The official website of legendary guitarist Bert Jansch. CD. On The Edge Of A Dream; All This Remains; What Is On Your Mind; Sweet Death.

Edge of a Dream is a pleasant excursion and by no means a bad record. On the other hand, it isn't an especially inspired one, either. Except for the chilling "Bright Sunny Morning" -- of September 11, -- there is little to distinguish Bert Jansch's originals from others that he's done before and better/5(4).

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Picking up right where 's Living in the Shadows left off, Living in the Shadows, Pt. 2: On the Edge of a Dream delivers newly remastered versions of the late, great Bert Jansch 's final recordings, as well as a lovingly curated collection of demos and unreleased material. Released in , Crimson Moon saw Jansch joined by the Smiths ' Johnny Marr and Suede 's Bernard Butler, both of whose largely .

On The Edge Of A Dream Bert Jansch: vocal, acoustic guitar Bernard Butler: electric guitar Adam Jansch: bass guitar Makoto Sakamoto: drums Rock baby rock In your cradle serene Rock baby rock All is not what it seems You're living like a shadow On the edge of a dream Rock baby rock Can you hear your mama cry Rock baby rock She's crying why, why, why.

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