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I can't believe that music this pretty was written by an American, it seems like something that some great eastern mystic would come up with. I love John Fahey, although he out does himself on this record, the perfect record for cold later winter / early spring nights. Its really beautiful.
This just might be Fahey’s friendliest album. In fact it’s pretty much a joy from beginning to end. From the dreamy “On the Sunny Side of the Ocean” to the ebullient “Brenda’s Blues,” the tunes are wide-open and inviting. Even “The Death of Clayton Peacock”—-the spookiest track here—-is more of a Halloween prank than a real memento mori. It may not have the mind-bending, soul-chilling depth Fahey’s known for, but it’s still one of the prettiest records around.
I have the 1980 Tacoma release of this album and have loved it since I bought it when it was a new release. This record was one of the test albums I took with me to audition speakers in 1981 when I bought my Klipschorns. If you like acoustic guitar playing that is original and dynamic download this record.
