[Machine Translation] Pentangle's Bert Jansch's 1982 solo album has been remastered and reissued with additional unreleased live recordings. This is the first album produced by John Cherew, who was an enthusiastic fan of Burt Jansch and later became a producer for John Hiatt ("Bring the Family") and the Blind Boys of Alabama, etc. Cherew raised the funds to bring Burt to the U.S. and recorded the album with Albert Lee, Jennifer Warnes, and others. Disc 1 (the original) features a reworking of "Blackwater Side," which was Jimmy Page's influence and the basis for Led Zeppelin's "Black Mountain Side," and Disc 2 features a reworking of "The Blackwater Side," which was the basis for Led Zeppelin's "Black Mountain Side. Disc 1 (the original) contains 10 songs, including a reprise of "Blackwater Side," which influenced Jimmy Page and was the basis for Led Zeppelin's "Black Mountain Side," a cover of Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel" and Tim Hardin's "If I Were A Carpenter," and Disc 2 contains 14 songs from an in-store show at a Santa Monica guitar store in June 1981, while the album was being made. Disc 2 contains 14 songs from an in-store live performance at a guitar shop in Santa Monica in June 1981, while the album was still in production.