A Rare Conundrum
by Bert Jansch
- Type: Album
- Released: 1977
- Label: Charisma
- Country: United Kingdom
- Community rating: 3.8/5 from 3 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Demonstrating his continued evolution as a solo artist, 'A Rare Conundrum' finds Bert Jansch exploring a blend of traditional English folk and contemporary songwriting. The album features Jansch's unmistakable fingerstyle guitar technique paired with subtle, rock-inflected arrangements. It is a testament to his enduring influence in the British folk revival.
Genres
Descriptors: Folk, folk, acoustic, piano, percussive, melodic
Tracklist
- Daybreak (2:48)
- One To A Hundred (3:00)
- Pretty Saro (3:50)
- Doctor, Doctor (2:57)
- 3 A.M. (3:45)
- The Curragh Of Kildare (4:46)
- Instrumentally Irish (2:02)
- St. Fiacre (1:35)
- If You See My Love (2:56)
- Looking For A Home (3:30)
- Poor Mouth (3:36)
- Cat And Mouse (2:34)
- Three Chord Trick (2:46)
- Lost Love (3:18)
Credits
- A.D. Design - artwork
- Nick Hockley - illustration
- Mike Hedges - tape op [morgan studios london]
- Pick Withers - drums, percussion, tabla, drums, percussion, vocals
- Mike Piggott - violin
- Traditional - written-by
- Dave Bainbridge - piano [fender rhodes], vocals
- Ralph McTell - harmonica
- Bert Jansch - Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Written-By, Banjo, Arranged By
- Rod Clements - Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Arranged By, Vocals
- 'Mantha - Vocals