Jansch’s 1979 album for Earth Records, ‘Avocet,’ featured a more polished production than many of his earlier works, incorporating contemporary elements alongside his signature folk sound. The album is notable for its instrumental prowess and contributions from notable musicians.
- The album was produced by Jerry Boys, who had previously worked with artists like Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention.
- 'Avocet' was released on Jansch's own Earth Records label, indicating a period of independent control over his output.
- The title track, 'Avocet,' is an extended instrumental piece that showcases Jansch's virtuosic guitar playing.
Bert Jansch was a Scottish folk guitarist and singer-songwriter, known for his intricate acoustic guitar work and distinctive vocal style. He was a founding member of the influential band Pentangle.
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