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Acoustic Routes Album available as:- Initially
commissioned by the BBC Scotland as a forty minute regional program,
the few-waiving involvement of Billy Connolly as the films anchor
man- linking the performances and ad-libbing Bert's history with humour,
affection and the communal pride that comes with reliving one's own
part of movement - allowed for the project's extension to seventy
minutes and a network screening. The budget had been desperately small,
but the end result had the sheen of class. In one sequence, filmed
at 365 High Street Edinburgh, the old Howff premises, Bert was reunited
with Archie Fisher, Hamish Imlach and Ann Briggs; in an other he was
teamed up with Al Stewart and Wizz Jones for a trawl around the old
haunts in Soho; Davy Graham (refusing to perform with his old rival)
is seen playing solo and quaffing cappuccinos at the Troubadour, Ralph
McTell explains the music's fragility, Peter Kirtley attests to Bert's
influences and Martin Carthy revisits "Scarborough Fair"
under the indignity of a bogus title (neatly avoiding Paul Simons
copyright); Bert play's "Heatbreak Hotel" one more time
with Albert Lee, in California, and meets his original inspiration
Brownie McGhee for the first time in nearly thirty years. Brownie
had not the first idea who Bert was but he was happy to entertain
anyone who had known the blues. - Source, Dazzling Stranger Bert Jansch And The British Folk & Blues Revival By Collin Harper
Track Listing: 1.
Bert Jansch & Jacqui McShee Chasing Love 2:29
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