Features Song Lyrics for Bert Jansch's Birthday Blues, Rosemary Lane album.

Rosemary Lane is the seventh album by contemporary British folk musician Bert Jansch, released in 1971. The sleeve was designed by Heather Jansch.

Acoustic legend Bert Jansch performs his take on a classic British folk tune, live at Relix.

Birthday Blues is the sixth album by Scottish folk musician Bert Jansch, released in 1969. All songs composed by Bert Jansch except where noted. Come Sing Me a Happy Song to Prove We All Can Get Along the Lumpy, Bumpy, Long and Dusty Road" – 2:05. The Bright New Year" – 1:34. Miss Heather Rosemary Sewell" – 2:10. I've Got a Woman" – 5:15. A Woman Like You" – 4:27. Promised Land" – 2:51. Birthday Blues" – 1:14.

Birthday Blues/Rosemary Lane. It's no accident that Jansch's 1969 album sounds like a modified version of the Pentangle. Jansch was a member of the great British folk-rock group at the time of this album's release, and he's backed by the Pentangle's sterling rhythm section of Danny Thompson (bass) and Terry Cox (drums), with occasional touches of harmonica (played by British blues singer Duffy Power), alto sax, and flute.

Miss Heather Rosemary Swell. A6. I've Got A Woman. Birthday Blues ‎(LP, Album, RE). Transatlantic Records. Studio album by. Bert Jansch. Bert Jansch chronology. Birthday Blues (1969). Rosemary Lane (1971). Traditional; arranged by Jansch.

Rosemary Lane (1971) is the more subdued of the trio. Mindful of the cracks in the group, Bill Leader encouraged a minimalist if earthy sound during sessions at Bert’s Ticehurst cottage. The guitarist sometimes gives the impression he’s not fully engaged but Reynardine is a magnificent guitar piece that shows off all the man’s artistry.

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Birthday Blues, Rosemary Lane front cover. Essential ESM CD 519 (1996). 1997: Essential (ESM CD 519). CD. Come Sing Me A Happy Song To Prove We Can All Get Along The Lumpy, Bumpy, Long And Dusty Road.