The Early Music Legend

David Munrow, and his consort would appear to have done some work for the Pentangle group http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pentangle PS. Internet reference to the following which needs to be explored further if I have the time, and energy. Pentangle, The David Munrow Ensemble - Wondrous Love (LWT - Journey into Love 1971)

 ‘Sir John Alot of Merrie Englandes Musyk Thynge & Ye Grene  Knyghte’  First full studio album. Engineered by John Wood,  Sound Techniques Chelsea. Studio musicians included David  Munrow and drummer Terry Cox.  Formed a group with Bert Jansh and Jacqui McShee, Terry Cox  and bass player Danny Thompson – named Pentangle as a nod  to Sir Gawain. First album ‘The Pentangle.’ Second (double)  album ‘Sweet Child’ partly recorded at the Festival Hall. Cover  design by Peter Blake.  Family move to Buriton village in Hampshire. ‘Bert and John’ released in America as ‘Stepping Stones’    http://www.johnrenbourn.co.uk/biography/