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Points: 6050 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Snicolette Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 26 2020 at 12:02
Because I just posted this in another thread and it's handy, here is the John Renbourn Group, Jacqui McShee on vocals, with "Reynardine." 
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They are fantastic, as are the solo albums of John Renbourn (also with Jacqui McShee as The John Renbourn Group) and Bert Jansch.  Perennial favourites in my collection.  Can't go too far wrong with a Pentangle or related LP.
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I had honestly never heard of this band until sometime last week.    I was looking through my mothers old LP vinyl collection, and there was an album by The Pentangle called Pentangling.     I know its a compilation album by them now.    But while i was giving it a listen, i thought to myself "they sound folky".    After listening to them, i dedcided out of curiosity, to look them up on the progressive archives site to see if they were listed, and yes they are.........under "progressive folk", the same catagory Jethro Tull are in.

The song Light Flight is quite catchy actually.

I know that folk is an aquired taste, but as i like some folk metal bands like Cruachan, Enisferum and Bathory, i dont mind some folk.
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