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Tag Archives: Bert Jansch
Some new (to me) music
Hugh Laurie started his career as straight man to Stephen Fry in comedy shows featuring sketches such as: Since then he has had great success as both a comedian and a straight actor, but until recently I had no idea … Continue reading
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Tagged Bert Jansch, Fry and Laurie, Hugh Laurie, Mary Hopkin, Mr. Dalliard
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Bert Jansch, Sounds of the 70’s
There have been quite a few new old Bert Jansch recordings posted to YouTube over the past year, including: Bert Jansch: A Man and his Songs, pt 1From a Danish TV film broadcast in 1976. 0:00 Lost And Gone (from … Continue reading
More new old recordings
There have been quite a few old Pentangle and Bert Jansch recordings posted on YouTube in recent months. BBC The Genius of Bert Jansch Folk Blues and Beyond, from 2014. Interviews and archive footage weave together performances from a concert … Continue reading
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Tagged Bert Jansch, Concert recordings, Royal Festival Hall, The Pentangle
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Downloads from the 60’s
Two new download sites with some of my favourite music from the 1960’s: Bert at the BBC from bandcamp: https://bertjansch.bandcamp.com/album/bert-at-the-bbc … and for something completely different, assorted recordings from Tom Lehrer:
Go Your Way
We haven’t had any Bach for a bit, so here is: An excellent cover of Anne Briggs’ song, Go Your Way: And Anne Briggs herself singing the song, accompanied by Bert Jansch: Go Your Way Anne Briggs And another cover … Continue reading