The Lady and the Unicorn [UK Bonus Tracks] John Renbourn

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  • Release Date: 07/15/2003
  • Original Release: 1997
  • Sales Rank: 61,816
  • Label: CASTLE MUSIC UK
  • UPC: 5050159162529

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The Lady and the Unicorn [UK Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENMedley: A) Trotto/B) Saltarello 2:34
2LISTENMedley: A) Lamento Di Tristan/B) La Rotta 2:58
3LISTENMedley: A) Veri Floris/B) Triple Ballade 2:44
4LISTENMedley: A) Bransle Gay/B) Bransle de Bourgogne 2:50
5LISTENMedley: A) Alman/B) Melancholy Galliard 4:41
6LISTENSarabande 2:45
7LISTENThe Lady and the Unicorn 3:28
8LISTENMedley: A) My Johnny Was a Shoemaker/B) Westron Wynde/C) ...) 13:07
9LISTENMy Johnny Was a Shoemaker Bonus Track / Vocal Version 2:46
10LISTENThree Dances (Medley): A) Brentzel Gay/B) La Rotta/C) The Earle of ...) 4:35

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Renbourn's last solo album for the next six years overlaps with his Pentangle work, featuring Terry Cox playing hand drums and glockenspiel, with future John Renbourn bandmember Tony Roberts and violinist Dave Swarbrick. The repertory consists of medieval and early classical pieces, interspersed with the expected folk material -- keyboard works from the Fitzwilliam virginal book (transcribed for guitar) stand alongside traditional tunes such as "Scarborough Fair," which turns up as part of an 11-minute-track that also incorporates "My Johnny Was a Shoemaker," with Swarbrick at the top of his form on violin. The album is entirely instrumental, but as with other Renbourn releases, one hardly misses the vocals. [Castle's 2003 reissue featured bonus tracks.] Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

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