# Bert Jansch
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Herbert jansch (3 November 1943 – 5 October 2011) was a Scottish folk musician and founding member of the band Pentangle. He was born in Glasgow and came to prominence in London in the 1960s, as an acoustic guitarist, as well as a singer-songwriter. He recorded at least 25 albums and toured extensively from the 1960s to the 21st century.
Year of the Cat by Al Stewart
Al Stewart's 'Year of the Cat' album took the Hippie Trail mainstream. Davie Scott hears how this escapism resonated with UK listeners mired in strikes and unemployment in 1976. It was a far cry from Al Stewart's humble beginnings. As he tells it in one of his songs, "I came up to London when I was…
Bert Jansch by Bert Jansch
Musician Davey Scott talks to Bert Jansch about how he recorded his seminal 1965 album.
Episode 320 - Beth Orton
Singer-songwriter and producer Beth Orton joins Simon and Brian for a conversation about the writing of her latest record The Ground Above. Beth shares how she turns instinctive first ideas into finished songs, the independence that came with producing her own records, and the influence of two form…
Richard Durrant: indie-classical composer and concert guitarist
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Richard Durrant is an indie-classical composer and concert guitarist who plays guitar with great enthusiasm and skill. The word ‘passion’ is much overused these days but, as our episode today shows, it’s an apt description for Richard’s relationsh…
Pauline Black of the Selecter, the girl who invented the Rude Girl
Pauline Black was seen singing Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell songs in Coventry folk clubs and recruited by a local reggae band. Then converted to ska and joined the Selecter - back on tour this summer and with a box-set of live recordings, ‘The Selecter at the BBC’. She looks back here at …
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Pauline Black of the Selecter, the girl who invented the Rude Girl
Pauline Black was seen singing Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell songs in Coventry folk clubs and recruited by a local reggae band. Then converted to ska and joined the Selecter - back on tour this summer and with a box-set of live recordings, ‘The Selecter at the BBC’. She looks back here at …
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#436 - It Doesn't Pay To Try (2nd August 2026)
Another week, another show where one/both presenters complain(s) about being tired. You’d think by now they’d know how to be fully rested for the show.
This show is a deep one. Starts heavy and gets heavier. Enjoy!
Hopefully see you next week, but if we don’t, remember to get in touch with reques…
The Kindness of Returning – A Weird Walk Through Songs That Carry Us Home
Lift the Latch. A garden gate lifts, clicks, and swings. Boots meet a damp path. Somewhere nearby, a blackbird tries one clear phrase after the rain.
That is where The Kindness of Returning begins: not at a monument, a haunted ruin, or a place marked on a tourist map, but at an ordinary threshol…
Recent Songs #131 :: Keep On Sailin’
Neil Young – I Believe In You
Ian Matthews – Keep On Sailin #2
Fotheringay – The Ballad of Ned Kelly
John Renbourn – Seven Sleepers
John Wonderling – Shadows
Bert Jansch – Open Up the Watergate (Alternate Version)
David Wiffen -More Often Than Not
Michael Hurley – The End of the Road
Maisy Owen:MY BIGGEST INFLUENCE ISN’T WHAT YOU THINK
Nashville-born singer-songwriter Maisie Owen joins Only in the Green Room at High Sierra for a conversation about finding her own voice, making music without hiding behind production, and the unexpected influences that shaped her sound.
Growing up in a musical family, Maisie initially gravitated to…
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