The Black Swan (Bert Jansch album) indicated Bert Jansch: guitar and vocals Beth Orton: vocals (3, 4 & 6), guitar (6) Devendra Banhart: vocals (4) Paul Wassif: guitar (5), slide guitar (7), banjo (11) Noah Georgeson: percussion (1), bass (9 & 10) Otto Hauser: drums (3, 5, 6 & 9), percussion (4 & 7) Kevin Barker: lead guitar (6), percussion (4) Helena Espvall: cello (1) Adam Jansch: keyboards (1 & 9) David Roback: slide guitar (3) Richard Good: slide guitar (9) Pete Newsom: drums (10) Maggie Boyle: flute (11) The Black Swan (Bert Jansch album) The Black Swan is the twenty-third and last studio album by
Black Riders Liberation Party government authorities, who are said to have burst into the home of party leader Mischa Culton two days later with automatic rifles during what was later explained as a routine "compliance check" by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The Black Riders have adopted a party manifesto known as the Black Commune program which put forward many of the demands of the original 1966 Ten-Point Program, with the addition of new demands (for the proper medical care of AIDS sufferers and an end to the trade in crack cocaine in the black community). The group's founder and chief theoretician,