Unfortunately, not the full Concert Recording. This was on one side of a 60 minute cassette I obtained in 1974. Never uncovered the Full Show.

This is a live performance. It's not on any record.

For my sins, the first gig i ever went to was big Julie, 67 or 68. So I feel justified in saying, I sure am glad I don't remember her doing this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@PIPEHEAD Julie Felix's version was very good!

@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 I love Julie Felix, I went to see her when I was fifteen, because she played fingerstyle guitar, and did loads of Donovan songs - a kind of poor man''s Donovan. I bought a couple of her albums, and almost more importantly, I watched her telly program religiously, not the least because she had Paco Pena on every week doing a flamenco guitar solo. BUT : - I also have a serious complaint. When she did Masters of War she had the audacity to leave out the last verse, obviously thinking it is a bit too heavy for a family audience. When she wins the Nobel Prize, she will be in a position to tell Bob how to write a Bob song ! If you can't take the heat, don't do the song, as the saying goes ................................................................. P.S. She does Needle in a similar " I'm glad I never met any nasty junkies " kind of way.

Well are you dead ?

This is not a Page tune - it's an original Bert Jansch song being covered here by Donovan - you're probably thinking of Black Waterside which was a folk piece that was passed to Bert and then done by Jimmy Page who renamed it Black Mountainside.

@@robertcronin6603 this is correct. The melody was also used by Neil Young on Ambulance Blues

I miss catching performances of both Bert Jansch and John Renbourn and they both did Jackson C. Frank songs as well.. also have a nice and safe 70th? this year?

High Schools & College Campus Concerts were the main venues for Folk Artists back then

@@JoeyMcGowan1 Yes, Joan Baez performed at Clock Auditorium on the Redlands High School Campus. She had just returned from a march with Dr. King -- She was an alumnus of Redlands Junior High, I believe When I was the school librarian at RHS, I did a poster honoring her.

@@rcweber1953 Do you still have the poster or had copies made? I have been s huge Joan Baez fan forever!

This song was written by Bert Jansch.

The same goes for Bob Dylan.

edmond nicodemi original mostly

No ghosts were involved in the creation any of Donovan's compositions.

His first album (called "What's Bin Did and What's Bin Hid" in the UK) contained about half covers (including 'traditional' songs) and half original compositions, IIRC. After that, it became pretty much all original material, I think.

@@papercup2517 What's Bin Did, May 1965, includes a reworking of Blind Willie Johnson's You're Gonna Need, which is for sure the hippest cover of a blues track anybody ever pulled off. I would love to know if Donovan stole the groove off somebody else, or it was all his own work. Runner up would be I'm So Glad by errrr ...... what was the name of that band, again ........... ?

@@PIPEHEAD I have the album still and yes that was a great cover. The whole album was wonderful, from its covers to a string of beautiful little self-penned songs that you never hear of these days. First record I ever bought with my own money!

He didn't record it. This is a live performance.