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musician
Bert Jansch, released in 1975.
Track listing
All tracks composed by Bert Jansch; except where indicated
#"Love Anew"
#"Mary and Joseph"
#"Be My Friend"
#"Baby Blue"
#"Dance Lady Dance"
#"
You Are My Sunshine" (
Jimmie Davis
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#"Lost and Gone"
#"
Blues Run the Game
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Jackson C. Frank
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#"Build Another Band"
#"When the Teardrops Fell"
#"Dynamite"
#"Buckrabbit"
2009 Remaster
Same as the original LP release, with the following bonus tracks:
#"Build Another Band" (Alternate Version)
#"When The Teardrops Fell" (Live at Montreux 4 July 1975)
#"Lady Nothing" (Live at Montreux 4 July 1975)
#"Dance Lady Dance" (Live at Montreux 4 July 1975)
#"Angie" (Live at Montreux 4 July 1975)
#"One for Jo" (Live at Montreux 4 July 1975)
Personnel
*Bert Jansch - vocals, guitars
*Jim Baker - guitar
*Jay Lacy - electric guitar
*Bill Smith - keyboards
*David Barry - keyboards
*George Seymour - synthesizer
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Robert Greenidge
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- steel drums
*Don Whaley - bass
*Ernie McDaniel - bass
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David Hungate
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- bass
*Danny Lane - drums
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Tris Imboden
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- drums
*Craig Buhler, Darrell Leonard, Jim Gordon - brass
*Beth Fitchet Wood, Ron McGuire, Steve Wood - vocals
;Technical
*Bill Drescher, Chris Houston - engineer
*Phyliss Nesmith - production coordinator
References
Bert Jansch albums
1975 albums
Charisma Records albums
Albums recorded at Sound City Studios
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