John Renbourn on guitar - need I say more. + Informações

John Renbourn live in Pavia on 7th Sept 2005.. + Informações

British guitar great John Renbourn performs "Little Niles" at a concert in Toronto. From the DVD "John Renbourn In Concert 1990." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

Legendary British guitarist John Renbourn teaches his version of the English ballad "Lord Franklin." From the DVD "Folk, Blues and Beyond." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

Taken from John Renbourn's 1968 solo record, "Sir John Alot of Merrie Englandes Musyk Thyng & ye Grene Knyghte" Whew! That's a mouthful.. + Informações

Renbourn playing an english dance.. + Informações

LP 'The Lady and the Unicorn' UK Folk/Medieval OOP. + Informações

A bit of Medieval Blues - enjoy!. + Informações

"I know my babe", John Renbourn, live. Studio version is on the 1966 album "Another Monday". Also know as "I know my rider", "I know you rider", "Woman Blues", and others. Learn the history of the song at the following links: en.wikipedia.org www3.clearlight.com. + Informações

Cambridge folk festival 30 July 2011. Messrs Jansch and Renbourn do a duet performing 'Soho' a song that predates the formation of Pentangle originally on their 'Bert and John' album from 1966.. + Informações

As well as recording this song with Pentangle, John recorded his own version, which I personally favour.... + Informações

Legendary guitarist John Renbourn plays "Sweet Potato." From the DVD "The Art of Fingerstyle Guitar." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

Live in Italy, Sept 2005. + Informações

John Renbourn plays Blues Run The Game live in 2005. + Informações

Another Monday, 1967. + Informações

I was amazed by the guitar playing when I first heard John Renbourn's first album. This was the track I wanted to play most, and here it is !. + Informações

An attempt at John Renbourn's arrangement of a stately Pavan, written by English composer William Byrd in the early sixteenth century. It's a very satisfying piece to play on the guitar. I learnt it from a DVD called "Medieval & Renaissance Music", which is from Stefan Grossman's Guitar Workshop (a site with tons of video lessons by John Renbourn and many other great guitarists, for anyone interested): guitarvideos.com Here's me: www.seansiegfried.moonfruit.com Some more early pieces coming soon!. + Informações

Another fantastic short arrangement by John Renbourn. This is a French dance published by Claude Gervaise during the mid fifteen-hundreds. The piece appears on John Renbourn's "The Lady and the Unicorn" and also as part of a live set on Pentangle's "Sweet Child" album. I also learnt this from John's "Complete Anthology Of Medieval & Renaissance Music For Guitar". Lots of information on John here: www.john-renbourn.com More to follow in the next few days! www.seansiegfried.moonfruit.com. + Informações

Praise to the moon, bright queen of the skies, Jewel of the black night, the light of our eyes, Brighter than starlight, whiter than snow, Look down on us in the darkness below. If well you should find us then well let us stay, Be it seven times better when you make your way, Be it seven times better when we greet the dawn, So light up our way and keep us from all harm. Give strength to the weary, give alms to the poor, To the tainted and needy five senses restore, Give song to our voices, give sight to our eyes, To see the sun bow as the new moon shall rise. Cast your eyes downwards to our dwelling place, Three times for favour and three times for grace, Over the dark clouds your face for to see, To banish misfortune and keep Trinity. In the name of our Lady, bright maiden of grace, In the name of the King of the City of Peace, In the name of our Saviour, who hung on the tree, All praise to the moon, for eternity.. + Informações

John Renbourn - Live Medley : Lament for Owen Roe McNeil / Mist Covered Mountains of Home / The Orphan. + Informações

From the DVD "John Renbourn Rare Performances 1965-95," John and Stefan Grossman perform Charles Mingus' tribute to Lester Young, "Goodbye Porkpie Hat." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

John Renbourn's "La Rotta" from his "The Lady And The Unicorn" album. J Dilla sampled this song in "Make 'em NV".. + Informações

Live Concert in Pavia (Italy), 07 September 2005. Thanks to MARTL3T for tellin me the title of the song.. + Informações

John Renbourn, Scarborough Fair, from "The Lady And Unicorn" (Transatlantic 1970). John Renbourn, guitar; Tony Roberts, flute; Don Harper, viola. For my comments on music please visit: somelikeitfolk.blogspot.it Pictures from the tapestry cycle "the Lady and The Unicorn" and other artwork are from the website of Musée du Moyen-Âge, Paris, where they are collected.. + Informações

The great John Renbourn teaches the playing of a DADGAD tune, "Sandwood Down to Kyle." This is part one of two. From the DVD "Celtic Melodies & Open Tunings." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações