The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death

The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death

John Fahey


Year 1965
Label Takoma
Tracks 15 Tracks

Tracklist

# Track Title Duration
1 Beautiful Linda Getchell 1:58
2 Orinda-Moraga 4:00
3 I Am the Resurrection 2:58
4 On the Sunny Side of the Ocean 3:17
5 Tell Her to Come Back Home 2:45
6 My Station Will Be Changed After While 2:07
7 101 Is a Hard Road to Travel 2:24
8 How Green Was My Valley 2:21
9 Bicycle Built for Two 1:15
10 The Death of the Clayton Peacock 2:59
11 Brenda's Blues 1:52
12 Old Southern Medley 6:14
13 Come Back Baby 2:24
14 Poor Boy 2:33
15 St. Patrick's Hymn 0:56
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  • ✨ 1. The 1965 album is a conceptual work that tells the fictionalized, tragic life and resurrection of a blind bluesman named Blind Joe Death.
  • ✨ 2. John Fahey originally released the album in 1965 on his own Takoma Records using a fake address in Berkeley, California, to make the tiny label look like a legitimate enterprise.
  • ✨ 3. The album's centerpiece, "St. Louis Blues," features Fahey aggressively manipulating his guitar strings with a bottleneck slide to mimic the sound of crying.
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