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John Fahey - The Transcendental Waterfall: Guitar Excursions 1962-1967 FLAC

Performer: John Fahey
Title: The Transcendental Waterfall: Guitar Excursions 1962-1967
Genre: Blues / Folk & World
Cat #: 4m600
Label: 4 Men With Beards
Country: US
Date of release: 18 Dec 2012
Style: Country Blues, Experimental, Acoustic, Folk, Indian Classical
FLAC size 2894 mb
MP3 size: 2742 mb
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John Fahey Men With Beards Country Blues Experimental Acoustic Folk Indian Classical 2012

Tracklist

1	Knott's Berry Farm Molly Guitar, Soloist – Fahey	4:30
2	Sail Away Ladies Guitar – John FaheyVeena – Mysterious Al Wilson	6:00
3	Beautiful Linda Getchell Written-By – Fahey, Smith	1:50
4	Guitar Excursions Into The Unknown Guitar, Soloist – John Fahey	3:30
5	Sun Gonna Shine In My Back Door Someday Blues	4:35
6	How Green Was My Valley Written-By – Fahey	2:15
7	Uncloudy Day	2:19
8	Spanish Dance	1:53
9	Days Have Gone By
10	Episcopal Hymn	1:10
11	Brenda's Blues Written-By – Fahey	1:45
12	Variations On The Coocoo	4:00
13	On The Sunny Side Of The Ocean Written-By – Fahey	3:13
14	My Station Will Be Changed After While Written-By – Fahey	2:02
15	The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party And Other Excursions
16	Take A Look At That Baby	1:25
17	John Henry	2:04
18	The Last Steam Engine Train	2:14
19	Poor Boy	3:20
20	America	7:52
21	The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party Guitar, Soloist – John Fahey	19:00
22	Blind Joe Death
23	Wine And Roses	3:29
24	Oh Come, Oh Come Emanuel Guitar, Soloist – John Fahey	1:55
25	What The Sun Said	10:12
26	Dance Of Death	7:40
27	The Downfall Of The Adelphi Rolling Grist Mill Flute – Nancy McLean	3:35
28	My Shepherd Will Supply My Needs	8:48
29	Impressions Of Susan	5:05
30	Will The Circle Be Unbroken Guitar – FaheyOrgan – Flea	5:40
31	John Henry Variations	5:40
32	900 Miles Flute – Nancy McCLeanGuitar – John Fahey	4:00
33	101 Is A Hard Road To Travel Written-By – Fahey, Macon	2:17
34	Days Have Gone By	2:51
35	St. Louis Blues	3:15
36	The Death Of The Clayton Peacock Written-By – Fahey	2:52
37	Tell Her To Come Back Home Written-By – Fahey, Macon	2:40
38	The Portland Cement Factory At Monolith California	4:23
39	A Raga Called Pat - Part Two	8:06
40	Come Back Baby Written-By – Country Paul	2:20
41	When The Springtime Comes Again	3:50
42	On The Banks Of The Owchita	3:48
43	Sligo River Blues	2:33
44	A Raga Called Pat - Part One	6:22
45	Joe Kirby Blues	3:08
46	Stomping Tonight On The Pennsylvania/Alabama Border	6:58
47	Poor Boy Written-By – Booker T. Washington White	2:25
48	Dance Of The Inhabitants Of The Palace Of King Philip XIV Of Spain	2:28
49	Orinda-Moraga Written-By – Fahey	3:55
50	Saint Patrick's Hymn Written By – Saint Patrick	0:55
51	The Revolt Of The Dyke Brigade	2:38
52	On The Beach At Waikiki	2:55
53	On Doing An Evil Deed Blues	3:45
54	Death Chants, Breakdowns, And Military Waltzes
55	Sunflower River Blues	2:33
56	In Christ There Is No East Or Wes	2:45
57	Night Train To Valhalla	2:14
58	The Transfiguration Of Blind Joe Death
59	We Would Be Building	1:57
60	My Grandfather's Clock	1:27
61	Give Me Corn Bread When I'm Hungry	3:12
62	I Am The Resurrection Written-By – Fahey	2:53
63	How Long	2:56
64	Worried Blues	2:24
65	The Transcendental Waterfall	6:34
66	Desperate Man Blues	3:56
67	Revelation On The Banks Of The Pawtuxent	2:31
68	Old Southern Medley Written-By – Patton, Emmett, Fahey, Foster	6:08
69	Poor Boy Long Ways From Home	2:23
70	Some Summer Day	3:20
71	Dance Of Death & Other Plantation Favorites
72	Bicycle Built For Two Written-By – Unknown Artist	1:10
73	I`m Gonna Do All I Can For My Lord	1:22

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
4m600	John Fahey	The Transcendental Waterfall: Guitar Excursions 1962-1967 ‎(6xLP, Album, RE, Blu + Box, Comp, Ltd, Num)	4 Men With Beards	4m600	US	2014

Credits

Cover [Cover Deisgn Blind Joe Death], Design [Days Have Gone By] – Tom Weller
Edited By – Barry Hansen (tracks: I1 to J8), John Fahey (tracks: I1 to J8)
Guitar – Ed Freeman (tracks: I1 to J8), John Fahey (tracks: A1 to F11), L. Mayne Smith (tracks: I1 to J8)
Liner Notes – Samuel Charters
Photography By [Back Cover Photo Days Have Gone By] – Paul Kagan
Photography By [Front Cover Photo Days Have Gone By] – Jeff Lovelace
Producer – Ed Denson (tracks: E1 to F11)
Recorded By – Barry Hansen (tracks: I1 to J8), Brian (tracks: I1 to J8)

Notes

This limited to 2,000 numbered copies box set includes six of Fahey's classic albums (each on 180 gram vinyl and with its original artwork and insert) plus a poster, a postcard and a t-shirt. 1,600 pressed on black (this) and 400 on blue 180g vinyl.

All individual LP's come with (extensive) booklets.

Barcodes

Barcode (Sticker): 646315160017
Other (Cat # LP1): 4m201
Other (Cat # LP2): 4M202
Other (Cat # LP3): 4M203
Other (Cat # LP4): 4M204
Other (Cat # LP5): 4m205
Other (Cat # LP6): 4m206

Companies

Licensed From – Takoma Records

Comments: (6)

Saintrius

I have yet to buy a modern Fahey reissue that isn't filled with noise. My copy of this set is riddled with noise. I'm not usually picky, but I can't even sit through these without thinking about how much money I wasted on this POS. I'd had some luck with 4 Men With Beards in the past, but now I'm done and bitter.

Longitude Temporary

4 Men With Beards is a definite avoid label. nothing good ever comes from them...

terostr

which recordings are these for the blind joe death and death chants records

lolike

Some of those are in blue vinyl. Mine is but I am not sure how many others.

Gio

Some of the records in my Transcendental Waterfall box are pressed off-center. What a shame for what is supposed to be a luxurious high quality box set like this.

Naa

Basically 4 men with beard$ can make all the promises they want in their one sheets, they can enlist Stoughton and God himself, but they will often use dodgy masters, digital sources, and resort to craptastic pressing plants to make the margin$. This has been going on more or less since the label started, but the issues have mounted as time goes by. They have some nice product, but you have to research public opinion on a release-by-release basis, and then cross your fingers you get a god one.And yes, it is more than a shame for a premium offering. BS is what I call it. Go source the six Tacoma recordings in reasonable shape for 3/4ths of the money and feel like you bought a piece of history instead of lining some urban lumberjacks's pockets.

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