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Rosemary Lane by: Bert Jansch List Price: £8.99 CD-Charts Price: £3.98 You Save: £5.01 (56%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 5050159133529 Label: Sanctuary Manufacturer: Sanctuary Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Sanctuary Release Date: February 26, 2008 Running Time: 37 minutes Studio: Sanctuary Sales Rank: 6751 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - The Magic of JanschFor anyone who has never heard Bert Jansch solo, this would be an ideal place to start. His style encompasses folk, renaissance, blues and conveys an ethereal quality that marks his work from his contemporaries. This particular album displays in my view, that wistfullness of the mysterious bard the best. There isn't a bad track on here. Reminds me of winds playing over moor and heath just as the sun sets below the horizon. Rating: - Guitar genuis lets the songs do the speakingAnyone already familiar to Bert Jansch will know exactly how important he was to the english folk scene of the early sixties - basically, he did for the acoustic guitar what Jimi did for the electric. Hearing his versatility with the old piece of wood is a wonder - noone had played like this before (it also made Dylan quite envious, which is no bad thing)! whereas other folksters treated their instrument with respect, Jansch abused his, strumming with fierce verocity and producing highly original interpretations of folk standards as a result. Rosemary Lane is the first album in which the focus is not entirely placed on guitar. Whilst song was never sacrificed by Burt for lightning string picking, sometimes it was obscured a little ... Read More: |
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