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The Pentangle Basket of Light Mp3, Flac, Wma The Pentangle Basket Of Light mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Basket Of Light Country: Japan Released: 1972 Style: Acoustic, Folk MP3 version RAR size: 1491 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1307 mb WMA version RAR size: 1755 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 974 Other Formats: AA VQF RA AIFF AC3 ADX AUD Tracklist Hide Credits Light Flight A1 Double Bass – Danny ThompsonDrums – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert Jansch, John RenbournVocals – Jacqui McSheeWritten-By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox* Once I Had A Sweetheart Arranged By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox*Double Bass – Danny A2 ThompsonDrums, Glockenspiel – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert JanschGuitar, Sitar – John RenbournVocals – Jacqui McSheeWritten-By – trad.* Springtime Promises A3 Double Bass – Danny ThompsonDrums – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert Jansch, John RenbournVocals – Bert Jansch, Jacqui McSheeWritten-By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox* Lyke-Wake Dirge Arranged By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox*Double Bass – Danny A4 ThompsonDrum [Hand Drum] – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert Jansch, John RenbournVocals – Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry CoxWritten-By – trad.* Train Song A5 Double Bass – Danny ThompsonDrums – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert Jansch, John RenbournVocals – Bert Jansch, Jacqui McSheeWritten-By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox* Hunting Song Double Bass – Danny ThompsonDrums, Glockenspiel – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert Jansch, John B1 RenbournVocals – Bert Jansch, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry CoxWritten-By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox* Sally Go Round The Roses B2 Double Bass – Danny ThompsonDrums – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert Jansch, John RenbournVocals – Jacqui McShee, John RenbournWritten-By – Stevens*, Sanders* The Cuckoo Arranged By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox*Double Bass – Danny B3 ThompsonDrum [Hand Drum], Glockenspiel – Terry CoxGuitar – Bert Jansch, John RenbournVocals – Jacqui McSheeWritten-By – trad.* House Carpenter Arranged By – Jansch*, Thompson*, McShee*, Renbourn*, Cox*Banjo – Bert JanschDouble Bass – B4 Danny ThompsonDrum [Hand Drum], Hihat – Terry CoxSitar – John Renbourne*Vocals – Bert Jansch, Jacqui McSheeWritten-By – trad.* Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Transatlantic Records Ltd. Recorded At – I.B.C. Studios Printed By – MacNeill Press Ltd. Manufactured By – Transatlantic Records Ltd. Published By – Carlin Music Published By – Mother Mistro Music Ltd Published By – Copyright Control Credits Design – Diogenic Attempts Ltd. Engineer – Damon Lyon-Shaw, John Pantry Photography By – Peter Smith Producer – Shel Talmy Notes 'All the instruments played on this album are accoustic [sic].' All the titles have translation in Spanish Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Basket Of Light (LP, Transatlantic TRA 205 TRA 205 UK 1969 Pentangle* Album, Gat) Records The Basket Of Light (CD, Sanctuary SMBCD387 SMBCD387 Europe 2006 Pentangle* Album, RE, Dig) Midline The Basket Of Light (CD, CMRCD207 Castle Music CMRCD207 UK Unknown Pentangle* Album, RE, RM) Silverline, Basket Of Light Sanctuary 288087-9 Pentangle (DVD-A, Album, RE, Records, 5.1 288087-9 US 2002 Multichannel) Label Group, L.L.C. The Basket Of Light (CD, CMRCD207 Castle Music CMRCD207 UK 2001 Pentangle* Album, RE, RM) Related Music albums to Basket Of Light by The Pentangle John Renbourn - So Clear Various - The Best Of Folk-Music Bert Jansch - Moonshine Bert Jansch - Heartbreak Bert Jansch & John Renbourn - Bert And John The Pentangle - The Pentangle Bert Jansch & John Renbourn - Stepping Stones Bert Jansch Conundrum - Thirteen Down John Renbourn & Wizz Jones - Joint Control The Pentangle - Sweet Child.
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