John Renbourn...The Hermit(2004)cdrip[FLAC]---DICKTHESPIC

In Renbourn's early recordings, he was using a Scarth guitar. Scarths were English-made guitars, mainly used by dance band players, having maple back and sides, arched top, and tailpiece (like most jazz guitars), but featuring a round soundhole. The guitar is clearly visible on the cover of the 1965 John Renbourn album. In the mid 1960s, he acquired a Gibson J-50. This was the main acoustic guitar that he used through the late 1960s and early 1970s: for example, he is seen playing it in the cover picture of the 1971 Faro Annie album. Through that period, he also used a Gibson ES-335 "dot", semi-acoustic guitar, playing it fingerstyle as well as for lead lines. In the mid 1970s, Renbourn acquired a Guild D-55 which he used on several albums, including his collaborations with Stefan Grossman. Later in the 1970s, having seen the Franklin guitar owned by Grossman, he started using a Franklin OM guitar, based on the style of Martin OM guitars, made by Nick Kukich who founded the Franklin guitar company. Renbourn continues to use this guitar and another OM-style instrument, made by Ralph Bown of York, UK, in 1985. Medley: A Toye & Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home 6:46 2. Three Pieces By O'Carolan: A) The Lamentation Of Owen Roe O'Neil; B) Lord Inchiq 5:06 3. The Princess And The Puddings 2:02 4. Faro's Rag 2:39 5. The Hermit 3:18 6. Goat Island 2:55 7. Old Mac Bladgitt 3:59 8. Pavanna (Anna Bannana) 3:41 9. Bicycle Tune 2:21 10. John's Tune 2:33 11. Caroline's Tune 3:19 Audio CD (September 30, 1991) Original Release Date: 1976 Number of Discs: 1 Label: Shanachie ASIN: B000000E99 ripped by dBpoweramp please seed

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