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These live tapes date from the late Sixties, when the folk-blues guitarist was at the height of his alchemical powers. Fahey's fingerpicking is a miracle orchestra of melody and filigree, and his sublime distention of traditional forms blooms in original fantasias such as the oddly named title piece, which ebbs and races like a high-tide parade of sunlit Pacific waves.
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Track List
- Introduction
- When The Springtime Comes Again
- Joe Kirby Blues
- Requiem For Mississippi John Hurt
- When The Catfish Is In Bloom
- Fahey Blows His Nose
- Intro To Lion/Challenges To Quitting Cigarettes
- Lion
- Dance Of The Inhabitants Of The Palace Of King Philip XIV Of Spain
- View East From The B&O Railroad Viaduct And The Riggs Road Intersection
- On The Sunny Side Of The Ocean
- The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick
- In Christ There Is No East Or West
- Announcement
- The Death Of The Clayton Peacock
- The Revolt Of The Dyke Brigade
- Magruder Park
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