Bert Jansch - Rosemary Lane LP 12-inches Untitled #11

Untitled #11

Ten Years leaps across genre and medium to connect his revolutionary structural filmmaking with the experiments in long-duration sound that Conrad had begun in the 1960s as part of the Theatre of Eternal Music

This first-time domestic release of The Faust Tapes on vinyl reproduces the original sleeve design

But a survey of the group's fans would likely find the collage-heavy messterpiece The Faust Tapes triumphing

Feature length video (58 minutes) contains live performance and other rare footage

Bert Jansch - Rosemary Lane LP 12-inches Untitled #11By the time Rosemary Lane was released in 1971, Bert Jansch had covered a great deal of territory on numerous albums as a solo artist, collaborations with John Renbourn and records by the band in which he and Renbourn sang and played guitar, Pentangle. Returning to the intimate economy of his self titled debut LP from a half dozen or so years earlier, Rosemary Lane was recorded on portable equipment by engineer producer Bill Leader and featured Jansch