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Fahey fans know that this 1971 album is one of his best-but what most don't know is that it was intended to be a 2-LP set. Nine of the songs were dropped just before it's release; here they are-for...

Reissue of John Fahey's Best Of, collection between 1959-1977, featured added bonus tracks.1. Sunflower River Blues 2. St. Louis Blues 3. Poor Boy Long Ways from Home 4. When the Springtime Comes...

John Fahey is simply one of the most original and expressive guitarists ever. This compilation concentrates Fahey's best work from his later years at Takoma Records, presenting many track never...

Fahey's 1964 release garnished with four bonus tracks, including an interpretation of Steel Guitar Rag !1. Wine and Roses 2. How Long 3. On the Banks of the Owchita 4. Worried Blues 5. What the Sun...

Fahey recorded two versions of this album, one in 1963, the other in 1967; this deluxe reissue gives you both! This was his second album, and the first to get any kind of distribution (the re-record...

Here it is at last, the privately pressed album (in both it's second mono and third stereo versions) that launched one of the most extraordinary careers in American roots music. Legend has it that...

John's fifth album was originally released on Riverboat Records in 1965 before coming out on Takoma, and ranks as many people's favorite Fahey record, most notably Leo Kottke. Blues, raga, ragtime,...

1. The Driving of the Year Nail 2. The Last of the Arkansas Greyhounds 3. Ojo 4. Crow River Waltz 5. The Sailor's Grave on the Prairie 6. Vaseline Machine Gun 7. Jack Fig 8. Watermelon 9. Jesu

6- and 12-String Guitar is the second album by Leo Kottke, a solo instrumental steel-string acoustic guitar album originally released by John Fahey's Takoma Records in 1969.1. The Driving of the Year...