Exactly,Jim, and Iam sure you would agree with me that Kennedy should have asked my permission first out of courtesy.
many years ago when I guested at Chelmsford folk club regularly, there was a guy who used to record the evening,I had no problem with that because he asked first, and I have a couple of recordings which are now of great sentimental valueto me.
Peter Kennedy seemed to have an attitude problem, which was this that anything he collected he owned.
Those people who defend illegal bootlegging,that is recording without permission of the performer including Derek Schofield Remind me of the traveller led astray to the path of moral questionabilty by the false light of the will of the wisps, corpse candles or jack a lanterns.