@tomcatfoxy it has the same groove as 'Strange Feelin' but Tim's vocals take a sadder more melancholy road, Jacqui Sings it as straight blues. Both are great, and by coincidence when Tim played in London on '68, Danny Thompson played stand up bass for the recorded performance, later released as Dream Letter Live in London.
I've always thought this song was very similar to Green Rocky Road by Tim Hardin or Fred Neil, I think they both recoded versions of it, and it is like All Blues of Kind of Blue, but then who really cares because they're all great, and music is about adapting what you find into what you do, and Pentangle do a fine job, just wish it was longer...I could listen to them all night.
@cottageorgan Agreed! If it was good enough for Bach and the other Baroque composers to borrow freely from one another, why shouldn't our contemporary musicians?
It's a 100% total lift from "Strange Feeling" by Tim Buckley. Danny Thompson played on that too, I think. The original Buckley track was influenced by a passage by Miles Davis, I believe.
I never thought I'd see such great period piece film work of them performing; ever since I bought the double import vinyl of Sweet Child in 1974. Still have it in pristine condition today. Thanks so much for posting these films. It is important that our youth today see these monumental performances by the incomparable Pentangle!
This song is listed on the cover of Sweet Child, but there are numerous releases of this album, ranging from say a dozen songs, 1 disc, to a double album ranging from 19 to 25 songs, or there-abouts. I have 23 songs on my 2 album set, and while it is listed, guess what's not there? Most people who ever bought this album may be aware of this. At least the song by Anne Briggs; "The Time Has Come,(Oh My Babe) is on mine.
Love the Beatles tune of the same name, but this is riffed off Miles Davis...might want to also listen to the Pointer Sisters' vocal rendition of Birds' "Salt Peanuts" to see what vocalists can do with an instrumental.
I've got a feeling he was influenced by Tim Buckley, who was definitely in turn influenced by Miles Davis. The whole of the Happy Sad album (from which Strange Feeling is taken) was influenced by Miles.
The comment Bert makes about stealing, refers to his hero, Davy Graham and a tune from first EP, 3/4A.D.( the one that brought us Anji) and a tune of the same name. The riff and chord change have been lifted directly by the band for I've Got a Feeling.
i was talking about the particular bass line and a semi-tone chord movement in bars 9 and 10 that is defintely lifted from All Blues. That is what Bert's mumbled introduction is alluding to...but of course blues sequences have been around for a very long time.
great to see bert looking relatively healthy and happy. Was he the Scottish Dylan? Who cares...what a talent. It may be"just a standard blues progression" but in the hands of the pentagle it's transformed into something magical. You can hear Charlie Mingus, Miles Davis, Davy Graham, sonny terry and a whole lot more. Totally love the pentagle. They've made my life a brighter and better place since I discovered them in the 80's from a friend's mum.
I met Terry Cox on Monday at his restaurant - he showed me his music room and told me about the band reforming to do a 40th anniv concert later this year. Nice guy and his wife is a gret cook!
Good performance, but, like everyone else here, I'm really curious about the song's influences. Does anyone know which came first- this or Tim Buckley's 'strange feeling'? (there's an uncanny similarity in the titles)
Danny Thompson only played bass on the live version on the Tim Buckley L.P. "Dreamletter: live in London '68" The bass player on the Happy?sad version was omeother dude...I think.
yeah...it was some guy called John Miller. I dont know wether he played on any of Tim's other stuff, and Danny Thompsom may well have played on some of Tims's material. He played with a lot of People besides Pentangle.
Good timing aswell.. If that match had gone out.. He would of not looked so cool..lol.. You can't really put aa tag on this group.. They are Blues, Folk, Jazz and rock and roll all in one.. I heard one song called "Once I had A Sweetheart" and there was folk, indian, jazz, and blues... ALL in ONE song.!! Real talent..!! Love to se more of their stuff on here..
Fast forward to the credits when Renbourn lights up and fires a few licks. A priceless, knowing look in his direction from Jacqui while Jansch can only bow his head. Wonderful stuff. Great vid, thanks.
Fuck you danny thompson! NOw I have to buy a expensive bass!
GoodbyeBieber2 15 hours ago
Her face is completely static... no emotions... except for the random weird movements of her mouth... wtf? Great song great band.
MikeGipsonUSAF 2 months ago
Franchement magistral
MegaAndreNo 3 months ago
1:30 - Drool de la Bert! Or a tear? Great tune otherwise! :)
themachinist1000 5 months ago
The music is All Blues by Miles Davis
alxcd 6 months ago 2
The guitar is basically '3/4 AD' by Alexis Corner & Davey Graham. I think the words are their own.
jamiejamesjimbob 9 months ago
Maybe 'Strange feeling' - Tim Buckley's 'Happy Sad' album from 1968 with a cracking solo from Lee Underwood.
tomcatfoxy 11 months ago
@tomcatfoxy it has the same groove as 'Strange Feelin' but Tim's vocals take a sadder more melancholy road, Jacqui Sings it as straight blues. Both are great, and by coincidence when Tim played in London on '68, Danny Thompson played stand up bass for the recorded performance, later released as Dream Letter Live in London.
cottageorgan 10 months ago
@cottageorgan True. There's footage of Tim Buckley playing on the BBC with Thompson on bass. Excellent.
cottageorgan 2 months ago
I've always thought this song was very similar to Green Rocky Road by Tim Hardin or Fred Neil, I think they both recoded versions of it, and it is like All Blues of Kind of Blue, but then who really cares because they're all great, and music is about adapting what you find into what you do, and Pentangle do a fine job, just wish it was longer...I could listen to them all night.
cottageorgan 1 year ago
@cottageorgan Agreed! If it was good enough for Bach and the other Baroque composers to borrow freely from one another, why shouldn't our contemporary musicians?
promerops 2 months ago
I think Jacqui loves singing the blues. She always gets that smirk. :-) I really love this song. Larry Carlton did a good version of it too.
voxmel 1 year ago
sono meravigliosi!
mariadelfina1983 1 year ago
Maybe its just coz Im on shrooms, but her face is trippy as fook!!
aquariussouldier 1 year ago
maybe i am fucked in the head, but i love the way her lips move when she sings :D
c64c64c64 1 year ago 5
@c64c64c64 I know what you mean! Love it!
Shroganor 1 year ago
@c64c64c64 Me too!! She's like a strange hypnotic siren, quite mesmerizing watching her singing, and what a voice, clear as a bell.
cottageorgan 1 year ago
Holy shit, look at Jacquie's face! HAWT!!!!
assdickass 1 year ago
Davy Graham 3/4 AD.
alek350 1 year ago
That's weird. She's ugly and beautiful at the same time. Anyways, great song.
chewingum 1 year ago
Ethel Ennis? Often back then songs that black vocal artist were taken and given to more acceptable white groups.
dagonxanith 1 year ago
I care not where the song came from, listen to how they play together, it s AMAZING!
maclennan73 1 year ago
@maclennan73 They truly are.
MrClearlight 1 year ago
Try this....Karen Dalton - In my own dream
Can't find Butterfield's version
dwamego 1 year ago
Also sounds a lot like Butterfield's Blues Band
dwamego 1 year ago
Based on All Blue by Miles Davis
rogersnook55 1 year ago
there are only about 12 different tones. so it happens that songs sound similar. but the feeling makes the difference.
joestrummerB 1 year ago
Wow....folk Miles!!!!
frederickus 1 year ago
Guitar riff is very similiar to Davy Graham and Alexis Kroners - "3/4 AD"
visualsketchpad 1 year ago
Was this popular music 40 years ago? Where have we gone wrong, then?
Burdell22000 1 year ago
It's a 100% total lift from "Strange Feeling" by Tim Buckley. Danny Thompson played on that too, I think. The original Buckley track was influenced by a passage by Miles Davis, I believe.
ElectricLabel 1 year ago
All Blues by Miles Davis.
Its a lot more than an influence.
stylesmarino2 1 year ago
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ElectricLabel 1 year ago
knowing where he stole this from makes it that much better... what a great period for music
JDA315 2 years ago
She knows how to work with her mic to get the sounds she wants. Beautiful voice and great group, wish this recording was a tad louder though.
CelestialTeaRoom 2 years ago
it's so beautiful!!!
love it!!
LOL it's so funny the way the singer moves her lips when singing hahaha
but she has an amazing voice!
keren16 2 years ago
this group is incredible, so very good, can I get their LP`s?
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bouncylj 2 years ago
I never thought I'd see such great period piece film work of them performing; ever since I bought the double import vinyl of Sweet Child in 1974. Still have it in pristine condition today. Thanks so much for posting these films. It is important that our youth today see these monumental performances by the incomparable Pentangle!
cosmiclight 2 years ago
I DO know where they stole it from, but I promised never to tell.
TheOriginalWeeYin 2 years ago
This song is listed on the cover of Sweet Child, but there are numerous releases of this album, ranging from say a dozen songs, 1 disc, to a double album ranging from 19 to 25 songs, or there-abouts. I have 23 songs on my 2 album set, and while it is listed, guess what's not there? Most people who ever bought this album may be aware of this. At least the song by Anne Briggs; "The Time Has Come,(Oh My Babe) is on mine.
viking1au 2 years ago
really genius !!!
thank's very much
waaltaar 2 years ago
same name as the beats-diff song thought---ive got a feeling a feeling deep in side! oh yea!
killercrabman 2 years ago
Love the Beatles tune of the same name, but this is riffed off Miles Davis...might want to also listen to the Pointer Sisters' vocal rendition of Birds' "Salt Peanuts" to see what vocalists can do with an instrumental.
ItsCabs 2 years ago
Awesome - love this band!! Is this video from "sweet Child"? Where are they playing from?
Conny68 2 years ago
John Renbourn's original idea was to be a blues band. He figured out that there was more money in folk, and that was that ...
jimjoyce25 2 years ago
Brilliant! Miles Davis.... Folk style ;)
Dementrius 3 years ago 5
This song right here, is a BIG part of familly. No joke.
2MinutesToMidnightt 3 years ago 2
Whoever wrote it is immaterial...
All that matters is that it is a damn good tune, especially done by Pentangle.
poisonelegance 3 years ago 18
They stole this from the staple sisters i think.....
eelmonte 3 years ago
they stole it from the Beatles
Stacela 3 years ago
Miles Davis - All Blues. She's just singing the melody.
robcastellani 3 years ago 20
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The girl singer looks like a lama, i was just waiting for her to stand up and spit at the camera
Dawson101 3 years ago
Jimmy Page fan?
johnzaq1 3 years ago
I love Pentangle more than myself.
MoonchildTheKing 3 years ago 3
The changes are from "All Blues" on the Miles Davis's Kind Of Blue album. Davy Graham also used this progression on a solo venture (I forget where).
jamesthenabignumber 3 years ago 5
With Alex Korner 3/4 AD blues track, his first EP.
stuartpotty 3 years ago
I've got a feeling he was influenced by Tim Buckley, who was definitely in turn influenced by Miles Davis. The whole of the Happy Sad album (from which Strange Feeling is taken) was influenced by Miles.
Goromike 3 years ago
The comment Bert makes about stealing, refers to his hero, Davy Graham and a tune from first EP, 3/4A.D.( the one that brought us Anji) and a tune of the same name. The riff and chord change have been lifted directly by the band for I've Got a Feeling.
electronicpaperbloke 3 years ago
i GOT A FEELING THAT THEY STOLE IT FROM A 'MAMAS AND PAPAS' SONG.
CILDAD 3 years ago
Its a blues spiritual. Pentangle did'nt write it and neither did the Mamas and the Papas.
It just different arrangements of a traditional form.
mart3442 3 years ago 2
its a miles davis composition
tytaniumboxhead 3 years ago 2
This is true - I have seen them in concert and they talked extensively about it.
honeyspur 3 years ago
foax my dung
LemurLoverSnarfy9 4 years ago
love the pentangle. love danny thompson. the sequence is stolen/borrowed from Miles Davies' All Blues.
misterecoumberto 4 years ago
But then again that sequence was used millions of times before, after and since.
blackmore4 4 years ago
i was talking about the particular bass line and a semi-tone chord movement in bars 9 and 10 that is defintely lifted from All Blues. That is what Bert's mumbled introduction is alluding to...but of course blues sequences have been around for a very long time.
misterecoumberto 4 years ago
great to see bert looking relatively healthy and happy. Was he the Scottish Dylan? Who cares...what a talent. It may be"just a standard blues progression" but in the hands of the pentagle it's transformed into something magical. You can hear Charlie Mingus, Miles Davis, Davy Graham, sonny terry and a whole lot more. Totally love the pentagle. They've made my life a brighter and better place since I discovered them in the 80's from a friend's mum.
stinkboat 4 years ago
danny's basslines are alot better than his bass solos.
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DarranCarter1966 4 years ago
I met Terry Cox on Monday at his restaurant - he showed me his music room and told me about the band reforming to do a 40th anniv concert later this year. Nice guy and his wife is a gret cook!
anywhereanyhow 4 years ago
Thompson is killing it on that upright! Hot damn!
evanrkg 4 years ago
It's similar to Miles "All Blues" from "Kind Of Blue", but someone could have originated the riff before that
tomrom7 4 years ago
Its just a standard blues progression. Pentangle just did what everyone else did and made their own arrangement.
mart3442 4 years ago
Good performance, but, like everyone else here, I'm really curious about the song's influences. Does anyone know which came first- this or Tim Buckley's 'strange feeling'? (there's an uncanny similarity in the titles)
theschumanity 5 years ago
It is a Miles tune I think. Danny played Double Bass on the Tim Buckley tune as well.
mart3442 4 years ago
Danny Thompson only played bass on the live version on the Tim Buckley L.P. "Dreamletter: live in London '68" The bass player on the Happy?sad version was omeother dude...I think.
stinkboat 4 years ago
Are you sure?
Danny recorded with Tim.
mart3442 4 years ago
yeah...it was some guy called John Miller. I dont know wether he played on any of Tim's other stuff, and Danny Thompsom may well have played on some of Tims's material. He played with a lot of People besides Pentangle.
stinkboat 4 years ago
Yeah your right, Danny plays on Dream letter and live at the Troubador.
mart3442 4 years ago
Sounds more like Tim Buckley's "Strange Feeling"...but hey he probably got it off Miles Davis.
Great stuff all the same.
mjazz3981 5 years ago
there really is some great stuff among the dross on youtube. thanx very much! luv renbourn, janch, thompson, et al.
kjam06 5 years ago
Good timing aswell.. If that match had gone out.. He would of not looked so cool..lol.. You can't really put aa tag on this group.. They are Blues, Folk, Jazz and rock and roll all in one.. I heard one song called "Once I had A Sweetheart" and there was folk, indian, jazz, and blues... ALL in ONE song.!! Real talent..!! Love to se more of their stuff on here..
ambidine 5 years ago
Yeah John lighting up is pure class..!! Jacqui's smile..lol
ambidine 5 years ago
Excellent! Thanks
CastleStormer 5 years ago
wow, it sounds a lot like it's based on mile's some kind of blue. too, too cool. and folky.
thanks!
baimudan 5 years ago
Fast forward to the credits when Renbourn lights up and fires a few licks. A priceless, knowing look in his direction from Jacqui while Jansch can only bow his head. Wonderful stuff. Great vid, thanks.
fretjuice 5 years ago
Great stuff
domdudill 5 years ago
I think they 'stole' it from Miles Davis' "All Blues" and added their own lyrics. Anyway, another great vid, thanks.
PupTent 5 years ago 2
They actually stole it from Davy graham and alexis Korner, who in turn probably stole it from miles! the tune, (if anyone cares) is called 3/4 AD.
thatmatty 5 years ago