John Fahey
America
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Originally released in 1971, this is one of the artistic high points of his career. And yet, for nearly 30 years it was not heard in its entirety, as what was originally intended as a double album was pared down to a single LP. Now, thanks to 4 Men With Beards, the complete double album is available on vinyl for the first time
Format
Gatefold with booklet of drawings by Patrick Finnerty
Release notes
Gatefold with booklet of drawings by Patrick Finnerty Hand-Numbered Edition of 3000 LP pressed from 1998 Fantasy remaster, utilizing the edited "Mark 1:15", two minutes shorter than the original LP version. Mastered at Location Recorders, Burbank, Calif. Misprint: Track C2 title is actually "The Waltz That Carried Us Away..." but is misprinted here as "The Voice That Carried Us Away..."
| A1 | Jesus Is A Dying Bed Maker | ||
| A2 | Amazing Grace | ||
| A3 | Song #3 | ||
| A4 | Special Rider Blues | ||
| A5 | Dvorak | ||
| A6 | Jesus Is A Dying Bed Maker | ||
| A7 | Finale | ||
| B1 | America | ||
| B2 | Dalhart, Texas, 1967 | ||
| C1 | The Voice Of The Turtle | ||
| C2 | The Voice That Carried Us Away & Then A Mosquito Came And Ate Up My Sweetheart | ||
| D1 | Mark 1:15 | ||
| D2 | Knoxville Blues |
- Patrick Finnerty
- Design, Artwork [Art], Illustration [Liner Drawings]
- John Fahey
- Illustration [Liner Drawings], Written-By (A1, A3, B1 to C3, D1)
- Steve Guy
- Mastered By
- Dallas Jordan
- Recorded By
- John Judnich
- Recorded By
