Crimson Moon
A1 Caledonia
A2 Going Home
A3 Crimson Moon
A4 Downunder
A5 October Song
A6 Looking For Love
B1 Fool's Mate
B2 The River Bank
B3 Omie Wise
B4 My Donald
B5 Neptune's Daughter
B6 Singing The Blues
Edge Of A Dream
C1 On The Edge Of A Dream
C2 All This Remains
C3 What Is On Your Mind
C4 Sweet Death
C5 I Cannot Keep From Crying
C6 La Luna
D1 Gypsy Dave
D2 Walking This Road
D3 The Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood
D4 Black Cat Blues
D5 Bright Sunny Morning
The Black Swan
E1 The Black Swan
E2 High Days
E3 When The Sun Comes Up
E4 Katie Cruel
E5 My Pocket's Empty
E6 Watch The Stars
F1 A Woman Like You
F2 The Old Triangle
F3 Bring Your Religion
F4 Texas Cowboy Blues
F5 Magdalina's Dance
F6 Hey Pretty Girl
The Setting Of The Sun - Demos, Outtakes & Unreleased
G1 Watch The Stars (Demo)
G2 It Don't Bother Me
G3 On The Edge Of A Dream (Demo)
G4 Walking This Road (Demo)
G5 My Pocket's Empty (Demo)
G6 Cocaine
H1 Untitled
H2 Chambertin
H3 Katie Cruel (Demo)
H4 Fool's Mate (Demo)
H5 The Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood (Demo)
Living In The Shadows Part 2: On The Edge Of A Dream
Bert Jansch
28th April 2017 - Album - EARTH015
Following on from Earth’s definitive collection of Bert Jansch’s 1990s works ‘Living In The Shadows Part 2: On The Edge Of A Dream’ picks up from where it left off, bringing together Bert Jansch’s final recordings, made between 2000 and 2006.
- 4XLP/4XCD Bookback that includes albums Crimson Moon, Edge Of A Dream, The Black Swan and The Setting Of The Sun (Demos, Outtakes & Unreleased)
£35.00 – £60.00
Following on from Earth’s definitive collection of Jansch’s 1990s works ‘Living In The Shadows Part 2: On The Edge Of A Dream’ picks up from where it left off, bringing together Bert Jansch’s final recordings, made between 2000 and 2006. This remarkable anthology documents some of Jansch’s finest work, and a man at the top of his game, some forty years (!) after his first release. From the brooding resonance of Crimson Moon (where Jansch is joined by Johnny Marr, Bernard Butler and Johnny “Guitar” Hodge, as well as son Adam Jansch and Bert’s wife Loren Jansch) to the intimacy of Edge Of A Dream (Bernard Butler, Hope Sandoval, Dave Swarbrick, Ralph McTell, Johnny “Guitar” Hodge, Paul Wassif, Adam Jansch and Loren Jansch) to the wondrous new folk / trad folk harmony of Black Swan (Beth Orton, Devendra Banhart, Kevin Barker, Helena Espvall, Paul Wassif), these seemingly very different albums all speak of one thing: Bert’s natural talent for turning out extraordinary music, regardless of genre.
Disc four, The Setting Of The Sun, takes in more demos and unreleased material, with guest appearances from Gordon Giltrap and Johnny Marr adding additional delight for fans old and new. These peeks into Jansch’s recording process are nothing if not fascinating, with his home studio lending itself perfectly to any recording fancy he might arrive at.
Like Part 1, this deluxe case-bound set exhibits the sublime attention to detail that has become Earth Recordings’ calling card. Liner notes come courtesy of colleague Bernard Butler and Bert’s son Adam, while a comprehensive listening guide (by esteemed journalist, Dave Henderson) is also included.
Tracklist
Description
Following on from Earth’s definitive collection of Jansch’s 1990s works ‘Living In The Shadows Part 2: On The Edge Of A Dream’ picks up from where it left off, bringing together Bert Jansch’s final recordings, made between 2000 and 2006. This remarkable anthology documents some of Jansch’s finest work, and a man at the top of his game, some forty years (!) after his first release. From the brooding resonance of Crimson Moon (where Jansch is joined by Johnny Marr, Bernard Butler and Johnny “Guitar” Hodge, as well as son Adam Jansch and Bert’s wife Loren Jansch) to the intimacy of Edge Of A Dream (Bernard Butler, Hope Sandoval, Dave Swarbrick, Ralph McTell, Johnny “Guitar” Hodge, Paul Wassif, Adam Jansch and Loren Jansch) to the wondrous new folk / trad folk harmony of Black Swan (Beth Orton, Devendra Banhart, Kevin Barker, Helena Espvall, Paul Wassif), these seemingly very different albums all speak of one thing: Bert’s natural talent for turning out extraordinary music, regardless of genre.
Disc four, The Setting Of The Sun, takes in more demos and unreleased material, with guest appearances from Gordon Giltrap and Johnny Marr adding additional delight for fans old and new. These peeks into Jansch’s recording process are nothing if not fascinating, with his home studio lending itself perfectly to any recording fancy he might arrive at.
Like Part 1, this deluxe case-bound set exhibits the sublime attention to detail that has become Earth Recordings’ calling card. Liner notes come courtesy of colleague Bernard Butler and Bert’s son Adam, while a comprehensive listening guide (by esteemed journalist, Dave Henderson) is also included.
