Name: Another Monday
Brand: John Renbourn

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Warner Music Group Germany Holding GmbH

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2008-03-03

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505015914362

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5050159143627

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John Renbourn

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Folk

John Renbourn (born 8 August 1944, Marylebone, London, England; died 26 March 2015, Hawick, Scotland) was an English fingerstyle guitarist, singer and songwriter. He gained recognition for his work in the group Pentangle and his collaborations with Stefan Grossman, Bert Jansch and Robin Williamson.
Renbourn's musical style encompassed various genres including folk music, blues, early classical music and world music. His talent as a fingerstyle guitarist and his unique vocal abilities set him apart in the industry.
Throughout his career, Renbourn released numerous solo recordings that showcased his versatility as a musician. His contributions to the folk music scene were significant and he influenced many artists such as Anne Briggs, Davy Graham and Sandy Denny. Renbourn's legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians.

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renbourn's wonderful 1996 album of folk-blues released shortly before the formation of the legendary pentangle. featuring future pentangle vocalist jacqui mcshee on three tracks, this fine album should sit alongside your jansch records quite happily. in the man's own words: 'this is the follow-up as it were to 'john renbourn,' the building site album — the moonlight demo studio tapes having been taken by the little transatlantic company, probably because they were going cheap. by now i had a new guitar, a gibson j-50 to be like davey graham, bought from an american airman for fifty pounds and replacing the trusty scarth (only a fiver). i also had a contract and a change of clothes and naively expected recording conditions to improve. they did, but not to the extent of a fancy studio, more to bill leader's kitchen. in fact i could have done a lot worse. bill had a recorded history of great stuff going back to pre-topic days. he came within my realm of idolization by having recorded ramblin' jack elliott on "jack takes the floor." jacqui mcshee sang on a couple of songs that we used to do together in places like the cousins, documenting for the first time our inimitable 'blind willie and angeline johnson meets miki and griff' approach. so by now the pre pentangle assemblage was assembling. the title track was named after the monday market near the art school in kingston and borrowed ideas that i had heard davey playing. another short guitar piece.'

Another Monday

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