Album · 1970
Cruel Sister
- Released
- 1970
- Label
- Transatlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- TRA 228
- Tracklist
- 5 tracks
- Length
- 37:31
- Country
- GB
“Cruel Sister” is an album by The Pentangle, released in 1970 on Transatlantic Records. The original release has 5 tracks with a running time of 37:31. The line-up features Bert Jansch (arranger, Appalachian dulcimer), Danny Thompson (arranger, double bass), Jacqui McShee (arranger, vocals), John Renbourn (arranger, acoustic guitar) and Terry Cox (arranger, triangle).
Who played on Cruel Sister
- Bert Jansch arranger, Appalachian dulcimer, concertina, acoustic guitar, vocals, recorder all tracks
- Danny Thompson arranger, double bass all tracks
- Jacqui McShee arranger, vocals all tracks
- John Renbourn arranger, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals, sitar, recorder all tracks
- Terry Cox arranger, triangle, drums (drum set), keyboard, vocals, tambourine all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 A Maid That's Deep in Love — [traditional] 5:30
- A2 When I Was in My Prime — [traditional] 2:56
- A3 Lord Franklin — [traditional] 3:25
- A4 Cruel Sister — [traditional] 7:03
- B1 Jack Orion 18:36
Production
- Bill Leader producer
- Jerry Boys engineer
More albums by The Pentangle
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Cruel Sister?
The line-up of Cruel Sister includes Bert Jansch (arranger, Appalachian dulcimer), Danny Thompson (arranger, double bass), Jacqui McShee (arranger, vocals), John Renbourn (arranger, acoustic guitar) and Terry Cox (arranger, triangle).
Which label released Cruel Sister?
Cruel Sister was released in 1970 on Transatlantic Records (TRA 228).
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