Bert Jansch
"L.A. Turnaround" 1974
By the time Bert joined Charisma around late 1973/early 1974, he had already recorded what he intended to be his next album: eight tracks featuring himself either solo or with Danny Thompson, recorded at a session in Paris in early ‘73. Reprise, his label at that time, rejected the tapes as did Charisma – the latter preferring a complete break with the Pentangle era. Nonetheless, two of the eight tracks – ‘Chambertin’ and ‘Lady Nothing’ – were rescued for the Charisma debut. A further Paris track, ‘Doctor Doctor’, later appeared on A Rare Conundrum. The other five titles and, indeed, their current whereabouts, are unknown but it may be conjectured that they were mostly or all songs re-recorded for LA Turnaround.
Personnel:
Bert Jansch (guitar vocal),
Jesse Ed Davis (guitar),
Mike Nesmith (guitar),
Jay Lacy (guitar),
Red Rhodes (pedal steel),
Byron Berline (fiddle/mandolin),
Mike Cohen (electric piano),
Klaus Voorman (bass),
Danny Lane (drums)
Produced:
Mike Nesmith (10 tracks) / Danny Thompson (two tracks)
Download link in comments.
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By the time Bert joined Charisma around late 1973/early 1974, he had already recorded what he intended to be his next album: eight tracks featuring himself either solo or with Danny Thompson, recorded at a session in Paris in early ‘73. Reprise, his label at that time, rejected the tapes as did Charisma – the latter preferring a complete break with the Pentangle era. Nonetheless, two of the eight tracks – ‘Chambertin’ and ‘Lady Nothing’ – were rescued for the Charisma debut. A further Paris track, ‘Doctor Doctor’, later appeared on A Rare Conundrum. The other five titles and, indeed, their current whereabouts, are unknown but it may be conjectured that they were mostly or all songs re-recorded for LA Turnaround.
Personnel:
Bert Jansch (guitar vocal),
Jesse Ed Davis (guitar),
Mike Nesmith (guitar),
Jay Lacy (guitar),
Red Rhodes (pedal steel),
Byron Berline (fiddle/mandolin),
Mike Cohen (electric piano),
Klaus Voorman (bass),
Danny Lane (drums)
Produced:
Mike Nesmith (10 tracks) / Danny Thompson (two tracks)
Download link in comments.
Track.02
8 Comments:
Wow - well done for this. Only today I put up a plea for someone to let me have access to this so *I* could post it...
God man yerself.
Jerry
Umm - track two ('Chambertin') is missing - do you have that track?
Witchseason
I've seen Bert Jansch a couple of times : the first time he was amazing, the second time he was accompanied by his wife and they were so-so. I can't say I've followed his career that closely, so this one was a bit of a surprise. Thanks very much!
Bert I really like...Until recently I had not really heard Wizz Jones...My new best listen
This is defently my favourite Jansch album, post-pentangle days.
The whole album is beautiful, but above all, it has one of the most amazing love songs of all times "Fresh As A Sweet Sunday Morning".
You did a great thing, by uploading this one, as this album is unavailable on CD (along with the other 2 Charisma releases "Santa Barbara Honeymoon" and "A Rare Conundrum").
Should you need the other two, I can help you out with it.
Yair
yair@yairyona.com
Son of Lizard does it again! Kudos, sir!
Hi folk fans !
It seems that Santa Barbara Honeymoon and A rare Conundrum aren't anywhere to find on the web. So I made a vinyl rip of both albums.
You can download them here :
Santa Barbara Honeymoon
http://www.rock6070.com/MP3/Bert_Jansch_Santa_Barbara.zip
A rare Conundrum
http://www.rock6070.com/MP3/Bert_Jansch_A_Rare_Conundrum.zip
Enjoy !
Béatrice
i never have a problem downloading from the internet
and assume the arsetits are well funded with royalty deals , whatever. But as the son of an actor whose mother used to receive modest royalty payments for repeats of dad's work; I have seen her income vanish overnight because digital repeats are not eligible for royalty payments. I imagine that the royalties received by the lesser known arsetits (no offence) are negligable if not non existant. I urge all those who download as freely as I do, to once in a blue moon, if a particular arsetit has given you great pleasure to visit their own personal website and buy one album direct from them. (so long as they are reasonably priced) Today I went crazy and spent £3.50 on Avocet by Bert Jansch, from his own website. I hate Cd's, they get in the way. But after downloading it I shall leave it on the London Underground and hope someone else finds pleasure from it. This is a fantastic site, and I dare say if I had found a free download of Avocet I might well have gone there first and this self-righteous rant would not exist. I'm off to India. ByeBye.
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