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THE GREAT SANTA BARBARA OIL SLICK
John FAHEY
- Ref. XF038M
- WATER, 2004. Enregistrement 1968-1969.
"The earliest live recordings yet released by the late and immortal John Fahey, find him at the peak of his powers. Veering between his vision and version of traditional playing that may ocassionally slow or speed up for emotional emphasis, to pieces of beautiful hallucinatory individuality and expression like "Dance of the Inhabitants of the Palace of King Philip XIV of Spain". Over 76 minutes long with excellent sound quality, and most of the audience noise thoughtfully edited out by producer (and liner note author) Glenn Jones (of Cul de Sac), making this sound more like an album than a "live album", though it has all of the charm of the latter, without having it's flow chopped up by waves of applause. Subtitled "Live at The Matrix San Francisco, California 1968/1969", this is essential for the already converted, and an ideal entry point for the novice."
Interprètes
Pistes
- 1 Introduction
- 2 When the springtime comes again
- 3 Joe Kirby blues
- 4 Requiem for Mississippi John
- 5 When the Catfish is in bloom
- 6 Fahey blows his nose
- 7 Intro to Lion challenges to quitting cigarettes
- 8 Lion
- 9 Dance of the inhabitants of the palace of King Philip XIV of Spain
- 10 View from the B&O railroad viaduct
- 11 On the sunny side of the ocean
- 12 The great Santa Barbara oil
- 13 Announcement
- 14 The death of the Clayton
- 15 revolt of the Dyke Brigade
- 16 Magruder Park