Mudlark by Leo Kottke

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Mudlark

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	Mudlark
		by Leo Kottke Sales Rank: 905942 Price:$11.40

1971's MUDLARK is one of Leo Kottke's earliest albums, and the first to fully integrate his unique vocal style--he once famously described his froggy baritone as sounding like "geese farts on a foggy day"--with his stunning guitar wizardry. A classic of DIY folk-rock, MUDLARK is simply produced, beautifully arranged and clearly recorded. The performances sound live and intimate, whether on the delicate yet sturdy instrumentals or on vocal exercises like a surprisingly effective reworking of the Byrds' "Eight Miles High." Other highlights include the traditional folk tune "Cripple Creek" and the classical guitar showcase "Bourree." A version of Kim Fowley's bizarre "Monkey Lust" with the pop eccentric himself on vocals is one of Kottke's stranger efforts, but a respectful version of mentor John Fahey's "Poor Boy" is a nice touch. Track Listing 1. Cripple Creek 2. Eight Miles High 3. June Bug 4. Ice Miner, The 5. Bumblebee 6. Stealing 7. Monkey Lust 8. Poor Boy 9. Lullaby 10. Machine #2 11. Hear The Wind Howl 12. Bourree 13. Room 8 14. Standing In My Shoes

Mudlark
by Leo Kottke
Price:$11.40

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