This mini album should, by its title alone, give you some idea as to what Mr. Giltrap is doing? It's a six track affair containing such numbers as Roots, Blackwaterside, and there's even The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, written by Ewan MaColl, and sung by Roberta Flack (and is still the best vocal version!). It might seem, at first glance in the credits, a bit odd. If this is a mini album dedicated to Jansch, then why is there only two originals, and one that Jansch arranged, with three others (even one by Giltrap himself)! It's actually not just the songs that Giltrap covers (obviously) it's the actual style, and he does it very well. An original idea, methinks. Giltrap's playing is, as always, exacting, and his choice of material is pretty good and dare I say, even his own, Roots, fits in well and bookends the album very well.