Album · 1968

Sweet Child

Released
1968
Catalogue no.
2RS 6334
Tracklist
22 tracks
Length
1:19:20
Country
US

“Sweet Child” is an album by The Pentangle, released in 1968. The original release has 22 tracks with a running time of 1:19:20. Jazz standards on the record include “Goodbye Pork Pie Hat”. The line-up features Bert Jansch (acoustic guitar, vocals), John Renbourn (acoustic guitar, vocals), Terry Cox (drums (drum set), vocals), Danny Thompson (double bass) and Jacqui McShee (vocals).

Who played on Sweet Child

  • Bert Jansch acoustic guitar, vocals on 13 tracks
  • John Renbourn acoustic guitar, vocals on 12 tracks
  • Terry Cox drums (drum set), vocals on 11 tracks
  • Danny Thompson double bass on 10 tracks
  • Jacqui McShee vocals on 8 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1-1 Market Song 3:39
  2. 1-2 No More My Lord — [anonymous] 3:55
  3. 1-3 Turn Your Money Green — Furry Lewis 2:16
  4. 1-4 Haitian Fight Song — Charles Mingus 3:31
  5. 1-5 A Woman Like You 4:00
  6. 1-6 Goodbye Pork-Pie Hat standard — Charles Mingus 3:43
  7. 1-7 Three Dances: Brentzel Gay / La Rotta / The Earl of Salisbury 4:32
  8. 1-8 Watch the Stars 3:03
  9. 1-9 So Early in the Spring 3:06
  10. 1-10 No Exit — Bert Jansch, John Renbourn 2:16
  11. 1-11 The Time Has Come — Anne Briggs 3:04
  12. 1-12 Bruton Town — [traditional] 5:31
  13. 2-1 Sweet Child 5:13
  14. 2-2 I Loved a Lass 2:40
  15. 2-3 Three-Part Thing 2:26
  16. 2-4 Sovay — [traditional] 2:49
  17. 2-5 In Time 5:07
  18. 2-6 In Your Mind 2:14
  19. 2-7 I've Got a Feeling 4:26
  20. 2-8 The Trees They Do Grow High — [traditional] 3:48
  21. 2-9 Moon Dog 2:42
  22. 2-10 Hole in My Coal 5:19

Production

More albums by The Pentangle

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Sweet Child?

The line-up of Sweet Child includes Bert Jansch (acoustic guitar, vocals), John Renbourn (acoustic guitar, vocals), Terry Cox (drums (drum set), vocals), Danny Thompson (double bass) and Jacqui McShee (vocals).

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