Imaginational Anthem vol. 6 : Origins of American Primitive Guitar
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If American Primitive Guitar began with John Fahey and the Takoma School, then the 14 tracks gathered on this compilation of solo performances are its origins. Recordings from 1923 to 1930, a true Rosetta Stone for this musical genre and repertoire highlighted by Fahey, Basho & Rose, and others. We find here rural artists Sam McGee, Riley Puckett, Bayless Rose, Sylvester Weaver, Lemuel Turner, Frank Hutchison, and Davey Miller. Each with a technique and sensibility stemming from the 19th-century Parlor guitar tradition. This is the first reissue for some tracks, including the first finger-picking solo in history: Sylvester Weaver's "Guitar Blues." Remastered and annotated by Christopher King.Buy Imaginational Anthem Vol. 6: Origins of American Primitive Guitar at the best price
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