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John Fahey - Volume 6 / Days Have Gone By GOLD VINYL LP (Sealed/Pkg Flaw) 2016

City Hall Records
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Item specifics

Condition
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Speed
33RPM
Type
LP
Record Grading
Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading
Near Mint (NM or M-)
Color
Gold
Style
Folk / Country
Record Size
12"
Features
Colored Vinyl, Sealed
Material
Vinyl
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Edition
Reissue
UPC
0646315620610

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Product Identifiers

Record Label
Fmwb, 4 Men with Beards
UPC
0646315620610
eBay Product ID (ePID)
10046066704

Product Key Features

Release Year
2016
Format
Record
Genre
Folk
Artist
John Fahey
Release Title
Days Have Gone by

Dimensions

Item Height
0.09 in
Item Weight
0.82 lb
Item Length
12.51 in
Item Width
12.44 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Notes
Limited edition gold colored vinyl LP pressing. By the time he'd recorded his sixth collection of American Primitive guitar instrumentals, John Fahey was in command of an impressively original vocabulary, based on old blues tunes, country songs, Episcopal hymns, early American pop music, and smatterings of jazz, classical, Indian music, electronic experimentation, and anything else that seemed to fit. He had also evolved a world view which seemed to somehow parody the countercultural icons and values of the '70s and '80s long before they were ever in place. At times, Fahey's folk roots seemed an ambiguous takeoff point for his experiments, but that ambiguity is at the heart of Fahey's appeal. Rarely did he combine his mastery of traditional fingerpicking guitar styles and his bent for experimentation as convincingly as he did on Days Have Gone By. The album - frequently compared to the classic Blind Joe Death - was recorded in LA and Berkeley in 1967 and combines live performance and elements of recorded sounds into a stunning ethereal whole.

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City Hall Records

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Independent Record Distribution since 1973. Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday, 8-5 Pacific Time
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