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At three score and five

thank you loving it some much and so many times. this is dope. Zappalogistly approved

damn

I just noticed J Dilla is in the album art lolll

Thanks! This brings me back to high school lol

I might be 5 years too late, but at least I got to experience this piece of De La history

By far one of the most complex tracks The Beach Boys ever put to tape. A recording process that spanned almost the entirety of the Smile Sessions. Oh, what could’ve been.

Marinos ices…. Only real NYers know … great jam !

if ya know pet sounds, this will boggle your mind unto eternity.

Thank you

YOooo, LOOONG TIME DiLLA fan (even had a license plate that read "14Dilla" many moons ago) but seeing that you're a student as well, SALUTE 2 YOU!! just finding this today, AND BOY, IS THIS SHIT FRESH!!!! KEEP SHININ!! 💥🌟🙌

Madlib never lacks.

This album makes me want to go on a drive through an autumn forest road near the foothills of a mountain

Plex is a beast!

Is this skate 2?

Thank you for re-uploading this i have this album on cd before it was taken down when american football on youtube was just youtube highlights

huh?

1. Sunflower River Blues 0:03 2. St. Louis Blues [by W.C. Handy] 3:24 3. Poor Boy Long Ways From Home 6:43 4. When the Springtime Comes Again [by Fahey & Pat Sullivan] 9:09 5. Some Summer Day 14:04 6. Spanish Dance 17:33 7. Take a Look at That Baby 19:40 8. I’m Going to Do All I Can for My Lord 21:16 9. The Last Steam Engine Train 22:43 10. In Christ There Is No East or West 25:02 11. Give Me Cornbread When I’m Hungry 27:49 12. Dance of the Inhabitants of the Palace of King Philip XIV of Spain 31:02 13. Revolt of the Dyke Brigade 34:22 14. On the Sunny Side of the Ocean 37:22 15. Spanish Two-Step 41:16

Merci gracias thanks you😗

the version of gnaw on this is so insane

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Fahey & Basho❤

Spencerrrrrr

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I saw John Fahey in Los Angeles in 1969 on Melrose Blvd. Wow ! What a performance. Love his music every since. I have bought records and cds. I was sadden when I saw in the paper he passed in 2001. What a unique musician. Probably shy because he never look at his audience. He was an American individual who loved his music. His music was created with love.

I had completly forgot about this album, and then randomly came back to me when I saw a beach boys vinyl. It has been years, I still love it. Can I get a Spotify release?

My father bought this Lp . Grew up listening to this until the record became unplayable. Fantastic to hear it back in original form. To me Yepes is the greatest of them all.

SUNFLOWER RIVER BLUES THE LAST STEAM ENGINE TRAIN POOR BOY A LONG WAY FROM HOME WHEN THE SPRINGTIME COMES AGAIN SOME SUMMER DAY SPANISH DANCE TAKE A LOOK AT THAT BABY I`M GOING TO DO ALL I CAN FOR MY LORD IN CHRIST THERE IS NO EAST OR WEST GIVE ME CORNBREAD WHEN I`M HUNGRY DANCE OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE PALACE OF KING PHILIP XIV OF SPAIN REVOLT OF THE DYKE BRIGADE ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE OCEAN SPANISH TWO STEP

This has been a go to for years. Just want to spread the love. Truly fantastic work

Awesome taste in music thanks for this/other throwbacks+all the hip hop!!

best hip hop album this decade perfect balance of yep and heh

Regardless of what has been written, Part 1 could not have been a realized 45 back in FEB67: It's very doubtful Bri would have throw away an entire minute of a 3-minute single to the fade out. Worse, is Part 2 -- which is nothing more than careless mish-mash of various fragments that do not transition in a musical manner. Based on what Bri was doing at that time ('66-'67) he would most certainly have not issued such an atrocity. No-way Ho-zay on that on, Rhonda.

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John Fahey was one weird person. I first heard his self taught modal music in the late '60s. I was both mesmerized and very pleased. As an autodidact he did "everything wrong" ! He tuned his guitar in an unique way. He never learned to strum, starting out with finger picking. But, Oh how he came out with such exquisite music. Saw him live only once, at Maxes Kansas City in NYC, 1979 or very early in '80. He came out with his guitar and a folding chair, his head down. Sat. Never once made eye contact. Picked his instrument almost with a caress, sometimes resting his head on it. Never made eye contact. What Music He Made. Played for 35-40 minutes. Never made eye contact. Finished. Vanished. Now you may think that this is the end. It Is

It's 2024, and TPC just announced they are calling it quits. You listen to this album for the first time in 10+ years. Memories from high school wash over you, a blanket of comfort tinged with a hint of sadness. thank you for the tunes.

one of the best

I have This récord For sale. It Is in mint condition.

Beautiful album

thanks for this post <3

trop dément! sooooooo cooool

Hach zill

Zach Hill would murder a bongo solo

So fire!

i have this on Vinyl - my most prized possession! amazing flip of the album! Dilla was something else!

Lovely recording and a very well cared for piece of vinyl, I reckon! I just wonder why Yepes didn't start the Magic Flute with the introduction, which is a fantastic overture to the piece proper. Most transcriptions include the introduction, so I guess we'll never know why Yepes left it out. Segovia did the same. I'm sure there's a reason, but will we ever discover it?

No conocía este disco, especialmente Granada.

I love the music and the man

Fantastic! Fahey was a shaman. Just discovered this guy and he is my inspiration.