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Brilliant to hear the Top Gear theme again. Last time was on the Tommy Vance Friday night rock show . Cheers!

Great song ... I Still remember this band 85' S

Magnificent

This is the tuning that Richard Thompson uses when he played "She Moved Through the Fair".

No you are incorrect. The BLODWYN "SEE MY WAY," redux features Pete doing a 2:50 minute riping guitar, with Jack following on sax

Timeless sound. Could be made today and sound fresh.

I like this song better when he does it unaccompanied.

The first theme, Kemp's Jig, includes "Pase el agoa", an anonymous tune included in the "Cancionero de Palacio", a recolection of pieces of different composers in the time of the Cayholic Kings Isabel and Fernando, in the America's discovering time.

Geoff Harding's folk club was legendary. Some great acts played there, Martin Cathy, Richard digance and many more.

Lovely!! I met him in London when I got to spend 1964-1965 there. He’d often look like he was suffering agonies while producing those sweet, heavenly sounds. When he was on tour in the U.S. with Pentangle in the late 60’s, I was thrilled when he recognized me and darted into the front row to give me a hug.

This is gold dust - Bert is completely in the zone here.

Bert Jansch brought Me here .

❤❤

Uncontaminated Britishness. Sad one must dig this out the accumulated sands of a fifty-two years period during which both the finest possible artistic expression and that particular thrust to freedom, fuelled by that unique sense of magic that used to gravitate about some undefined center somewhere in the British Islands, were gradually reduced to silence. Digging is how one finds gems, anyway.

Is this the old Two Brewers pub, Clapham South London?

would be interested to connect with his family if anyone has any ideas please ?

They just don't make Bands like this anymore.... Five Musicians at the Very Top of Their Game individually and Collectively.

The greatest band nobody has ever heard of....

Seen them on this tour in liververpool wonderful and uniquely British❤

In the mid 1980's, when I was 15, I found a copy of the compilation "Pentangling" released by Pickwick records in a charity shop in my home town, Bangor. N.I. I had no idea what they sounded like, I had never heard of John, Bert or Danny, I just liked the look of the band. When I got it home and put it on my old record player I was amazed. I'd never heard anything like it. I played it to my Mum and she recognised "Light Flight" from the T.V. programme Take Three Girls. I fell in love with the whole band and tracked down John and Bert's solo stuff and noticed Danny pop up on numerous albums from the 1960's and 70's. They are still one of my favourite bands. Thanks for this. I missed it as I now live in New Zealand. Rest in peace John and Bert. Magical mystical music.

0:00 Light Flight 3:28 Willy O'Winsbury 9:13 Reflection

Alan Whicker at 3.18

I had the good fortune of seeing him play live four times and each time he was mesmerizing. He was an astonishing and very soulful player. Those memories will be with me forever.

LOVE penatangle.

This is so.good 👍🙂

Thanks! Someone should release all these Pentangle videos on a great dvd/blu ray before we're all dead.

Haven't heard that since Greenbelt festival 1994, thank you for the memory!

My parents used to sing at the folk club there - just a short walk from where we lived

Wonderful - Just watched Legends of Harper on IPlayer- an Excellent Program

The violin sounds a b it overpowering blotting out the guitar maybe a flute instead

Dave on woodwinds is something that I'll always missed!

a beautiful angel more today than ever

Jaquie and John signed my "Cruel Sister" album. I shook hands with them AND John Martyn. Humble people.

Bert's music is like an old red wine - the older it gets the more I appreciate it. This is excellent.

Just think of all the babies these guys had ladies with.

To me, listening to John Renbourn playing is like finally returning home to myself.

Like it.

Jacqui even looks like Judee Sill

Sounds like McLaughlin is playing a Telecaster on this. He mentions somewhere that he used a Tele for sessions and ended up selling it to Alexis Korner.

Are there any photos of John McLaughlin in 1966 playing a guitar?

gracias !

Something changed inside me when I first heard Sweet Child by Pentangle in 1969 - I’d never heard acoustic guitars sound like that! I was a Renbourn fan from that moment on!

'Waiting tables in Menorca and suchike', indeed. Can't really blame 'no mates' - she's just the talking head - just so poorly researched. She should try not to sound so snarky about it all, though. Makes them sound like a bunch of hasbeens getting together for final payday. In fact, Terry actually opened and owned that restaurant(still does for all I know), while Bert and John had long solo careers and collaborations till their sad and untimely deaths. Bert was described by Neil Young as 'the Jimi Hendrix of the acoustic guitar) and between them they inspired generations of guitar players. Jacqui gigged continuously with John and various combos as 'Jacqui McShee's Pentangle' (with the blessing of fellow band members) and still does today. Danny has recorded across the range from jazz to pop, both in groups and sessions. Not bad for 'and suchlike', eh? Loved them since I was in my teens. When I saw them on their reunion tour they were well up to the original standard, and played their standard repertoire with expertise and respect. Never heard anything like them and don't expect to again.

Joan was my guitar teacher and mentor for over 10 years. She is a blistering talent and has a dynamite energy to her. She released a bunch of excellent solo stuff over the years

The guy interviewing him seemed clueless. Renbourn was incredibly polite considering the guy was such an idiot!

Singing along to “Reflection”, the last song. For me, It has an Indian feel to it. Love it. Thank you. Jasmine 🦋🎵

Great find Colin. Thanks so much for posting this.

This is fantastic. I saw Gryphon live on the Treason tour, but that was the expanded line up (who were also excellent). I was going to see them supporting Yes, but I couldn't make it due to university commitments, though a friend who did go said that they blew Yes off the stage. I'm so pleased to see the original line up at last.

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He was brilliant and a fellow communist. My mother loved his music and listening to him during my early childhood in Glasgow in the 60s/70s was a highly formative experience. Banging tunes too.