Pentangle - Hunting Song (In Concert), 4th January 1971)

[@johnhirtle4300]

Production values for something done 50+ years ago are nothing short of amazing. A historic gem!

[@elijah8867]

so glad these guys did a lot of television! Their best work is live.

[@potdog1000]

agree

[@NuTonesForever]

I remember these guys from back in the day. Like them or not, they get huge credit for presenting their palette. Thanks for posting

[@Willthelistener]

Wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jackdavies8616]

That is some serious bass playing, sir

[@potdog1000]

although old enough i never saw them live, regret that

[@VIRGONOMICS]

What a beautiful woman - a beautiful voice as well .

[@LunaDialPaul]

Your bass playing is beyond perfect Danny - the way you're rhythmically playing the harmonics to fill in for when Terry's playing the xylophone is incredible

[@paulsawtell3991]

Glockenspiel

[@thomasmcnamara5929]

Everything about this from the vocals to the rhythm to the instrumentation sounded absolutely amazing, yet very relaxing at the same time.

[@LaughingStock_]

A masterpiece, as perfect a performance of a perfect song as it gets.

[@Dabberontour]

One of my favourite pentangle numbers, fabulous performance 👏

[@janewhite]

So atmospheric, brilliant, beautiful voice

[@ricardomcvitie328]

A master bassist (I always felt the equal of my Jazz heroes) playing within a folk group was only one of the many disparate elements that came together to make Pentangle still relevant today over 50 years later.

[@rc7899]

This is wondrous, thanks for posting

[@MichaelSBrown75]

Wonderful Just Wonderful

[@artomatt]

Magnificent!

[@mrsp3992]

Amazing how calm Jackie seems while organised chaos is going on around her........

[@anagramagt9717]

Great.

[@billking8843]

I don't know if the were jazz cats first or folkies first but cross fertilising jazz and folk was a genius move. Most American folkies at that time were roughly strumming three chords and singing slightly off key, while all the British folk bands were very accomplished musically.

[@DM-he1ug]

It seemed to take the US a while to catch up in the sixties and seventies. England had The Who, Cream, Led Zeppelin, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Yes, Genesis etc etc. The US had...Kiss😅

[@darcymeijer3244]

Bert Jansch!

[@chipstern1]

Transcendent

[@michaelmcdonald3057]

Bass sounds like he his playing with Miles and Herbie. A bit too busy for my tastes in folk, but a master of the instrument , nonetheless .

[@KETEBOWERS]

😎🎶