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Bells of St. Mary's
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Auld Lang Syne
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Joy To The World
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Take a Look At That Baby
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My friend and mentor John Fahey played this like the wind, so hot but yet so relaxed. Gradually increases tempo toward end. A challenge to play hot without getting all cut...
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Chicago Blizzard of '11
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Some footage of the ferocious storm that came down on us Feb 1 and very early Feb 2, Skokie, Illinois, USA
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Last Steam Engine Train
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This was your favorite Mom.
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John Fahey: When the Catfish Is In Bloom
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One of John Fahey's finest works, a pleasure to play and explore
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The Return of Skokie Coyote
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Terrible video i know, but the audio's the thing; this fragment of a tune is based on a John Fahey motif, who modelled his own version after Doc Boggs.
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John Fahey: Hymn
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I don't recall the title at the moment, but Fahey recorded this hymn only once in the early 60's, never to return to it. I wonder why...
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John Fahey: Sun Gonna Shine 2
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I dislike my first version of this great tune, so here's take 2. I realized I'd been playing one of the chords wrong for thirty years; I stand corrected. Full title: Sun G...
About faheyplayer
I have been playing Fahey for 33 years, since high school when I figured out many of his songs from vinyl records and other primitive playback technologies. Later, in the early 80s we met and became acquainted, and then there was that historical mixup in 1993 when...well, never mind that, for now. Anyway, we came to be friends. Never talked about guitar though. I talk about Fahey at some length in the liner notes to my Fahey-dedicated CD Xanthe Terra, available now on Strange Attractors Audiohouse.
Or read the excellent article from the Chicago Reader about Fahey and me at this link.
http://www.chicagoreader.com/TheMeter/050812.html
I have been playing Fahey for 33 years, since high school when I figured out many of his songs from vinyl records and other primitive playback technologies. Later, in the early 80s we met and became acquainted, and then there was that historical ...
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