01	East Wind						01:25
	02	Piano Tune						01:38
	03	Goodbye Pork Pie Hat						03:51
	04	Soho						02:59
	05	Tic-Tocative						01:56
	06	Orlando						01:40
	07	Red's Favourite						01:33
	08	No Exit						01:25
	09	Along The Way						02:03
	10	The Time Has Come						02:54
	11	Stepping Stones						02:42
	12	After The Dance						02:26
	13	The Waggoner's Lad						03:25
	14	Lucky Thirteen						03:33
	15	In This Game						04:07
	16	Dissatisfied Blues						02:52
	17	Hole In The Cole						02:45
	18	Bells						02:49

Bert Jansch and John Renbourn - Bert and John
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This is stunning finger style guitar. Jansch and Renbourn have an incredible ability to weave a tapestry of sound. It is impossible to tell where one ends and the other begins - it's just plain magic. There are a couple of songs - the brilliantly detailed Soho is the jewel of the record.

Transatlantic TRA 144 1966


East Wind (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 01:24
Piano Tune (John Renbourn) 01:43
Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Charlie Mingus) 03:54
Soho (Bert Jansch) 03:03
Tic-Tocative (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 01:58
Orlando (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 01:44
Red's Favourite (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 01:30
No Exit (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 01:28
Along The Way (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 02:06
The Time Has Come (Ann Briggs) 02:58
Stepping Stones (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 02:46
After The Dance (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn) 02:31

Bert and John has now been re-released on Wooded Hill HILLCD8 - to make this relatively short album better value for money they have included some 'bonus' tracks:

The Wagonner's Lad (Traditional arranged Bert Jansch)
Lucky Thirteen
In This Game
Dissatisfied Blues
Hole In The Cole - this is a wonderful instrumental, as I said on the Pentangle Reflection page - but it is totally out of place on Bert & John.
Bells