Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta John Fahey. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta John Fahey. Mostrar todas las entradas

jueves, octubre 02, 2008

John Fahey - The Transfiguration Of Blind Joe Death [1966]





















1965's THE TRANSFIGURATION OF BLIND JOE DEATH is one of John Fahey's most mysterious albums. Despite the best efforts of cadres of Fahey-ologists, it's still not entirely known for sure when or where the 15 tracks were recorded. Regardless, ... Full Descriptionthe resulting collection has an odd fragmentary quality that actually enhances the overall album rather than detracting from it. Skipping from playful eccentricities like a version of the old standard "Bicycle Built For Two" to impressionistic, watery originals like the sublime "The Death of the Clayton Peacock," THE TRANSFIGURATION OF BLIND JOE DEATH is an endlessly fascinating, occasionally impenetrable delight. Complete Fahey newcomers might want to try a more cohesive effort like THE LEGEND OF BLIND JOE DEATH, however.

Live RecordingMusician (8/97, p.90) - "...balance[s] whimsy and dignity, melody and dissonance, in a wholly original and very bent manner..."

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John Fahey plays "Red Pony" 1969

lunes, julio 28, 2008

Loren MazzaCane Connors - Night Through: Singles and Collected Works 1976-2004

To continue forward in to think, an idea to catalogue Connors's music regenerates other one, for what to catalogue his music is complicated, in the surface. It is a radical contribution to the deep tuning in of environment, stands out the deep relation that exists among the sound to the meeting of the heart and a storm of sensations strongly adhered to signs of the nature for harmony of the ambiguous cycles, acoustic crafts of contemporary guitar, as John Fahey or Derek Bailey, venturing the persons' solid training for one to come in good, of children to the Sun the channels are overturned in the horizon, the hand demonstrates his passion in every new support of the rock, is that!, to the height the blues in the streets for colds postulated to the future.
Night Through: Singles and Collected Works 1976-2004 it´s an essential box of 3 cds with a collection of singles and other works by Loren Connors remastered from the original tapes by Jim O'Rourke.
For those who are already Connors fans and don´t have this box you can expect nothing but pure avant blues heaven. To those who are not aware of the musical genius of Loren Connors this is one of the ideal points to begin to discover his music. Spacial music, the true weird America before even that tag appeared. Every human being should listen to his music. the world would be a better place, that´s for sure.


Seguir adelante en el pensar, una idea para catalogar la música de Connors regenera otra, por lo que catalogar su música sera complicado, en la superficie. Es un aporte radical a la profunda sintonía de entorno, destaca la profunda relación que existe entre el sonido al encuentro del corazón y una tormenta de sensaciones fuertemente adherida a señales de la naturaleza por la armonía de los ciclos ambiguos, artesanía acústica de guitarra contemporánea, como John Fahey o Derek Bailey, aventurando la solida capacitación de personas por un venir en bien, de hijos al sol se vuelcan los canales en el horizonte, la mano manifiesta su pasión en cada nuevo apoyo de la roca, es que!, a la altura del blues, en las calles por fríos postulados al porvenir.
Night Through: Singles and Collected Works 1976-2004, esto es una caja esencial de 3 cds con una colección de Eps y otros trabajos por Loren Connors dominaron de nuevo de las cintas originales por Jim O'Rourke.
Para los que son ya Connors admiradores y no tienen esta caja usted puede esperar el cielo de blues nada más que puro avant. A los que no son conscientes del genio musical de Loren ConnorsSpacial la música, América verdadera extraña antes aún que la etiqueta apareció. Cada ser humano debería escuchar a su música. el mundo sería un mejor lugar, esto es seguro.
o esto es uno de los puntos ideales para comenzar a descubrir su música.

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Night Through Singles and Collected Works 1976-2004 review and listening
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Loren Connors & Alan Licht - Live In NYC
camera: ayal sr. sometime in 2004?

miércoles, octubre 10, 2007

I Am The Resurrection: A Tribute to John Fahey [2006]


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

INDIE FOLK/ROCK ARTISTS PAY TRIBUTE
TO GUITAR-EXTRAORDINAIRE JOHN FAHEY

PRODUCED BY M. WARD
I AM THE RESURRECTION: A TRIBUTE TO JOHN FAHEY
SLATED FOR FEBRUARY 14 RELEASE

REISSUE OF FAHEY’S THE YELLOW PRINCESS
SET FOR SIMULTANEOUS RELEASE

SANTA MONICA, CA -- As one of acoustic music’s most influential innovators, John Fahey has influenced musicians from many genres. On February 14, a who’s who list of indie rock artists’ pay their respects to the guitar-extraordinaire with the release of I Am The Resurrection: A Tribute To John Fahey. Produced by M. Ward, the tribute features cuts from the Fruit Bats, Sufjan Stevens, Calexico, Devendra Banhart, Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo, and Granddaddy, among others – a full track listing is below.
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of his signing with the label (12/12/66), and the fifth anniversary of his death (2/21/01), a simultaneous reissue of the 1968 fan favorite The Yellow Princess is also planned. The reissue will include three new tracks, as well as new and original liner notes.
The goal of the tribute, which was the idea of Vanguard staff member and the album’s co-producer Stephen Brower, was to compile a roster of contemporary artists, primarily from the indie rock and indie folk worlds, who have been profoundly influenced by John’s work. “As relatively obscure as he was, John Fahey’s unmistakable stamp is all over the current strains of rock and folk music,” says Brower.

Track listing:

Fruit Bats – “Death of the Clayton Peacock”
Pelt – “Sunflower River Blues”
Sufjan Stevens – “Transfiguration & Communion at Magruder Park”
Devendra Banhart – “Sligo River”
Calexico – “Dance of Death”
Lee Ranaldo featuring the Lazy 8 Chorale – “The Singing Bridge of Memphis, Brooklyn Bridge Version: The Coelcanth”
M. Ward – “Bean Vine Blues #2”
Cul de Sac – “The Portland Cement Factory at Monolith, CA”
Granddaddy – “Dance of the Inhabitants of the Palace King Phillip XIV of Spain”
Immergluck, Kaphan, Krummenacher & Hanes – “Joe Kirby Blues”
Currituck Co. – “Medley: John Hurt Shiva Shankarah
Peter Case – “When the Catfish is in Bloom”
Howe Gelb – “My Grandfather’s Clock”

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For further information, please contact Lellie Capwell or Lauren Gaffney
at Vanguard Records/(310) 829-9355
Lellie@vanguardrecords.com/Lgaffney@vanguardrecords.com

PUBLICITY SITE: www.vanguardrecords.com/publicity

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