What makes Moonshine by Bert Jansch notable?

'Moonshine' is notable for its critical reception, with publications praising Jansch's unique fingerstyle guitar technique and emotive songwriting. The album contributed to the folk revival movement of the early '70s and solidified Jansch's influence on subsequent artists, including those in the folk-rock genre. By the time 'Moonshine' was released in 1973, Bert Jansch had already established himself as a prominent figure in the British folk scene, following his acclaimed debut album in 1965. This album came after a period of personal and artistic exploration, showcasing Jansch's continued evolution as a songwriter and guitarist.