Solo Guitarists Playing Great  MUSIC.

The list author says:
	"A most perfect album from one of the greats"

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	"Added an incredible virtuosity to the Fahey blueprint without any sacrifice of tunefulness"

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	"The least well known of the 'Takoma Greats' but actually many people's favourite(including mine)."

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	"Blending eastern and western styles he makes incredible music. However the quality can be a little uneven. This is an excellent place to start."

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	"Blazed trails where know one else had thought to go. Amazing music ahead of its time and still fresh today."

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	"I get a little tired of 'most amazing playing, sounds like more than one guitarist...' comments. This really is that good and better, but remains superbly musical too."

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	"Two for the price of one! Groundbreaking british folk infused guitar fest(with singing too)."

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	"It was a tough decision as to which of her albums to go for "Legs to Make Us Longer" is awesome, but her first album is the purer guitar album. And available now as a bonus(!) disc with this record."

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	"A brilliant player. Musically reminiscent of Fahey and the sprawling Mississippi, probably a better  guitarist in terms of technique."

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	"Just before the steady decline into New Age mediocrity he managed to produce a work of beauty and variety(whilst retaining a little bite)."

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	"Brilliant compositions performed perfectly. What more could you wish."

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	"British guitarist taking up the torch from Basho/Bull. Cathedral like majesty of sound."

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	"A recent find and a truly wonderful album from this occasional collaborator of Jack Rose's(who duets on a track). A warm melodic vein runs through this album. Possibly more accessible than Jack's CD."

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	"Superb sampler featuring serious guitar music by some serious players. The concept is to get some of the most innovative players from 'then and now' on one album. It works."

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	"Doesn't quite hang together as well as its predecessor, but in terms of showcasing new talent, it possibly exceeds it. i"

The list author says:
	"Absolutely fantastic compilation aimed at anyone with an admiration for John Fahey. The quality is astoundingly consistent. Buy it."