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Birthday Blues (Remastered) (CD)

By: Bert Jansch

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DISC 1 for Birthday Blues (Remastered) (CD) Album By Bert Jansch
1   Come Sing Me A Happy Song To Prove We All Can Get Along The  
2   Bright New Year  
3   Tree Song  
4   Poison  
5   Miss Heather Rosemary Sewell  
6   I've Got A Woman  
7   Woman Like You  
8   I Am Lonely  
9   Promised Land  
10   Birthday Blues  
11   Wishing Well  
12   Blues  
 

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2 LPs on 1 CD: BIRTHDAY BLUES (1968)/ROSEMARY LANE (1971).
This 24-song CD combines 1967's BIRTHDAY BLUES and 1971's ROSEMARY LANE, two of guitarist Bert Jansch's best-loved albums. It is a perfect introduction to one of British folk's leading lights. BIRTHDAY BLUES finds Jansch in a cheerful mood, accompanied by fellow Pentangle band-mates bassist Danny Thompson and drummer Terry Cox. The remarkably titled "Come Sing Me A Happy Song To Prove We Can All Get Along The Lumpy, Bumpy, Long And Dusty Road" and the sweetly adoring "Miss Heather Rosemary Sewell," a touching love song to Jansch's new wife are among his finest moments.
ROSEMARY LANE is even better. Jansch works with a broader emotional palette, while recordings of the traditional "Rosemary Lane," "Reynardine," and "Sylvie" return to the guitarist's folk roots. The album also includes a respectful adaptation of Robert Johnson's "Alman." While all of ROSEMARY LANE is divine, two Jansch originals, "Tell Me What Is True Love?" and "M'Lady Nancy," are clearly the highlights.

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This 24-song CD combines 1967's BIRTHDAY BLUES and 1971's ROSEMARY LANE, two of guitarist Bert Jansch's best-loved albums. It is a perfect introduction to one of British folk's leading lights. BIRTHDAY BLUES finds Jansch in a cheerful mood, accompanied by fellow Pentangle band-mates bassist Danny Thompson and drummer Terry Cox. The remarkably titled "Come Sing Me A Happy Song To Prove We Can All Get Along The Lumpy, Bumpy, Long And Dusty Road" and the sweetly adoring "Miss Heather Rosemary Sewell", a touching love song to Jansch's new wife are among his finest moments.
ROSEMARY LANE is even better. Jansch works with a broader emotional palette, while recordings of the traditional "Rosemary Lane", "Reynardine", and "Sylvie" return to the guitarist's folk roots. The album also includes a respectful adaptation of Robert Johnson's "Alman". While all of ROSEMARY LANE is divine, two Jansch originals, "Tell Me What Is True Love?" and "M'Lady Nancy", are clearly the highlights.

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