Bert Jansch - She moved through the fair

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2010

Bert playing 'She moved through the fair' from his set at Acoustic Avalon, organised by Sheehans of Leicester in November 2007

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  • Respect! RIP great man !

  • Very sad loss - RIP and thank you for the music

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  • @rodotech7

    It's standard Tuning. Look closely.

    Al.

  • A sad traditional song, sung by an honest man with a feeling.

  • Anyone know what guitar tuning he's using here-I thought maybe DGDGBD with a capo on the 3rd fret right?

  • @bigblacktomcat Bert was Scottish

  • Sinead and Loreena,

    Eat your hearts out!

  • RIP Bert, one of the very best guitarists england has ever produced.

  • AArgh, choke, beautiful, Bert at his totally absorbed best. RIP.

  • @ianevans67 thats a interesting point i have one myself .......and i think they are among the finest guitars built i know several people who hold that viewpoint .........i am in japan lots ( my wife is japanese) and they know how to build nice guitars a good example is IMO tokai if you play electric guitar ........RIP bert still gutted

  • @sawabojo I wouldn't say I was any good as a player though lol but the Yamaha LL11e sounds amazing, even though it's Japanese it has a nice English folk sound. Ralph Mctell uses one too. They were good friends and they both suggested I get one. Very good advice

  • @ianevans67 haha i understand a few of my guitars are like that to me ...........

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