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moving from pop jangly rhythms that seem coming out of the early 1970s post-Beatles
First Lady Elma Butler & Pastor Tex Butler of Olive Branch Missionary Baptist Church
Review by Mark Deming
While a reunion record titled Memory may conjure images of a band waxing nostalgic about the halcyon days of yore
right on the Mississippi river
Medeles, Jose w/ M. Ward, Marisa Anderson & Chris Funk / Railroad Cadences & Melancholic Anthems [CLEAR W/ BLACK SMOKE VINYL] – New LP Naomi Shelton moving from pop jangly rhythms"It was an absolute dream to create with this trio of brilliant guitarists Matt Ward, Marisa Anderson and Chris Funk, at the same time celebrating the musical spirit and genius of John Fahey. Please note that this is a not covers record, but a tip of the hat to a forward thinking musician, writer and artist. Although I have never encountered Mr. Fahey, it sounds like he was as unique and complicated as his some of his tunings and overall approach to
