriting and dark vocals have entranced audiences for over 40 years. | | | Legend has it that his first album, played on a borrowed guitar and recorded in an apartment, was sold to Transatlantic for £100. | | | Causing a sensation on its release in 1965, the album ‘Bert Jansch’ has been phenomenally influential with a host of big names citing it as a major influence. |
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| | STONEYPORT AGENCY - Bert Jansch bio: April 2002 |
| | His first album, Bert Jansch — played on a borrowed guitar and recorded on a reel-to-reel tape deck in someone’s apartment — was legendarily sold to the Transatlantic label for £100. | | | is still very much a Jansch album, on which he excels on both acoustic and electric guitar and his gritty vocals sit perfectly amongst the musical superstructure. | | | A double CD tribute album, People On The Highway: a Bert Jansch Encomium, was also released in 2000, featuring many of Bert’s songs specially recorded by other artists. |
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| | Bert Jansch And John Renbourn, MP3 Music Download at eMusic |
| | Jansch graduated to a real studio for his second album, It Don't Bother Me. That LP featured some contributions from guitarist John Renbourn, and the pair would record a joint effort in the mid-'60s as well, Bert and John. | | | One of the most important figures in contemporary British folk, Bert Jansch brought an unsurpassed combination of virtuosity and eclecticism to the acoustic guitar, both as a solo act and a key member of Pentangle. | | | Jansch's first decade of recording attracts the lion's share of interest from listeners. |
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| | Guardian Unlimited Arts features Guitar man |
| | Frank's 1965 album is now so rare that when it was released on CD earlier this year, Jansch had to lend the record company his own copy for the cover photograph. | | | Most of Jansch's record collection has been lost, stolen or borrowed over the years, but he has managed to hold on to his favourite album: the 1965 debut by a former hero of the folk underground called Jackson C Frank. | | | But being a singer-songwriter necessarily means performing live, being in the public eye, and, worst of all, talking to journalists, and Jansch is clearly a very shy man. There is nothing of the salesman about him: only a quiet musician who finds his eloquence in the strings of an acoustic guitar. |
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http://guardian.co.uk/arts/homeentertainment/story/0,12830,1069190,00.html
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| | Bert Jansch review |
| | Bert and Loren together sing ‘The quite joys of brotherhood’; Bert explains the song is about what man has done to nature, Loren chips in saying its "a lament for what mankind has done to nature". | | | Bert sits alone on the stage with just his acoustic guitar - no band to hide behind, any mistake exaggerated. | | | In his first Melody Maker interview in the sixties Jansch said of his music; "I have no message", but this is certainly not the case. |
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| | BERT JANSCH Discography |
| | Bert Jansch - UK - VINYL LP more of this title | | | The Bert Jansch Sampler - UK - VINYL LP more of this title | | | BERT JANSCH The Bert Jansch Sampler (Original 1969 UK 12-track Transatlantic vinyl compilation LP, front laminated picture sleeve TRASAM10) - |
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| | Amazon.co.uk: Music: Dazzling Stranger |
| | During this period bert recorded the solo album Heartbreak (1982) and the reformed Pentangle albums Open The Door (1984) and In The Round (1986). | | | Bert and John; Audio CD ~ Bert Jansch and John Renbourn (Artist) | | | However, for licensing reasons none of these recordings were available to us to use on this occasion and so, to balance this (and to avoid an impression that bert only recorded sparse acoustic music in the 80s and 90s) we used the two 'full band' loren auerbach tracks. |
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| | Market Square Records CD Album - Bert Jansch - Various Artists tribute - People On The Highway |
| | June 1999 saw the release of a new album of songs by Jansch,"Crimson Moon", whilst Jansch's catalogue undergoes reissue this autumn. | | | Bird Song (Jansch) - Maggie Boyle Originally released on Rosemary Lane (1971) 2. | | | The 26-song double album comes with a fully-illustrated 20pp booklet with notes by the artists and an appraisal by Colin Harper, whose biography of Jansch is published in the UK in August by Bloomsbury Press. |
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| | The Best of Bert Jansch |
| | But when Jansch included lyrics with his songs they did tend to be rather dark in nature. | | | Most of his original albums are out on CDs, sometimes in combinations (e.g., his first and third albums, "Bert Jansch" and "Jack Onion"), all of which will persuade you to remember Jansch when you start ticking off the names of the greatest guitar players of your lifetime. | | | The best known is "Needle of Death," inspired by the death of a friend on heroin, which is ironic given that it is an atypical Jansch song, where the singing and the lyrics overshadow the guitar playing. |
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| | Bert Jansch Bert Jansch: Legend CD |
| | With the exception of Bert’s version of the Jackson C Frank classic ‘Blues Run The Game’ (which comes from the excellent mid-‘90s ‘Live At The 12 Bar’ CD), all the recordings featured on this compilation are drawn from Jansch’s classic recordings spanning the years 1965-71. | | | Charles Mingus wrote this song as a tribute to the late tenor saxophone legend Lester Young and this twin guitar exploration is a gentle improvisation that stays close to the melodic beauty of the original. | | | Her endorsement of Bert helped convince Transatlantic Records they should issue Jansch’s début album (for which the label paid the princely sum of £100). |
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| | Bert Jansch - Blackbird in the Morning Guitar Tab |
| | Submitted By: baroquejim Email: jamiephillips22@hotmail.com Band: Bert Jansch Song: Blackbird in the Morning More tabs by baroquejim Tabbed by Jamie Phillips (jamiephillips22@hotmail.com) Artist: Bert Jansch Track title: Blackbird in the Morning Album: From the Outside Tuning: EADGBE This tune is played with a dotted 8th feel. | | | As usual, Bert displays a little variation here and there so listen to the recording if you want to get it down note for note. | | | Bert Jansch - Blackbird in the Morning Guitar Tab |
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| | Amazon.ca: Music: After the Dance [Best of] |
| | This anthology supplements most of the material from the album "Bert and John" (later released as "Stepping Stones" in the States) with six or seven duets taken from Bert Jansch and Pentangle albums from the same general period, 1966 to 1968. | | | Jansch and Renbourn were perhaps the most celebrated acoustic guitar duo from this period, and the material still shines: pieces like 'Hole in the Coal,' 'Three Part Thing,' and 'After the Dance' itself have so much drive, yet elegance... | | | They're billed on the cover as "historic collaborations," and the duet work of Bert Jansch and John Renbourn was exactly that, both on the albums they did together and as part of Pentangle. |
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| | Guardian Bert Jansch |
| | When Bert Jansch was young, he was briefly a 60s icon, an intense bedsit hero staring out of the blue tint of his Transatlantic solo album. | | | He achieved relative fame (as a soloist, in a duo with John Renbourn and with Pentangle) by bringing a jazzy sensibility to finger-picked guitar music, leaving a profound influence on folk-rock and rock for the years to come. | | | Jansch played a few more solo numbers before being joined by Bernard Butler on electric guitar. |
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| | Encyclopedia: Bert Jansch |
| | His work influenced such artists as Led Zeppelin (clockwise from left: Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Bonham, John Paul Jones) Led Zeppelin was a British band noted for their innovative, influential approach to heavy blues-rock and as one of the most popular and influential bands of all time. | | | The award winners are chosen by a panel of 120 experts in the field of folk music, including... | | | The original members included Terry Cox drums, Bert Jansch guitar, Jacqui McShee vocals, John Renbourn guitar and Danny Thompson bass. |
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| | StarPolish Current Issues: Intelligent Dialogue From Music Industry Professionals and Artists |
| | Jansch is what they call a "triple threat." In addition to his singing and songwriting, his guitar playing is every bit as strong as Young's "Every note destroyed me" would lead you to believe. | | | Actually, I was buying a couple of Jansch CDs because I wanted to get a sense of how Jansch had influenced Young -- and I wanted to acquaint myself with the music of an artist I'd heard about for 35 years, but somehow had never heard. | | | I guess you could call Jansch (who in 1967 co-founded the folk-rock group Pentangle) a folk singer, though there's blues and jazz in his music. |
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| | Living Tradition CD review of Bert Jansch - Toy Balloon |
| | Bert's last album on Cooking Vinyl "When the Circus Comes to Town" was a classic and was always going to take some following. | | | Balancing these pieces though, is classic pure Jansch, with the title track for one providing the soft imagery which he writes and sings so beautifully - accompanied as ever with his unique guitar work, as perfect and as clear as spring water. | | | There are only two songs not written by Bert, one of them opening the album. |
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| | Pentangle Interview |
| | Jansch: No, it wasn't me. Look, you listen to Led Zeppelin. | | | Given their dedication to "pure" celtic folk music, I thought they'd be serious as hell, but they turned out to be hard-drinking, polite, funny, erudite and eager to tell interesting stories. | | | The other songs are generally ones that Bert writes. |
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| | Bert Jansch has had considerable impact in the music world. | | | Bert often (in the early years) tuned his guitar 1 full step low. | | | His music, and especially his guitar work, has been an influence for many guitar players, from folk musicians to rock. |
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| | Bert Jansch Discography |
| | He was given a lifetime achievement award at the 2001 BBC Folk Awards and continues to record solo albums. | | | His Needle of Death was reworked by Neil Young as Ambulance Blues and Donovan recorded a number of his songs. | | | Inspired by Davy Graham he almost single handedly invented a new genre of music. |
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| | Bert Jansch - Buy rare Bert Jansch music cds and vinyl record albums |
| | Bert Jansch Music - Buy Rare CDs and Vinyl Records Albums - Hard to Find CD's & Out-of-Print LPs | | | Bert Jansch - Buy rare Bert Jansch music cds and vinyl record albums | | | Bert Jansch (remastered + Booklet + 2 Bonus Tracks-cmrcd204 |
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| | Bert Jansch - Moonshine: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
| | Bert Jansch - Moonshine: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more | | | Bert Jansch - Moonshine: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more | | | Moonshine [+] was recorded in 1972 and released in 1973, and while it gained little attention at the time, it is greatly superior to later Pentangle [+] efforts like Reflection [+]. |
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| | bert jansch official website |
| | Bert is now in the studio working on tracks for a new album – watch this space for more details. | | | The two albums Bert recorded in the 1980s with Loren Auerbach (now his wife), After the Long Night and Playing the Game, were also re-released on one CD with beautiful new packaging, photos, new sleevenotes and full lyrics. | | | Bert was featured extensively in the recent (15 July 2005) article on Davy Graham in The Guardian — which called Bert a "guitar god" (to read the article click here), and also in pieces on Davy in Time Out (July 13-20) and in the current MOJO (Sept 2005). |
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| | Guardian Unlimited Arts reviews Bert Jansch |
| | Bert Jansch, 1960s guitar hero and one-time member of Pentangle, had turned 60 during the week, and this was the celebration. | | | After every two or three solo acoustic songs he introduced new guests, who sat on the stools alongside him, almost as if they were jamming in his front room. | | | He ranged over nearly 40 years of his own recordings, from his 60s compositions such as Strolling Down the Highway to songs by Jackson C Frank and Robin Williamson, with occasional reminders of his folk music roots. |
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| | After The Dance by Bert Jansch CD |
| | Released nearly 25 years after Bert Jansch and John Renbourn's 1966 debut as a duo, BERT AND JOHN, AFTER THE DANCE takes its title from one of that album's best-loved songs. | | | Performing mostly with Jansch on acoustic guitar and Renbourn on electric, both playing in the traditional finger-picking style, the two spin dizzyingly complex webs of sound, soloing in counterpoint and playing in unison, sounding exactly like two close friends who have been playing together for decades. | | | Vox (12/92, p.92) - 6 - Good - "..Bert & John showed what two acoustic guitars could accomplish back in 1966...this is a '60s folk fusion relic number.. |
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| | Guardian Unlimited Arts reviews Bert Jansch, Jazz Cafe, London |
| | He will always be a byword for quicksilver wizardry on the acoustic guitar, but a natural entertainer he ain't. | | | But the rapturous response to Jansch's solo version of Davey Graham's Anji suggested that undiluted Bert was what the punters really wanted to hear. | | | Jimmy Page and Neil Young have acknowledged their debts to Jansch's guitar playing and songwriting, while artists of more recent vintage queueing to register their support include Bernard Butler, Johnny Marr and Noel Gallagher. |
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| | Bert Jansch - Lucky Thirteen - Last.fm |
| | Of all 1,728 people that have listened to songs by Bert Jansch, this represents 6.8%. | | | 117 people have listened to Lucky Thirteen by Bert Jansch. | | | 1,728 different people have listened to Bert Jansch. |
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| | Bert Jansch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Bert Jansch (November 3, 1943 -) is a Scottish folk musician and founding member of the band Pentangle. | | | Rolling Stone's List of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time | | | In 2002 Bert, Bernard and Johnny "Guitar" Hodge performed live together at the Jazz Cafe, London. |
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| | Amazon.com: Music: People on the Highway: A Bert Jansch Encomium |
| | This 2-CD set from 2000 that celebrates the music of Bert Jansch is a varied mix of acoustic folk gems that is easy on the ear & will put a smile on your face. | | | A must for all fans of participating artists as almost all of the songs are not available elsewhere. | | | Johnny Marr who has worked with Morissey & the Smiths does a haunting version of "A Woman Like You" with cymbal percussion and a rare flash of electric guitar. |
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| | BERT JANSCH TRIBUTE |
| | UK release date: Sept 2000 through Koch International UK A tribute double album of covers of some of Bert's best known songs has joined the gathering media appreciation of the work of British folk legend Bert Jansch. | | | The 24-song double album comes with a fully-illustrated 16 page booklet with notes by the artists and an appraisal by Colin Harper, whose 'Dazzling Stranger' biography of Jansch was published in the UK in August 2000 by Bloomsbury Press. | | | The album was release din September 2000 on Britain's Market Square label. |
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| | Rosemary Lane by Bert Jansch CD |
| | The album was recorded at home and primarily features solo performances, as opposed to the small-group arrangements Jansch had been using on his previous albums and in the group The Pentangle. | | | One of British folk guitarist Bert Jansch's best-loved albums, 1971's ROSEMARY was previously only available on CD paired with 1968's BIRTHDAY BLUES. | | | Reissued in 1996 with improved fidelity and the LP's lovely original cover art, ROSEMARY LANE sounds better than ever. |
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| | Bert Jansch - A Rare Conundrum LP (Pentagle) | | | Bert Jansch - From The Outside (CD 2001) | | | Bert Jansch - Self Titled -Bonus Tracks CD |
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| | Bert's first album is complete with the exception of Casbah. | | | They will appear in the tabledit files under notes, and printed at the end of each song in the.pdf files. | | | Also made changes in the My Guitars section. |
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| | 'Live At The 12 Bar Club' by Bert Jansch from The Portsmouth Chorus. |
| | This is the CD that really brought the poetry and power of Bert Jansch home to me. I had a number old vinyl Bert Jansch LP's (remember those!) but they were clouded with strings and other musicians that, for me and at the time, distracted from the musicianship of the the songwriter. | | | Also available on Vinyl - Live at Club 7 [VINYL] | | | Our next concert: Wed 14th December, 2005, Portsmouth Guildhall: "A Christmas Cracker Concert" (click for more) |
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| | Bert Jansch Music |
| | It's influence is amazing, and in Jansch's music you can see just where Jimmy Page's roots originated (his acoustic roots that is to say). | | | The most recognizable would be "Angi," an instrumental piece written by Davey Graham, that Paul Simon later recorded on an early Simon and Garfunkel... | | | Chances are you will not have heard any of these songs before. |
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| | Bert Jansch Albums |
| | Albums recorded by Bert Jansch, including release dates and current CD availability. |
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| | Colin Harper, Dazzling Stranger - Bert Jansch and the British Folk and Blues Revival |
| | He's also undoubtedly the world's biggest Bert Jansch fan, and has contributed to two Jansch-based television documentaries, Acoustic Routes, and Dream Weaver. | | | When you add in the contributions of Jansch's various friends, wives, lovers, critics, admirers and adversaries (and of course Jansch himself), then the sheer scale of Harper's achievement becomes apparent. | | | Picture yourself bleary-eyed at three A.M. in a dingy Soho cellar listening to three blokes called Bert, Martin and Jimi picking blues tunes on acoustic guitars. |
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| | Bert Jansch - Nicola |
| | Jansch, Bert - Nicola - CD Sanctuary-CMRCD 333 (m- / m-) (UK 2002) |
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| | Bert Jansch News |
| | Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, two of the leading acoustic guitarists of the time - provided the impetus for the Pentangle project, in which folk was... | | | Everything's covers crazy this month as a two-handed stack of CD's show off both wild and subdued interpretations of pop and punk classics. | | | News about Bert Jansch continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. |
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| | Bert Jansch -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
| | Bert Jansch (November 3 1943 -) is a (The dialect of English used in Scotland) Scottish (The traditional and typically anonymous music that is an expression of the life of people in a community) folk musician and founding member of the band (Click link for more info and facts about Pentangle) Pentangle. | | | Bert Jansch -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
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