Digitally remastered edition. With an output as far reaching as Bert Jansch's, its small wonder that the occasional gem would be overlooked. Moonshine (recorded in 1973) is one such treasure. While the slightly more obvious (and indeed Pentangle-like) albums of `60s Bert are undisputedly wonderful, there is something about the gently brooding style of Moonshine that really resonates. Joined by an all-star cast (Ralph McTell, Mary Hopkin and Tony Visconti), Jansch's eighth solo album is steeped in tradition, often giving way to a more baroque style of folk music.