The Dance Of Death & Other Plantation Favorites
John Fahey
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1. Wine And Roses 3:24 2. How Long 2:52 Preview 3. On The Banks Of The Owchita 3:48 Preview 4. Worried Blues 2:20 Preview 5. What The Sun Said 10:08 Preview 6. Revelation On The Banks Of The Pawtuxent 2:31 Preview 7. Poor Boy 2:25 Preview 8. Variations On The Coocoo 3:56 Preview 9. The Last Steam Engine Train 2:14 Preview 10. Give Me Corn Bread When I'm Hungry 3:08 Preview 11. Dance Of Death 7:35 Preview 12. Tulip (A.K.A. When You Wore A Tulip And I Wore A Big Red Rose) 2:41 Preview 13. Daisy (A.K.A. A Bicycle Built For Two) 1:16 Preview 14. The Siege Of Sevastopol 1:19 Preview 15. Steel Guitar Rag 2:39 Preview Also available as
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John Fahey is widely recognized as one of the most influential acoustic guitarists of his generation. His early-60's Takoma records have inspired countless disciples and imitators, but Fahey’s uniquely original imagination and his mastery of traditional styles put him in a class by himself. The Dance of Death & Other Plantation Favorites was Fahey’s third Takoma record and one of his best. The flights of fancy of the original pieces are contrasted with traditional tunes from country blues and old-time Appalachian sources, and the two strains come together on tracks like “Variations on the Coocoo.” Fahey’s dark sound, quirky humor, and moody slide work are all in evidence on this release, which also includes four bonus tracks from the original 1964 session, released here for the first time.
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