JON RENNARD The Parting Glass NM/NM Tradition 1971 memorial LP of lost singer
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Description
On offer is a 1971 LP from JON RENNARD called THE PARTING GLASS on TRADITION, catalogue number TSR 010.
This is the second and posthumous release of the Yorkshire folk singer/guitarist Jon Rennard, killed in a car accident in 1971. His debut, Brimbledon Fair, was a studio recording, but The Parting Glass was recorded live at Bate Hall Folk Club, Macclesfield, in November 1970. It mixes traditional songs ('The Holmfirth Anthem', 'Banks of the Sweet Primroses') with contemporary material ('Leon Rossellson's 'Jumbo the Elephant') and the odd original ('In Your Smile'). A fine memorial to a lost talent, it's difficult not to recall Nic Jones at times, and 'The Parting Glass' achieves added poignancy due to the circumstances.
This is the tenth release on the Tradition label, a small independent which pressed in quantities similar to private pressings (100 to 500).
The record is NEAR MINT, with a bright sheen, no scratches and no sticking. The LAMINATE cover is near mint to excellent condition, with the beginnings of ring wear. Some discernible spindle wear on the labels, which are otherwise excellent. It comes in the original poly lined inner sleeve.
The album comes from the Ian Chappell collection and was acquired at auction from Omega of Stockport in June 2012.
To be shipped in the STRONGEST 625 MICRON BEST 12” BROWN BOARD MAILER COMPLETE WITH 2 STIFFENERS and high-grade plastic sleeve.
POSTAGE COSTS
UK (ROYAL MAIL 2nd CLASS) £3.50 first 12" / LP - £1.00 each EXTRA
Europe (AIRMAIL) £5.00 first 12" / LP - £1.50 each EXTRA
Rest of World (AIRMAIL) £8 first 12" / LP - £2.50 each EXTRA
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