John Fahey - Tell Her To Come Back Home

[mindlesspup]

check out the moving sidewalks! billy gibbons old band name....

[nnotbentt]

Good Karma to you my friend for posting this. More people listen to this, the world is a better place.

God bless you John Fahey.

[thedwork]

@nnotbentt well said sir.

[stumply]

dammit, every time i here something like this i wanna stop playing electric guitar. beautiful song and great video. sub'd

[specialrider54]

I love this video! It underscores how timeless Fahey's music is.

[larisorgin]

Anybody have the lyrics?????

[Smarigdine]

@larisorgin There are no lyrics. 

[larisorgin]

@Smarigdine ah but there are, I have since found them.. But perhaps the orginal tune was not intended to be a song..

[jeeperforlife]

@Smarigdine I have heard this tune with lyrics done by someone else but Ill be danged if I can remember who or where. Anyway yes there are lyrics

[krumeneimer]

Copyright 1897 by T.A. Edison Pat'd Aug. 31 1897

[jrw344]

off one of his earliest Takoma albums. Think it's "Death Chants, Breakdowns, & Military Waltzes".

[kinoeyecinema]

it's off the transfiguration of blind joe death

[atsuatsuatsu12]

great....

[user192021]

Stop the video at 1:54.

[Smarigdine]

It's definitely Fahey. The speakers just sound messed up and sorta tinny.

[user192021]

Are these Fahey recordings or someone else playing Fahey songs?

[utube4mi]

your film made me laughing in a happy way.

[mikemckv]

Great work Fahey and Kerins.

[aenix]

mesmerising & really quite wonderful, reminders of a world that has all but slipped away

[faustrolly]

beautiful idea, thank you for this

[RoyFive]

Get along home, Cindy, Cindy, I'll marry you some day.

This is really cool!

[BobNew]

Fascinating and lovely. I love to imagine what kind of lives the people in the film lived.

[pomea]

nice idea for a series of vids. thanks.

[honeyisfunny]

This is great