in a TV documentary about Bert Jansch, singing "Go Your Way My Love" as a duet with Jansch for the show. The recording later reappeared in the soundtrack Acoustic Routes (1993) on Demon Records. In recent years her material has been re-released on vinyl for Record Store Day. Influence Jansch described her as "one of the most underrated singers." He recorded Briggs' songs (including "Go Your Way, My Love" and "Wishing Well") on four of his albums. She was also his source for several of the traditional songs which he recorded, including "Blackwaterside." Jansch's instrumental accompaniment to this song was later copied and adapted by Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, who recorded it as "Black Mountain Side” and credited himself as the writer. Jansch and John Renbourn played "The Time Has Come," on their duo record before eventually recording it with the rest of Pentangle on the Sweet Child release. One song, "Mosaic Patterns," which Briggs herself has never recorded, was recorded by blues singer, Dorris Henderson. Sandy Denny wrote a song in tribute to Briggs, called "The Pond and the Stream" on Fotheringay (1970). The melody line from Briggs' version of 'Willie O Winsbury' was used by Fairport Convention as the basis for the song "Farewell, Farewell," from the 1969 album, Liege and Lief. Briggs has been cited as a favourite of Eliza Carthy, Kate Rusby and lead singer of Altan, Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh. Charlotte Greig and the Scottish band James Yorkston and the Athletes have said Briggs was an influence on them. David Tibet of Current 93 also mentioned her in an interview. She inspired several songs, including Richard Thompson's "Beeswing" and Sandy Denny's "The Pond and the Stream." Briggs' "Go Your Way" has politely been described as "the model for" Beth Orton's "Shadow of a Doubt." The 2009 The Decemberists album, The Hazards of Love, was inspired by Briggs's album of the same name. In 2009, Topic Records included in its 70th anniversary boxed set Three Score and Ten, "Blackwater Side" from her eponymous album, as track four of the second CD in the set. The TV show Alias Grace used her version of the song "Let No Man Steal Your Thyme" as its title theme. In 2020 Green Gartside of Scritti Politti covered Tangled Man and Wishing well. Robert Plant and Alison Krauss covered "Go Your Way" on their 2021 album Raise the Roof. Discography Albums Anne