Progressive rock radio stations of the 60s, especially, exposed many great and long-lasting tunes and LPs that would endure more than a half century. I try to play as many as come from my personal collection and memory, and there are many that seem to fly under the radar because they don’t have commercial appeal but a curious music lover wants to hear the wide range of acoustic players and singers you just don’t hear these days. This episode I wanted to highlight some of those, like: Leo Kottke, John Fahey, Tommy Emmanuel and you’ll also hear Arlo, Graham Nash and quite a few more. Twelve spins today.
Playlist: 65.1 Road Gravy Chase-Cowboy 65.2 Coming into LA-Arlo Guthrie 65.3 Used to be a King-Graham Nash 65.4 King of Nothing-Seals & Crofts 65.5 Younger than Yesterday-The Byrds 65.6 Dance of the Inhabitants of the Palace on King Phillip XIV of Spain-John Fahey 65.7 Bron y aur Stomp-Led Zeppelin 65.8 Day of Celebration-Santana 65.9 Elenore-The Turtles 65.10 Mr. Fonebone-Leo Kottke 65.11 Home Again-Batdorf & Rodney 65.12 Houston-Cowboy 65.13 Lewis and Clark-Tommy Immanuel
Tales Vinyl Tells Ep. 65: Great Guitarists You Don't Hear Much