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01. Danny Thompson Trio w/John Mclaughlin - Stratosfunk
02. Danny Thompson Trio w/John Mclaughlin - Band Intro
03. Danny Thompson Trio w/John Mclaughlin - Mutiny On The Light
04. Danny Thompson Trio w/John Mclaughlin - Mysterianimoso
05. Danny Thompson Trio w/John Mclaughlin - Spectrum Plectrum
06. Danny Thompson Trio w/John Mclaughlin - Eighty-One
07. Danny Thompson Trio w/John Mclaughlin - Gotta Go Fishing
08. Pentangle - Sweet Child
09. Pentangle - In Your Mind
10. Pentangle - I Loved A Lass
11. Pentangle - Sovay
01. Jacqui Mcshee & John Renbourn - Watch The Stars
02. Jacqui Mcshee & John Renbourn - Crying Some Time
03. Jacqui Mcshee & John Renbourn - Every Night When The Sun Goes In
04. Pentangle - Once I Had A Sweetheart
05. Pentangle - Hunting Song
06. Pentangle - Sally Go Round The Roses
07. Pentangle - Bruton Town (w/ interview)
08. Pentangle - I Got A Feeling
09. Pentangle - Hunting Song
10. Pentangle - Cold Mountain
11. Pentangle - I'm Lonely I'm Lost
12. Brian Matthew - Jacqui McShee Interview
ARTIST
TITLE
Live On Air 1967-1969
FORMAT
2CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
LC2CD 5007CD LC2CD 5007CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
3/13/2020

London Calling presents Pentangle's Live On Air 1967-1969, including performances from the Danny Thompson Trio with John McLaughlin. The high profile names of John Renbourn and Bert Jansch remain coveted enough to warrant excitement at any retrospective release, but combined with Danny Thompson and Jacqui McShee, this is a delightful insight into one of Britain's finest folk-rock bands to emerge in the late '60s. Pentangle's legacy lies in an abundance of fragile, acoustic wonder spanning six albums with Transatlantic and Reprise Records from 1968 to 1972. Among studio, television and festival appearances, Pentangle visited venues such as the Playhouse Theatre and Paris Theatre for the BBC. These pristine sessions reveal a valuable insight into the creative mindset directing the band in their heyday. Prominently featured here are the only known recordings of Danny Thompson with John McLaughlin and Tony Roberts from 1967, music that would provide a vital bridge to the formation of Pentangle. Digitally remastered, includes a Brian Matthew interview with Jacqui McShee from 1970 and a full color booklet with liner notes and rare images.