Rain Forests, Oceans, & Other Themes
John Fahey
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CAT # 11671-0019-2
1. Melody McOcean 6:38 2. Layla 5:15 3. Rain Forest 6:44 4. The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise 2:30 5. Lullaby and Finale from The Firebird 4:16 6. Atlantic High 2:06 7. Samba de Orfeo 3:11 8. Theme and Variations 2:58 9. May This Be Love/Casey Jones 3:25 10. Intro to Ocean Waves/Ocean Waves 6:20 11. Juroscho Ascopi 5:28 12. St. Patrick's Hymn 2:37
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There are few guitarists anywhere who can match the depth, musicianship, and stoic intensity of John Fahey. This 1985 album features solo guitar pieces and duets with producer Terry Robb, including 'Samba De Orfeo,' Hendrix's 'May This Be Love,' and excerpts from Stravinsky's 'Firebird.'
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