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| ARTIST: | Bert Jansch |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Cooking Vinyl |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Walk Quetly By, Open Road, Back Home, No One Around, Step Back, When the Circus Comes to Town, Summer Heat, Just a Dream, Lady Doctor from Ashington, Stealing the Night Away, Honey Don't You Understand, Born With the Blues, Morning Brings Peace of Mind, Living in the Shadows |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 711297109221 |
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Customer Reviews of When the Circus Comes to Town
The stunning comeback of Bert Jansch! The nineties appeared to be the resurrection years of Bert Jansch. 'The Ornament Tree'(1990), a tasteful rendition of Scottish folksongs, was the start and 'When The Circus Comes To Town' (1995) is his masterpiece of this era. Strong lyrics, beautiful melodies, his wonderful guitarplaying. Bert is back in town again!
Songs like 'Stealing the night away', 'Morning brings peace of mind', 'Just a dream' make it completely obvious: Bert Jansch was and still is one of the greatest singer/songwriters we ever had on this planet!
A remarkable aspect: The bluesy 'No-one around', written by Janie Romer and the only song not penned by Jansch on this album, is the highlight of 'Circus...'.
'Circus...' has got a quality similar to albums such as 'Rosemary Lane'(1971), 'L.A. Turnaround (1974) and 'A Rare Conundrum' (1977).
Jansch Only Gets Better With Age
Thirty years after his debut, Bert Jansch shows that this Scottish folk singer/guitarist/songwriter only gets better with age. On this collection of mostly originals ("No-One Around" is the lone exception), Jansch utilizes other musicians with a fiddle here ("Step Back") or a saxophone there ("Summer Heat"), but each song showcases Jansch's own warm vocals and understated guitar work, especially lovely is the instrumental "The Lady Doctor from Ashington." Not only is this Jansch's best album of the Nineties, it's quite simply one of the best albums of his career. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED