Junior
Group: Members
Posts: 98
Warn:0%
|
 |
| Артист: |
John Fahey |
| Альбом: |
America, 1971 |
| Жанр: |
Folk/American Guitar |
| Формат файла: |
WV + CUE / Scans / 405 MB |
| Ссылка: |
CD |
| Нахождение: |
eDonkey/Kademlia |
| Примечание: |
Takoma CDTAK 8903 (1998) |
|
| QUOTE | | These deep, resonant, acoustic guitar ramblings reach back to the heart of the dustbowl, the rich rolling hills, and the clear, fresh water of a land still untainted by technology, pollution or decay. - Mitch Myers (New City, Chicago) |
| QUOTE | | John Faheys America is the America of Emerson, Ives, and Thoreau; with the America of Bush, Ashcroft, and Enron nowhere in sight. For that alone, I tip my whiskey to the memory of an irascible, visionary soul as brilliantly restless as the cross-country wanderings of his music (unknown reviewer). |
| QUOTE | | In some respects this was Fahey at his most ambitious; two of the four songs ("Mark 1:15" and "Voice of the Turtle") clock in at around the 15-minute mark, and one of the others is entitled "The Waltz That Carried Us Away and Then a Mosquito Came and Ate Up My Sweetheart." It's actually typical of his work of the period, however: inventive acoustic guitar instrumentals that draw from folk and blues, with a sedate presentation that has a relaxing effect. The CD reissue, however, transforms it into an entirely different work. America was originally envisioned as a double LP, but around half of the material remained unreleased when it was cut down to a single disc; the CD restores the other nine songs that would have been included on the original program, pushing the length of the album to 79 minutes. The additional tracks are pretty similar in feel to the ones chosen for the original release, though perhaps more eclectic, including a Skip James cover, the third movement of Dvorak's "Eighth Symphony," and "Amazing Grace." The song "America" (oddly omitted from the original America album) is a rare example of Fahey on the 12-string, and includes some pleasing passages of muted notes. - Richie Unterberger (AMG) |
Tracks: 1. Jesus Is a Dying Bedmaker (Fahey) - 4:20 2. Amazing Grace (Newton) - 2:18 3. Song No. 3 (Fahey) - 1:48 4. Special Rider Blues (James) - 3:03 5. Dvorák (Public Domain) - 3:42 6. Jesus Is a Dying Bedmaker 2 (Fahey) - 3:23 7. Finale (Fahey) - 3:10 8. America (Fahey) - 7:40 9. Dalhart, Texas, 1967 (Fahey) - 11:01 10. Knoxville Blues - 3:07 11. Mark 1:15 (Fahey) - 14:13 12. Voice of the Turtle (Fahey) - 15:42 13. The Waltz That Carried Us Away and Then a... (Fahey) - 5:49 Enjoy!
John Fahey (1939–2001)| QUOTE | EAC extraction logfile from 26. November 2006, 11:01 for CD
John Fahey / America
Used drive : TEAC CD-W552G Adapter: 0 ID: 1
Read mode : Secure with NO C2, accurate stream, disable cache
Read offset correction : 6
Overread into Lead-In and Lead-Out : No
Used output format : D:\Tools\Audio\Codecs\wavpack.exe (User Defined Encoder)
320 kBit/s
Additional command line options : -m -w "Artist=%a" -w "Title=%g" -w "Album=%g" -w "Year=%y" -w "Track=1" -w "Genre=%m" -w "Comment=EAC (Secure Mode)" -h %s %d
Other options :
Fill up missing offset samples with silence : Yes
Delete leading and trailing silent blocks : No
Installed external ASPI interface
Range status and errors
Selected range
Filename E:\Audio\CDRip\America.wv.wav
Peak level 99.0 %
Range quality 99.9 %
CRC 7F7DA91B
Copy OK
No errors occured
End of status report |
|
%20[EAC.WV.CUE.JPG].rar|424531159|94E4406795AD8E80B8559FDB1851F3D0|h=MALJQ4HDEYOM7BITR7HJWAKOBRIFOODS|/){kind=link}
Close Topic Options
Help
Search
Members
Gallery
Calendar
