November Birthday Bash: Jansch/Pegg: Cheerio!

[kath]

i need me a sitar, mind

They're big buggers and take up lots of space!





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i fail to see the relevance.

i can just ditch all the furniture around here.

[C]

Incidentally, my mate Trevor is in the arch directly below Danny's double bass.

Three blokes - he is in the middle....!!!!

he still goes on about it 43 years later...

[LMG]

Good album.

I have possessed a mixture of Pentangle compilations and original albums.

Quite a few of these tracks appear on most 'best ofs' featuring the band, not surprisingly.

[kath]

Incidentally, my mate Trevor is in the arch directly below Danny's double bass.

Three blokes - he is in the middle....!!!!

he still goes on about it 43 years later...

mwhahaa and why shouldn't he?

[C]

Bert Jansch and John Renbourn are real class guitarists and Danny Thompson's double bass is out of this world

Bert's voice!!


ooooooooof!



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[C]

Incidentally, my mate Trevor is in the arch directly below Danny's double bass.

Three blokes - he is in the middle....!!!!

he still goes on about it 43 years later...

mwhahaa and why shouldn't he?

mwhahahahahahahahahaha!




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[kath]

Good album.

I have possessed a mixture of Pentangle compilations and original albums.

Quite a few of these tracks appear on most 'best ofs' featuring the band, not surprisingly.

i know we did solomon's seal way back whenever, but clearly i hafta hear more.

[LMG]

Incidentally, my mate Trevor is in the arch directly below Danny's double bass.

Three blokes - he is in the middle....!!!!

he still goes on about it 43 years later...

I wonder if he might have been at the same venue to see Ginger Baker's Airforce?

You might want to ask him some time, if you have not already done so.

[kath]

such a bouncebouncebounce goin awn in this happy thing

[C]

kath: you'll enjoy this later

The opening to that TV programme - Take Three Girls

1969







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[C]

The interplay between John and Bert is phenomenal




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[kath]

kath: you'll enjoy this later

The opening to that TV programme - Take Three Girls

1969







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i've never heard it, but i shall try it later.

[LMG]

Probably just me, but I find the band's eclectic mix of styles works against them much of the time. Several of the albums seem more like a good compilation of 'folk/blues from the Soho sound' as opposed to the effort of one band (unlike Trees, for example).

This album is more cohesive than others, I find.

[kath]

and the vocals are lovely

[kath]

Probably just me, but I find the band's eclectic mix of styles works against them much of the time. Several of the albums seem more like a good compilation of 'folk/blues from the Soho sound' as opposed to the effort of one band (unlike Trees, for example).

This album is more cohesive than others, I find.

i don't know enough to judge, but this one sounds very together so far

[C]

The "Lyke-Wake Dirge" is a traditional English folk song listed as number 8194 in the Roud Folk Song Index. The song tells of the soul's travel, and the hazards it faces, on its way from earth to purgatory. Though it is from the Christian era and features references to Christianity, much of the symbolism is thought to be of pre-Christian origin




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[Spock!]

Incidentally, my mate Trevor is in the arch directly below Danny's double bass.

Three blokes - he is in the middle....!!!!

he still goes on about it 43 years later...

Don't blame him!






Have I ever mentioned my mate Bunny, who's fist is the highest on the single cover of Eddie and the Hotrods's Teenage Depression single?

He's not forgotten it.

[kath]

The "Lyke-Wake Dirge" is a traditional English folk song listed as number 8194 in the Roud Folk Song Index. The song tells of the soul's travel, and the hazards it faces, on its way from earth to purgatory. Though it is from the Christian era and features references to Christianity, much of the symbolism is thought to be of pre-Christian origin




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there is a mix like that in a lotta old english lit, too

[C]

Evening Chris




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[kath]

a wicked weirdness goin on here, i dig it