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Groovy!

Mike Oldfield’s teacher.

I love his voice

"One forgets so easily the lies, the truth, and the pain."

My merry abandon…❤

I discovered the existence of this monologue reading one of Nick biographies. His speaking voice is beautiful, although a bit different from what I was expecting. He sounds almost seductive in a way, probably due to being drunk. What a beautiful and precious man. I love him so much.

No sound! WTF!

He’s so correct about driving in France

Heaven

"But still, I'm wavering from the point. What I was trying to say is that as I sat here I had an extremely prescient..." Oh nooo - What was it? Did the tape end there?

Now that is what I call some serious guitar playing. Two true masters.

Anyone going to acknowledge how funny this story is 😂

Fuck me I thought Bert Jansch was good. That opening song from John Renbourn was insane.

Dark winter's night circa 2005, on the East Coast.An isolated club cslled the Farm in the middle of nowehere.Jacki & John were booked tickets were £18. Only 15 turned up that night as no one else could afford the tickets. Owners only illuminated the stage with one tiny red light so almost impossible to see them.They did two brief sets each of about seven numbers.Inbetween,i managed a few photos of them.After the second set,they packed in minutes and were gone. Later,Andy one of the promoters was moaning that John Renbourn had nicked his lighter,;-) I wondered what dialogue occurred between them afterwards as that place must have seemed like the 'end of the earth'.

Thanks for posting! Not something you get to hear much. ❤☮🌎

Tremendous

Gone are the cozy coffeehouses😢

Damn straight!

NICE VIDEO!what is the name of the guitar?

These guys invented psychedelic folk music , with Dylan and Donovan assisting .

Sounds like Kevin Ayers which makes sense...similar turf. Well spoken

Wow! Tak skal du have 💕 ✨️

Anyone got the tab? 😂

1966 - what a year for music. Never to be equalled imho.

hi! this is great! what are the chords?

Rip

Makes the Royal family sound common.

I was so lucky to have a year in England when I turned 20 in 1965. Met Bert and John, Simon and Garfunkel, many more. When John performed in Boston in 1966, I was in the front row of a small venue. At the intermission he recognized me and ran forward and grasped both my hands-wonderful feeling I’ve never forgotten. -Caroline (then) Culpepper

It's nice to know him better, he has a beautiful soul that adds magic to many of our lives. A true treasure

They don't make bands like that anymore... take it from me.

No clue what hes saying

The first cut is “I Know You Rider”, which was later a staple of the Grateful Dead’s repertoire. Who knew?

What a treasure this is! Listening to them form "Bells". I wore the 1st Pentagle album out and rediscovery them is surreal. Thanks for this gem.

Absolutely priceless

Ta-bar-n@k as we say in Québécois, y marchent en esti ces deux-là!

Nice to hear this, but you really should check the spelling on your titiles.

Kevin Ayers talking about their English accent. How can they not like their beautiful voices???? czcams.com/video/fPyUr_TkT74/video.html

Annoying camerawork. Why the facial close-ups?

There’s such little footage of him it’s sad :(

0:08 song?

Wonderful

this man is one of my inspirations, RIP NICK 🤍

if you dont need a rythm guitarist, youre not a guitar player

This is basically a drink driving advert.

Nick Drake was a real spoiled brat rich kid who thought everything would fall into his lap but threw the ultimate dummy out of his pram when his massive privilege ever so slightly failed him. Oh, and he has a weak voice and stole all his tunes off his mum.

I loved these two - but Bert was my all time hero <3

I used to listen to The Pentangle quite a lot way back in the seventies. Being one of the organisers of a folk club in my hometown I had the opportunity to book John Renbourn. I remember having a very nice chat with him. He played a Guild and this inspired me to buy one too.

Magic.

He sounds just like King Charles!

The mixing on this track is amazing. Kudos to the engineer.