British fingerstlyle great Bert Jansch performs "Black Waterside." From the DVD "Fingerstyle Guitar: New Dimensions & Explorations, Vol. One." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

Scottish folk hero Bert Jansch displays his evocative acoustic guitar skills and vocal grace on Jackson C. Frank`s "Blues Run The Game" for Dusty Wright's One-Takes. One-Takes are a series of songs by artists you know, should know, or will know very soon. Here's my interview with Bert: youtu.be. + Informações

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"Angie" by Bert Jansch, as performed on the album "Bert Jansch".. + Informações

"Lady Nothing," 0:00; "Moonshine" 1:59; "In the Bleak Midwinter" 5:53; "Come Back Baby" 9:59. With Ralph McTell, Stefan Grossman, Jan Akkerman, on a show called "Fire Guitarrer" (Four Guitars) originally broadcast on DR2-TV Denmark.. + Informações

Bert Jansch / Needle Of Death my favorites-1. + Informações

Bert Jansch with Johnny Marr and Bernard Butler on Later With Jools Holland in London, UK on 20 May 2000. Johnny Marr plays his Martin D-28 acoustic/vocals on 'The River Bank' with Bert Jansch on acoustic and Bernard Butler on electric. + Informações

Bert Jansch 11-3-01 the Old Vic. Theatre Royal Bristol. UK RIP. + Informações

British fingerstlyle great Bert Jansch performs "One For Jo." From the DVD "Fingerstyle Guitar: New Dimensions & Explorations, Vol. One." www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

Acoustic Routes 1992 with billy connolly. + Informações

Folk legend BERT JANSCH chats and performs on THE DUSTY WRIGHT SHOW. Taped at The Underground in NYC in April 2011 while on the road with Neil Young.. + Informações

A Rare Conundrum 1977. + Informações

IMPROVED VERSION: youtu.be How to play Blackwaterside, trad. arr. Bert Jansch. Drop D tuning (ie, DADGBE). Capo 2. This is the c. 1975 version. Thanks to all the wonderful videos that Jansch fans have recently added to YouTube, we know that there are variations in the way he plays it over the course of his life. This one is based on the clip in this video, youtu.be at 3:18. When I watch Bert's original versus mine I realise that it's not quite as good as I thought it was ... There's all sorts of intonation and phrasing in the way he plays, and his fingers are so light and fast -- it's wonderful and impossible to match.. + Informações

Bert Jansch played 'Morning Brings Peace Of Mind' in 2010.. + Informações

Bert Jansch at the Theatre Royal. Bristol 3rd Nov 2001. + Informações

Bert Jansch played 'Rosemary Lane' in 2010.. + Informações

Bert Jansch - Windows Art Centre. Bath UK. 25th Sept 99 Rip. + Informações

An attempt at one of the first of Bert's songs that I came across, which was recorded for his "LA Turnaround" album in 1974. Thanks to James Phillips for tabbing the guitar part, which I found on ultimate guitar. www.bertjansch.com I'm going to stop doing covers for a while and continue working on traditional songs, but I thought this would be my tribute, as Bert tragically passed away in October - only a couple months after the first and last time I got to see him live, playing with Pentangle. May he live on through his music for many years to come.. + Informações

'11?10?5????????????????'80?????????????????3????????? AVOCET from the late Bert Jansch's live stage at La Foret Plaza, Harajuku, Japan, on 23 March 1980. Previously unreleased live take. Bert Jansch: Acoustic Guitar (Rob Armstrong; tuning: DADGAD) Martin Jenkins: Violin This is a different take from the one in the Japanese album "BERT JANSCH LIVE AT LA FORET WITH MARTIN JENKINS," which includes the take of 22nd. So you can here listen to the Avocet without mic-hitting nor correcting tuning on the playing. Avocet is a kind of long-legged bird living on the shores. Bert Jansch's '79 album "AVOCET" consists of six instrumentals titled of kind of bird: Avocet, Lapwing, Bittern, Kingfisher, Osprey, and Kittiwake. The album title tune "Avocet" is so long that the whole A side of the LP was occupied with it (18 minutes). If they had come to the Japan concerts with Nigel Portman-Smith or Danny Thompson as bassist, this live playing might have taken more time, maybe twice as long as this. I have to say one more thing, this audio source lacks the very last of the ending because of the limitation of cassette tape. So I edited it to be completed with the ending of the take of 22nd. Recording, audio editing and art work by capriciousNo9 Photographing by capriciousNo9 and No10. + Informações

A Rare Conundrum, taken from the vinyl. Bert Jansch 11/3/1943 - 10/5/2011. + Informações

3/11/1943 - 10/5/2011 You remember me.... + Informações

Bert Jansch at the Fleece. Bristol UK on the 27th Sept 93. Rip. + Informações

Edge of A Dream (2002) La Luna Bert Jansch: vocal, acoustic guitar, bass guitar Johnny "Guitar" Hodge: spanish guitar Dirty blood, dripping from a black sky Onto a barren land And everywhere there's sorrow, despair and desolation There is no air nowhere Dogs bark and it's dark and scary From the towers to the ocean Under a Hecatean moon La Luna Sister sister Luna, you know who I am, like a star That flashes and glitters in your eyes in the moonlight Or the fire on a mountain Or the light in the heart of a man and the sun that shines With a glimpse of the light divine Behind the veil of a rainbow Just like Perdurabo said It's gonna be alright Oooh La Luna, oh she did me good With a love that loves to love That loves to love the love that loves to love Oooh La Luna And I love to listen to you Lu, and I admire you For your survival Sweet poetry and tragedy and comedy and rock'n'roll Keeping it all in motion Under a Hecatean moon La Luna www.bertjansch.com. + Informações

LA Turnaround (1974). + Informações

Here's another clip from Dreamweaver, the Bert Jansch documentary (2000). Reynardine is a traditional English ballad that was first released by Bert on his album Rosemary Lane (1971). According to Wikipedia "in versions most commonly sung and recorded today, Reynardine is a werefox who attracts beautiful women to him so that he can take them away to his castle. What fate meets them there is usually left ambiguous." Remember to support Bert by buying his albums! www.bertjansch.com. + Informações