ROSEMARY LANE

Bert Jansch

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4.31 | 11 ratings | 2 reviews | 36% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1971

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Tell Me What Is True Love? (1:57)
2. Rosemary Lane (4:00)
3. M'Lady Nancy (2:30)
4. A Dream, A Dream, A Dream (2:40)
5. Alman (1:20)
6. Wayward Child (2:03)
7. Nobody's Bar (2:58)
8. Reynardine (5:19)
9. Silly Women (3:12)
10. Peregrinations (1:45)
11. Sylvie (4:26)
12. Sarabanda (1:30)
13. Bird Song (2:55)

Total time: 36:35

Line-up / Musicians

- Herbert "Bert" Jansch / acoustic guitar, vocals

Releases information

Artwork: Heather Jansch

LP Transatlantic Records ‎- TRA 235 (1971, UK)
LP Sanctuary Records ‎- TRA 235 (2016, Europe) Remastered by Barry Grint

CD Line Records ‎- TACD 9.00784 0 (1989, Germany)
CD Castle Music ‎- CMRCD 335 (2001, UK)
CD Transatlantic Records ‎- TRACD 235 (2016, Europe) Remastered by Barry Grint

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BERT JANSCH Rosemary Lane ratings distribution

4.31
(11 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of rock music(36%)
Excellent addition to any rock music collection(55%)
Good, but non-essential (9%)
Collectors/fans only (0%)
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Review by Warthur
PROG REVIEWER

Cutting against the grain of popular trends in folk music, whilst electric folk was at the high water mark of its fashion Bert Jansch put out this acoustic, classically-tinged album of much more traditional material, Captivatingly emotional, with an unabashedly romantic bent, there's a certain timelessness to the material here. With impeccable performance and production standards, and a complete independence from fashionable trends, the album sounds like it could have been made at any point in the last four or five decades - provided, of course, you had a Bert Jansch handy to pull off the heartfelt sincerity of the performance. Four stars sounds right.

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5 stars Definitely 5.0. Spoiler alert: no prog here, unless you count classical influences, alternate meters, and various tunings. Sadly, this is one of Bert's most overlooked efforts. I've said 'sadly' because this album is a darn classic, even though Ritchie Unterberger of AllMusic doesn't exactly se ... (read more)

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