idk if youtube will allow the link I just posted to remain, but if not you can google the following to find the "Delta-Slider" American primitive, blues, flamenco, odds & ends... Blogspot page that hosts the flac files: basho fahey reed 1967 delta-slider

I have one more show that I’m trying to get around to, from 2008 on their Motion To Rejoin tour. It’s an audience recording but still fun to listen to.

@@BroadcastsFromPoorFarm eagerly awaiting!

Ecstatic minimalism. LaMonte Young, Lubomyr Melnyck and Charlemagne Palestine are the piano players who come to my mind. Basho also has his incredible voice which adds a whole other dimension. A true genius.

Hey Barry if you’d still like a link to the FLAC or MP3, email me-thanks! broadcastsfrompoorfarm(at)gmail

@@BroadcastsFromPoorFarm I sent you an email. Thanks!

@@BroadcastsFromPoorFarm Can I do the same and drop you an email for a FLAC link? Thanks so much for uploading here in the first place, beautiful sacred stuff I want to treasure onto for the years to come.

@@paintbox9899 Feel free to email. You may have already. There's a couple messages that I haven't yet replied to. Apologies if that was you. I'll reach out soon-thanks!

This is the kind of story the internet exists to tell

David! Would love to be in touch. Jim Beller. We have a picture of my wife and her recently deceased friend taken in SW Portland at a Victory Through Vegetables performance. You are playing bass in the background.

- He was also diabetic. A shame that he needed alcohol to feel right.

So do you still have the toilet paper?

awesome. So much Fahey character in those short sentences.

My favorite album too!!

The fact that Days Have Gone by Vol 6 is my most played Fahey record would seem to indicate that it is "my "favorite" as well. Voice of the Turtle is right on up there as well. I happened upon Fahey on the Audio Karma Forum "what are you listening to now" thread where someone had posted Voice of the Turtle. I had never heard of Fahey. Then quite by chance in the local Goodwill store Some 8-10 years ago) I saw it there along with America, Sign of the Red Cross and City of Refuge. I later picked up the Vinyl of Turtle and others that I happened upon along the way including The Transcendental Waterfall which is where Days Have Gone By Vol. 6 is in my collection. I have been having a rather "bad karma" August of 2022. Taxman hit me up for four years of reconfigured back property taxes, a guitar I bought from a large online retailer is now lost in the ether as I sent it back to be fixed......then happened upon some Fahey interviews and shows and he helped bring me right back down to a happier place. Thanks John and the Poor Farm Broadcasters.

It's the same as walking down the street, hooping down into a dry canal and under the bridge u find a diamond hidden amongst a throng of garbage... .

'Dude'?! Have some respect. You can call him Mr Fahey, King John or just plain 'sir'. Now, which is it to be, boy?

@@ennbee2051 I talk how I talk, you talk how you talk. I respect that.......

awesome comment. You show plenty of respect for what this was, which seems to me like it didn't have to do with formality at all... just the respectful vibes of enjoying life.

Is there anyway this show is available for download? I'm fine with mp3 but flac would be cool, too.

Thanks for the song list! Great Birthday Party is fantastic!!!

the first track is not St. Louis Blues, but something that Fahey later called "Lights Out". He recorded it again with Terry Robb on the 1997 "Let Go" album. On this live performance he's playing it in a D minor tuning, i.e., DGDGA#D. Great stuff, as usual from Fahey.