John Renbourn - Another Monday

Transatlantic TRA 149, 1967, apparently this album is now a collectors item - the Music Master Price Guide lists it at £12. Fortunately it is now available on Transatlantic/Castle ESM CD 408 (1996) with all of the tracks from the first album. Jacqui McShee was John's new live partner and sings on a couple of tracks.
  1. Another Monday (John Renbourn)
  2. Ladye Nothing's Toye Puff (John Renbourn) - John studied with Tim Walker - this is a result.
  3. I Know My Babe (Traditional arr. (John Renbourn) - this is also called Woman Blues or I Know My Rider.
  4. Waltz (John Renbourn) - a blues instrumental based on a kind of three-time rhythm.
  5. Lost Lover Blues (Traditional arr. (John Renbourn) - a railroad blues originally recorded by Blind Boy Fuller. Jacqui McShee sings on this one - the sleeve notes say that 'Jacqui is a young singer whom I first met at the Red Lion Club, Sutton, where she was resident'. Obviously Pentangle was still some way in the future.
  6. One For William (John Renbourn) - a piece for oboe and guitar with Jennifer de Montforte-Jones.
  7. Buffalo (John Renbourn) - an instumental from the repertoire of Davey Graham - so how come John gets the credit?
  8. Sugar Babe (Traditional arr. (John Renbourn)
  9. Debbie Anne (John Renbourn)
  10. Can't Keep From Crying (Traditional arr. John Renbourn) - John learned this from Mike Rogers, Jacqui McShee sings on this track.
  11. Day At The Seaside (John Renbourn)
  12. Nobody's Fault But Mine (Traditional arr. (John Renbourn)