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Different David Ballentine

I saw them in Washington DC in 1971. I had been a fan since 1969 and felt so fortunate to have seen them live while at the top of their game. As the years went by I caught them individually and the reformed Pentangle. I somehow got backstage at the DC show where I met each member. Amazing band mixing folk n jazz with great solo's .

World cup final was on on the Sunday and I couldn't get into the Hydro, as, I was covered in mud. Very muddy indeed. I was there all day Saturday, drinking fish!!

Wow

Thank you!! So killer...

T.Rex actually FINISHES at 17:03. It starts at 16:07.

love the length of this thread

The greatest group of the highest calibre and talented musicians ever. no question.

Incredible song, incredible voice

0:50: A Dream, A Dream 04:00: Wayward Child 08:00: Silly Woman 13:15: The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 17:00: Bird Song 21:20: Nobody's Bar 25:18: Oh, My Babe 28:50: Yarrow 33:10:Twa Corbies 37:00: Reynardine 43:00: Tell Me What is True Love 45:00: When I Get Home 47:13: The Wheel 49:00: Omie Wise

Thank you. A lot of fun to listen to. Just one small quibble though , the photo shown here was taken at Jittoku in Kyoto, Japan, on 30th May, 1978. (Photographer unknown.)

Typical English bias. Bert Jansch was Scottish.

wow

awesome 🙏💚🙏

Best band EVER!!!!

Pentangle is sublime.

Thank you so much for this! I love it! Are there any photos from this event? I live in Durham and pass by this (rather ugly) building frequently, it's nice to think that Bert was in Durham at some point!

serious sound problem here, one channel on two!!!

OMG...I don't know if I've ever heard Jacqui McShee in finer voice...and THAT'S saying something! And everyone else...magnificent. This version of the Lyke-Wake Dirge might be the finest thing I've heard in a very long time.

Jesus that was intense

Great introduction to bird song

Pentangle were magic. Medieval modern. From Ireland

I love that people are still finding interview footage of this humble talented man. RiP Bert

I was lucky enough to have seen Quintessence in the early 70s too - Kennington Oval - Weeley festival - Barking & Southend colleges - they were an amazing band & and created a wonderful atmosphere with their presence & inter play - I listen to this historic snippets & I'm struck by how refreshing their wonderful music was/is - I would love to own a hard copy of these recordings for my own collection - purely personal reasons not for financial gain - Respect to you all & a big thank you for posting

So glad she chose me!!!!❤

7:08 Rosslyn

Great music played by great musicians. I was lucky enough to see Gryphon in '75 when they toured with Yes. Absolutely awesome band

Storyteller 🤗🙏🍺cheers

SILLY WOMAN LYRICS TO SING AT SING ALONG PART: Ooooo...oo..oo..ooooo..oo.oo Ooooo...ooooo..oo..ooooooo

Remember Night Flight fro the theme music fro TV Series Take Thrree Girls as a young teenager. Great music Precious Memories. Thank You Pentangle. Much Love 😻🎶👍X

Lembra Gentle Giant

I saw John Renbourne on a number of occasions in my youth 1960s and 70s. I must admit that I just took him for granted. I watch this and I’m mesmerised.😊😊

Shite!

He's really digging the pentatonic thing here. I think his greatest strength was his sound and his feel backing others. Such a distinct sound.

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Rod's autobiography- they'd all hit the pub across from the BBC dragged John Peel and themselves back for the show recording just in time. Still, great music for those listening to the radio! Rod and John great friends, Rod even went to his wedding.

Pity they spelt my name wrong!

Comparing this performance with a 1970 one... It's as good if not better!

The interviewer is still cringing to this day. "Do you use plectrums, John? Plectrums???".

What's that bitter Marxist presenter doing on here? Has ruined my experience listening to Pentangle

This is great stuff but there is something wrong here John Peel didn’t have a co-host on Top Gear as far as I remember it was just him introducing everything!

Im a great appreciator of mrs. Vivien McAuliffe voice. Thanks for This rare peace of históry

what's that instrument with the curled end?

wow

Bought this on release and to be honest forgot what a masterpiece of an album it is. Class

Remarkably beautiful… Beautiful indeed!

I had the privilege of being brought up by my Dad, a jazz/blues/folk fan who spent his whole life fighting to 'Keep Music Live'. So much so, I had the gift of God honour to see, and meet, Pentangle reformed twice. My father was a modest, introspective man until injustice, then he arose. My greatest, most cherished, memory of him was standing on stage introducing the newly reformed Pentangle and just shining, glowing, emanating in the success of sharing the greatest group of musicians ever to have played a (small) venue anywhere, ever. :] Thanks to him, and my mother (classical/opera/big band/folk), I have an encyclopaedic love of music...however, ONLY Pentangle lift me beyond everything, and everyone, else and remind me the beauty that can be created when a group of people work together. Joy to you.

Terry, hello from Richmond. California/Ukraine!

The Adventures = Number One! Hello from Richmond. California/ Ukraine!

Beautiful!!