Fantasy / Kicking Mule

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Top Fantasy / Kicking Mule Albums

Blue Hula Stomp by Bob Brozman

Bottleneck Serenade by Stefan Grossman

Elizabethan Music For Dulcimer by Randy Wilkinson

Editor's Picks

Finger Picking Rags and Other Delights

Dale Miller

Bottleneck Serenade

Stefan Grossman

Top Tracks from Fantasy / Kicking Mule

	Listen	Track Name	Length	Download

1.		Agogostien's Lament Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	2:41
2.		Ukulele Speghetti Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	1:47
3.		Wasting My Love On You Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	4:17
4.		Body and Soul Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	3:40
5.		C Stomp Blues Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	3:42
6.		Chili Blues Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	2:18
7.		Hilo Hula Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	3:21
8.		Paauau Waltz Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	4:06
9.		Hilo March Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	2:37
10.		Hano Hano Hanalei Artist: Bob Brozman Album: Blue Hula Stomp	2:44

About Fantasy / Kicking Mule

Founded in Berkeley, California in 1971 by ED Denson (formerly of Takoma Records) and guitarist/educator Stefan Grossman, Kicking Mule Records served as a major impetus in expanding the limits of steel-string guitar playing through its release of numerous albums that featured complex solo fingerpicking arrangements of such diverse types of music as Scott Joplin rags, Beatles hits, big-band tunes, and Turlough O'Carolan harp compositions. Added to the mix were a few similarly styled banjo records. When Grossman left the company in the Eighties, Denson also began recording Appalachian and hammered dulcimer albums. Among the many artists who recorded for Kicking Mule, which was acquired in 1995 by Fantasy, Inc., were guitarists Grossman, Duck Baker, Bob Brozman, Dale Miller, Chris Proctor, and Dave Van Ronk, and dulcimer player Madeline MacNeil.