Christmas Guitar, V. 1

John Fahey

Christmas Guitar V 1
  • CAT # 11671-0002-2

    1. Joy To The World 1:34
    2. What Child Is This 3:15
    3. Hark The Herald Angels Sing/O Come All Ye Faithful 4:22
    4. Auld Lang Syne 2:00
    5. The Bells Of Saint Mary's 2:15
    6. Good Christian Men Rejoice 1:13
    7. We Three Kings Of Orient Are 1:45
    8. Away In A Manger (I) 1:19
    9. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Fantasy 2:52
    10. The First Noel 3:48
    11. Good King Wenceslas 1:02
    12. Of The Father's Love Begotten 1:20
    13. Away In A Manger (II) 2:27
    14. In The Bleak Midwinter 1:46
    15. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear 2:54
    16. Jesus, Won't You Come By Here/Go Tell It On The Mount. 3:22
    17. Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming 1:48
    18. Silent Night, Holy Night 3:10

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This Christmas classic has been a perennial bestseller since being issued on Varrick in 1982--new recordings of the songs found on Fahey's earlier Christmas collection on Takoma. Fahey interprets well-known Christmas carols on solo acoustic guitar. His straightforward, unsentimental approach to these sentimental favorites can make you hear them as if for the first time.

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