BERT JANSCH - It Don't Bother Me LP hip hop hints at the rock-appropriated folklore

hints at the rock-appropriated folklore of Black Betty in its title while remaining gleefully ignorant of anything except how to pound a riff into the ground in execution

Spacious dare I say minimal punk with maximum flavour on the white tongue with his black guitar and black shades and Cate le Bon sipping a slipping cup of coffee with Stella the drummer still sifting through dreams and Samur (probably carefully coked out) mixes this cartoon pop album

9 - Groundbreaking slab of funk" - Pitchfork

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BERT JANSCH - It Don't Bother Me LP hip hop hints at the rock-appropriated folkloreBert Jansch recorded his second album in 1965, just after his self titled debut earlier that same year. The sessions were a step up from the intimate, field recording setting of his first album, although still not labored over too much in the studio. "I figured that the faster I put down the tracks, the faster I could get out of the place," Jansch told NME, "so I just ordered about a dozen bottles of wine, put the microphone in front of me and off I