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Pentangle - The Time Has Come
(1967-1973) [2007] [Anthology][EAC/FLAC]

   
        


FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue
Label/Cat#:Castle Music Ltd. #664
Country:
UK
Year: May 1, 2007
Genre: Folk
Format:CD


 


	
Disc: 1
1. Mirage
2. Waltz
3. Poison
(1967 demo)*
4. Travelling Song (single)
5. Forty-Eight
6. Koan (alternate take)*
7. In Your Mind
(BBC session 1968)
8. Sovay (BBC session 1968)
9. In Time
10. Sweet Child
11. The Trees They Do Grow
High(alternate take)
12. Moondog
13. Light Flight
14. Once I Had A Sweetheart
15. I Saw An Angel
(single B-side)
16. Springtime Promises
17. Cold Mountain (single B-side)
18. Train Song
19. Hunting
Song (BBC session 1969)

Disc: 2
1. Lord Franklin
2. Jack Orion (instrumental edit)
3. Cruel
Sister
4. Helping Hand
5. Faro Annie
6. Reflection (alternate take)*
7. So Clear (aka John's Song -
alternate take)*
8. The Snows
9. Jump Baby Jump
10. Yarrow
11. Tam Lin (from the film Tam Lin)*
12. The Best Part Of You (from the film Tam Lin)*
13. Green Willow (from the Lost Sessions)

Disc: 3
1. Waltz
2. Way Behind The Sun
3. The Time Has Come
4. Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
5. So Early In
The Spring
6. Hear My Call
7. No More My Lord
8. Three Dances: 
. . . . Brentzal Gay (Claude
Gervaise, 1500s) 
. . . . La Rotta (Italian estampie from 1300s)
. . . . The Earle Of Salisbury (Wm Byrd,
1500s)
9. Market Song
10. Bruton Town
11. A Woman Like You
12. No Exit
13. Haitian Fight
Song
14. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
15. Bells
16. John Donne Song
17. Watch The Stars
18. Turn Your
Money Green
19. Travelling Song

Disc: 4
1. Pentangling (live from Aberdeen Music Hall)
2.
Sally Go 'Round The Roses (from the Two Brewers)
. . . . (covering the Jaynettes, 1963)
3. Sarabande (from the
Two Brewers)
4. Sally Free And Easy (from the Two Brewers)
5. Wondrous Love (from Journey into Love)
6.
Sweet Child (from Journey into Love)
7. Willy O' Winsbury (from Set of Six)
8. Rain And Snow (from Set of
Six)
9. No Love Is Sorrow (from Set of Six)
10. Wedding Dress (from RTBF TV)
11. The Furniture Store
(from the film Christian The Lion)
12. Christian The Lion (from the film Christian The Lion)
13. Reflection
(from RTBF TV)
14. People On The Highway (from RTBF TV)








Like many large CD box sets, The Time Has Come is not quite a best-of or a rarities compilation, but something in
between. That warning given, it also has to be added that as such things go, this four-CD, 65-track set -- drawn
exclusively from their 1967-1973 recordings, and ignoring any reunion efforts -- is one of the best. For one thing, it
does include quite a bit of rare material that serious Pentangle fans will want to have, including an entire disc of
previously unreleased live, television, and film recordings from 1970-1973; a few more unreleased soundtrack bits and
studio outtakes; and BBC sessions and B-sides that, while previously issued on CD, might not be in every Pentangle
admirer's collection. Yet it doesn't lose sight of their strongest and most popular material. Most of their most
essential songs are represented in either the familiar studio form or as a live/BBC/TV recording, although the absence
of a few standout tunes like "Lyke-Wake Dirge" and "I've Got a Feeling" hurts a bit. The journey's
also made more interesting by the inclusion of a few tracks from solo albums that John Renbourn and Bert Jansch issued
during the 1967-1973 period. The devotion of the entirety of disc three to all 19 songs officially issued from their
Royal Festival Hall concert of June 29, 1968 (12 of which were first released as part of their 1968 Sweet Child album,
the remaining seven of which showed up on a 2001 expanded CD reissue of that record) might seem to give that material
inappropriate weight. But even those tracks have been re-sequenced with (in the words of the liner notes) "much of
the lengthy applause, between-song banter, and tuning up edited out," creating a more compact listening experience
for those interested in re-experiencing the cuts in such a fashion.
It's the rare material that the most ardent
fans of the group will want to hear most, of course, and while the rarities are a little uneven in both performance and
sound quality, they dig up some worthwhile oddities. Foremost among those are a couple extracts from their soundtrack
for the obscure early-'70s movie Tam Lin, including a musical adaptation of "Tam Lin" that uses an entirely
different melody than the much more celebrated version that Fairport Convention put on the Liege & Lief album.
"The Best of You," also from Tam Lin, was Pentangle's deepest venture into pop/rock by far, and quite a nifty
one, sounding rather like the theme to a '60s mod TV adventure series with its cinematic orchestration.
"Pentangling," whose seven-minute length was bold enough when it appeared on their debut LP, gets stretched
out to 20 minutes in the 1970 live version here, and while it's not entirely successful in that form, it's interesting
to hear the quintet improvise at such duration. Also in the interesting-but-not-great category is the bluesy
"Poison," a previously unreleased August 1967 outtake from their first studio session of a song that Jansch
would re-record for his 1969 solo LP, Birthday Blues. Live early-'70s television versions of two songs never included on
their official releases of the period in any form, Johann Sebastian Bach's Sarabande and the American shape-note hymn
"Wondrous Love" (performed with the early music group the David Munrow Ensemble), are outstanding examples of
their ability to take pieces from unlikely sources and make them their own. The main attraction of this sumptuously
packaged box, however, is the exhilarating interplay between the group members as they blend folk, jazz, blues, and a
little rock, pop, classical, and Indian music over the course of five or so years, whether on classics like "In
Time," "Light Flight," "Basket of Light," "Travelling Song," and "Let No Man
Steal Your Thyme" or less celebrated songs. Plus, the 56-page liner notes, dominated by Colin Harper's historical
essay, contain a more detailed overview of the band's career than anything else that has ever been published.


 




 
                                                             

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