Pentangle - Sally Go Round The Roses (Songs From The Two Brewers, 8th May 1970)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2023
- Pentangle performing "Sally Go Round The Roses" on the British TV show Songs From The Two Brewers on 8th May 1970.
Footage licensed from ITV Archive. All rights reserved.
Pentangle are the five points of light being Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Jacqui McShee, Danny Thompson and Terry Cox.
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A pint of Red Barrel, Embassy Number 6 and Pentangle!
Probably one of the most amazing talents ever. I've loved them since the 60's . Nostalgia for the beautiful memories
I was just thinking of Pentangle the other day, and here I am without searching for it. The algorithm is scary sometimes.
Yea I’ve thought the same thing on occasion.
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It’s an obscure quest; but if you’re searching for the most talented group of musicians that nobody ever heard of, your search is over. I’ve been a fan for well over 50 years, thank you for sharing this performance.
"... nobody ever heard of...": are you serious? These are/were some of the most well known and well respected musicians in British rock history. When Burt Jansch died, BBC Radio4 even had Robert Peston on the obituary, talking about his love of Jansch's music.
Barely known in the US
My sincerest apologies: I had completely forgotten that Americans think that everybody outside their own country is a "nobody". My mistake entirely.
@@TwasNeverThus2Despite what you might think, the US is not the art centre of the universe, but Europe is!
You don't have a clue wtf I think. I've been in love with The Pentangle for over 40 years, after first hearing "Sweetchild" at 17. Idiot @@Bullcutter
Just love The Pentangle. Seems like a bygone age but for me the music hasn't aged. Just the rest of us have aged but their music is timeless. Brings back wonderful memories of my youth ✌🏼 ❤️🎶 🎶
Simple music & vocals done so well modern technology cannot compete with ❤
There is zero problem here. It's not an issue. You can just listen and not worry.
Good grief, smoking in the audience, I forgot we used to do that...
Exquisite stuff. What a great band, every member is in a class of their own. Thanks for all the music
Pentangle. So much Talent here !!
Jacqui such a babe
I met her after a concert 3 years ago, and she was still a babe !
Such a sweet, lovely person with no ego whatsoever.
How nice to hear her sing in a lower voice! Lovely!
A class act ❤
This song rolls along like a dream .✊
This is fantastic! I love this band. 🎶
Gruppo meraviglioso, inarrivabile per eleganza e stile. Ho avuto la fortuna di ascoltarli singolarmente, manca solo Terry Cox, speriamo che da Maiorca, dove risiede, venga a tenere una lezione - concerto in Italia. Un saluto 🍀🎶🤗
Finally the Two Brewers gig. I' ve been wating for this. Wonderful channel and wonderful group.
Thank You. ❤
Unique sound ❤
Pig Pen and Jerry Garcia loved Pentangle, when they came to England to play in 1970!
I discovered pentangle after listening to an interview with Jerry where he talks about how great they where. The actually opened for the dead at the acidic Fillmore feb 1969 shows, that became the Live Dead album. They also influenced the dead’s approach to playing acoustic and their version of “lady of Carlisle” influenced the deads “Terrapin Station”
That speaks volumes about Pentangle. And Ron & Jerry come to that.
Very nice. An interesting connection - a few years later, Danny Thompson very briefly toured with Tim Buckley, who of course did a rather raunchy cover of this very song in 1973. :D :D
Absolutely Wonderful
Brilliant.
Wonderful
Terry Cox was funky.
Just wonderful.
Marveloous
Latte one way to put it
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Beautiful..I remember those times but…..the smoking 3 feet away😱
Jefferson Airplane did a version of this lovely song as well..ma great group a great sound ,a great time ...when a dream was born
The group was actually The Great Society, not JA. The song is on their album Conspicuous Only In Its Absence (1968).
@@ccryder6605 you are correct... Thanks
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Love her voice 1:04.
Que fim levou eles ,? Ainda são vivos? A banda ainda existe?
Wasn't there a girl group that had the original release of this song?
This is a really nice version though.
The Jaynetts
I wonder how many people in that room have died of lung cancer or emphysema since. Different times back then, for sure. Great music though.
It's a fine performance but feels rushed. The original arrangement of this old 45 was sort of dark and spooky. it was a very strange sounding record for its time yet became a big hit. The B side was an instrumental of the A side and it was recorded by The Jaynettes on Tuff Records.
If they had a producer to focus them they'd be amazing
They are amazing! And great success without a producer ~ Why else would I have bought the record in Northern Wisconsin in the Sixties?
Cheers to Pentangle!
the smoking was a bitch back then ...
After this gig the members of the band headed to the nearest laundromat to wash off all that stanky smoke from their clothes.
50 years ago I hated this song, but now 50 years later, I still hate it.
Give it time, it will grow on you.
Not liking the drums here .Like the group, but drummer sounds like he is banging on a table top
Rather like the drumsssssss….. 👌
Brushes, man.
A bit repetitive.
Repeating loop blues … 😉✊👊💎