Sir John Alot of Merrie Englandes Musyk Thyng & ye Grene Knyghte

Recorded at Sound Techniques with the engineer John Wood, it mixes a William Byrd piece and his own pieces such as Morgana with Charles Lloyd's Transfusion and Booker T. Jones's Sweet Potato. Renbourn called it half-and-half, following the tentative direction of Another Monday. It was Melody Maker's folk LP of the month, Warner Brothers picked it up, and Windham Hill later reissued it, which he joked conferred full new-age status.

He said it caused ripples among early new-agers and Celtic revivalists, and repeated a story he had heard that it was Willem de Kooning's favorite record. Slipcue called it an intriguing transitional album. Ian Anderson of fRoots preferred Seven Up, Transfusion and Sweet Potato to the mock-Tudor tracks.