John Renbourn and Jacqui McShee are two pivotal figures in the history of British folk music. Founding members of the British folk-rock group Pentangle in the 1960s, guitarist John Renbourn and vocalist Jacqui McShee have been musical collaborators and innovators for four decades. Renbourn's guitar style is a unique product of years of curiosity and investigation. Exploring the guitar in unusual and beautiful ways, John takes his listeners through a luxuriant musical landscape of masterful playing, warm vocals and witty asides. The consummate fingerstylist plays a unique folk-baroque fusion of British and Celtic folk music with jazz, blues, ragtime, classical, Middle Eastern, and pre-Renaissance music. London-born McShee combines an enchanting soprano voice with an experimenter's outlook. Together, John Renbourn and Jacqui McShee are a magical treat.

Tunes include: Watch The Stars, My Johnny Was A Shoemaker, Can't Keep From Crying, Dark Island, Abide With Me, Great Dreams From Heaven, One Morning In May, South Wind, The Plains Of Waterloo, I Am A Maid That's Deep In Love, Sandwood Down To Kyle, The Bonny Greenwood Side, Lindsay, Medley: Bunyan's Hymn / I Saw Three Ships / English Dance, Kokomo Blues Bonus Tracks: John's Talk, At The Break Of The Day (Duo with Clive Carroll)