Let Go by John Fahey

Let Go

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Let Go

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Audio CD (January 14, 1997)

Original Release Date: 1997

Number of Discs: 1

Label: Varrick

Reader Reviews
This is Fahey at his very best. No jive at all. A gorgeous album, a lively and vital disc, full of desire to create and do something different. And the results are startling. It's hard to pick my favorite track here, from the title track "Let Go", to "Black Mommy", to the all-acoustic (but uptempo!) cover of Eric Clapton's "Layla", this is quite good throughout. This is a TOTAL MUST for Fahey fans, although less gloomy than many of his other works, this should not make it less attractive to you, it's just as engaging as "Legend of Blind Joe Death", "After The Ball", "Old-Fashioned Love", or "Of Rivers And Religion", his most essential works. And a real comeback from the disappointed and dispirited "Railroad", his previous release. Money very, very well spent if you buy this, trust me. A safe risk even for those who don't know his work.

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