"The Netsman And The Laird"-Adrian Legg

[@darwinsage]

The most inspirational of tunes....

[@pinkyfreud4338]

Beautiful. A true Cathedral. When I get to feeling too cocky, I come here in order to listen as to how it should sound .

[@normasnockers323]

me too pinky!

[@HenryMcGuinnessGuitar]

"Guitar for mortals" was a great, great album - the one one where Adrian's guitar sound is at it's best. "Mrs Jacks last stand" is another beauty - although it deserves a better name :)

[@ribpaie]

un Maitre dans ses oeuvres Album somptueux thanks for posting

[@kenkingsflyingmachines2382]

Bizarrely, I can play this on guitar. Mr. Legg is brilliant and gracious. I met him several times. Sadly, he didn't visit Chicago his last swing through the US.

[@normasnockers323]

i bought adrians vhs video of haw to play this when i lived in Paris , beautiful memories listening to how its meant to be played

[@JohanFransen]

I never heard of this Master!! This is great, thank you very Dutch!

[@DavidPhillips53]

Absolutely brilliant

[@michaelpowell7120]

Great!

[@ribpaie]

superbe Merci Thanks for posting

[@normasnockers323]

mindblowing , got my legg a tapping here

[@tonewall1]

spectacular.

[@bryphod]

Lovely stuff!

[@jamesha175]

even before his magic banjo tuners he was the Wizard

[@edumiele]

Adrian doesn't know what is like to be a mortal at all

[@SuperBartles]

Beautiful piece of music. In those days acoustic guitar was all Michael Hedges and Adrian Legg - a real Golden era. At some stage Tommy Emmanuel seemed to decide he was the no 1 acoustic player (which he never was) and a bunch of people supported him in this nonsense. Clive Carroll is pretty good, and I'm sure there are others, but the 80s & 90s were amazing times for acoustic guitar

[@edkawalec3360]

One of my favorite tunes by Adrian, and 'Guitar For Mortals' is one of the best fingerstyle guitar albums I've ever heard, I got that album when it came out, and have been a 'Legghead' ever since, the thing is, Adrian can do things on the guitar that NOBODY else can! A true innovator, not to mention some of the best tones and sounds to come out of a guitar. I still enjoy Tommy Emmanuel's playing, but I would agree that in a duel, Adrian, IMO, would be champion. His body of work is astounding! Glad that you mentioned Michael Hedges too, another innovator of guitar playing, I have his 'Taproot' album, some of the coolest guitar tunes on there!