Bert Jansch
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'Bert Jansch? Not Still Going, Is He?'
Interview by Fred Dellar, NME, October 1975
Certainly he is, still alive and well and producing records; rumours of his retirement have been exaggerated. ...
Review by David Cavanagh, MOJO, January 1994
BENEATH THE STAGGERED, quadruple-decker title of It Dont Bother Me, midway down an album cover that suggests Blue Note going folk, sits Bert Jansch in ...
Bert Jansch Conundrum: Thirteen Down (Fantasy/Kicking Mule)
Sleevenotes by Bill Wasserzieher, Fantasy/Kicking Mule Records, 1998
MUSIC COMMENTATOR Colin Harper once wrote that Bert Jansch, on a scale of one to 10 in terms of popular notoriety, probably would come in ...
Report and Interview by Colin Harper, Independent, The, June 2000
"MY INTEREST IN ALBUMS usually wanes around this point," says Bert Jansch, 57 this year and, for all the outward appearance of a man who ...
Retrospective and Interview by Colin Harper, MOJO, July 2000
NOTE: This piece was adapted and expanded, with additional material, from Dazzling Stranger: Bert Jansch And The British Folk & Blues Revival (Bloomsbury). It is ...
Comment by Colin Harper, Irish Times, The, September 2000
CURRENTLY HOT on the heels of Miles Davis, Jimi Hendrix and Johnny Cash as an individualist icon of 20th Century music – name-dropped as an ...
Bert Jansch Takes The High Road
Comment by Michael Goldberg, Neumu, May 2002
Discovering the idiosyncratic yet influential Scottish folk singer. ...
Bert Jansch: Invisible Jukebox
Interview by Mike Barnes, Wire, The, February 2007
Complete draft of the feature originally published in The Wire 276, Feb 2007 ...
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