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3 days ago · Pentangle's 1969 album, "Basket of Light" (the inspiration for this quiz's title), featured a song that became quite successful as the theme of the BBC's first colour drama series, "Take Three Girls".
Davey Graham. David Michael Gordon "Davey" Graham (originally spelled Davy Graham) (26 November 1940 – 15 December 2008) was a British guitarist and one of the most influential figures in the 1960s British folk revival. He inspired many famous practitioners of the fingerstyle acoustic guitar such as Bert Jansch, Wizz Jones, John Renbourn ...
1 day ago · This week we conclude our two-part feature, Trad. Arranged By. The program features traditional folk players who’ve expanded the style, including Bellowhead, Pentangle, Brass Monkey and others. Explore new traditions … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. LISTEN: … Continue reading →
1 day ago · Who Played When / The Glasgow Apollo was Scotland's premier rock venue. Welcome to the only website dedicated to the memory of the world famous rock and pop venue, The Glasgow Apollo.
4 days ago · Jacqui McShee sang Let No Man Steal Your Thyme in 1968 as the opening track of Pentangle’s first album, The Pentangle. This track was included on a lot of anthologies, the best of them being Electric Muse: The Story of Folk into Rock , issued in 1975.
3 days ago · "Cruel sister" is a medieval song with many variants, it is sometimes known as "The Twa Sisters". The Pentangle album was first released in 1970. "Cruel Sister" can also be found on several Pentangle compilation albums.
5 days ago · Tam Lin’s story is the tale of a knight who falls from his horse near the well, is spirited away by the Queen of the Fairies, and condemned to haunt Carterhaugh in elven form. Maidens are warned not to go by Carterhaugh without a gift for the knight lest he seduces them and steals their maidenhood. Janet, a local lass, defies the warning ...
