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heinrichvon

Actually Fahey himself called it "American Primitive." I don't think it's a good description of his music at all, though. Fahey's approach to American "primitive" music -- country, folk and blues -- was as sophisticated as can be imagined. And with a jazz-influenced Broadway classic like this, he manages to find and isolate something both primal *and* sophisticated in the tune, and runs with both aspects of it. A great master ending his career on a high note.

dopomusica

there's no such thing as "too much reverb". the same applies to delay.

nick b

And as for tabs.............use your ears!! It'll take you longer but you'll be so much better for it.Do you want to be a trained monkey,able to replicate but not create?

nick b

@ snoeress.It drives me nuts,mate.What does it matter what this music is called or branded? Salesmen need names but musicians don't.To musicians there is only GOOD or BAD music. I would suggest that this is of the 'good' variety.

JordanMedina

Son of a gun, this song is so cool. Like old fashioned cool

guild40

I love Fahey's music. And I love his interpretation of this song. My comment about excess reverb was not intended as a criticism. I was just imagining the song in warmer tones. Maybe that was the point -- an icy yet intimate version of "Summertime."

dopomusica

@guild40 wrong

guild40

Too much reverb. It detracts from the song

Ian Olwagen

Timeless music performed to perfection

rhizomaton

This is the most intimately personal cover of a song I've ever heard. Hauntingly beautiful, painfully intense. Good Lord, this is amazing!

danabr001

MAGNIFICO!!!

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