One of Bert Jansch's last albums. Crimson Moon is one of his finest works, finding the musician at the height of his art, with appearances from Johnny Marr (The Smiths), Bernard Butler (Suede), and many others. Earth Recordings is revisiting the album for its 20th anniversary. Released in 2000, the album has a dark resonance that highlights contemplative songwriting. Traditional ballads are accompanied by jazz and blues influences, adorned with contributions from guitarists Johnny Marr, Bernard Butler, and Johnny "Guitar" Hodge, as well as vocals from Loren Auerbach, Bert's wife. Electric guitar is subtly added with percussive fingerpicking, bringing new depth to his compositions. Released in his sixties, Crimson Moon proves that Bert Jansch was still an innovator with unique talent.