6- and 12-String Guitar etched out some of my other all time favorite instrumental albums like Duane Eddy's Have 'Twangy' Guitar Will Travel; The Ventures' Walk, Don't Run; Steve Howe's The Steve Howe Album; and W. Carlos' Switched-On Bach. I don't know where it will fall if I had to write out a list. And I don't listen to it all the time, but it always gives me the feeling it is one of the greatest albums ever recorded when I do.
Track Listing:
0:00 - The Driving of the Year Nail
1:59 - The Last of the Arkansas Greyhounds
5:15 - Ojo
7:31 - Crow River Waltz
10:53 - The Sailor's Grave on the Prairie
13:26 - Vaseline Machine Gun
16:38 - Jack Fig
18:54 - Watermelon
22:04 - Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
24:29 - The Fisherman
27:02 - The Tennessee Toad
29:42 - Busted Bicycle
32:30 - The Brain of the Purple Mountain
34:45 - Coolidge Rising
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