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American Primitivism is a musical style originated by guitarist John Fahey in the late 1950s. By blending avant-garde and neo-classical compositions with traditional country blues fingerpicking techniques, the primitive guitar style was a major component of Fahey’s Takoma Records label.
The high and lonesome cosmic hobo from the USA. Since way back when Paul Metzger has been experimenting, playing his art-guitar complete with a crash cymbal mounted to its bottom...
Read MoreOn his first full-length, Unblinking Sun, Steve Palmer filters krautrock, drone, and psychedelic improvisation through the vernacular of the American fingerpicked folk tradition. A student of Takoma guitar legend Peter...
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