John Fahey: Record Labels and other Trivia for Collectors

Articles, download links, and some nerdy bits for enthusiasts and obsessives. I need more! Comments and suggestions are very welcome.

Thursday

The Roots of John Fahey

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In my 'to do' box, as it were, has been the intention to start uploading the original source material that Fahey drew from and used ...
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Monday

Vol. 6 Days Have Gone By

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The original 1967 release: Second sleeve, probably 1968: Final sleeve, probably circa 1976: This album has four sleeves that I know of. The ...
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Tuesday

'The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death'

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The 1967 Riverboat release: The second Riverboat sleeve, circa 1970: The final Riverboat sleeve, circa 1972: The 1973 Takoma re-issue: The 1...
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The Early Sessions

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A plea for help! I am seeking information on Fahey's Takoma album 'The Early Sessions'. If you own or have ever owned a copy of...
Sunday

Fahey Live 1972

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This is material that has been around on bootleg for some time, and is credited as having been recorded in 1968 at the Worcester MA Polytech...
Wednesday

More 'Voice of the Turtle' and 'Dance of Death' outtakes

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Finally, some more unreleased material. It's in zipped folders, so it won't require nearly as many downloads as normal. From 'Tu...
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Monday

Paul Bryant: Blind Joe Death. The different editions of Volume 1

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I am very grateful to Paul Bryant for letting me have this analysis of the various editions of the Blind Joe Death album. BLIND JOE DEATH ED...
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Tuesday

John Fahey: official Takoma 1972 biography by Barry Hansen

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I am very grateful to Vincent Smith, who has spent some time scanning copies of two US Takoma catalogues, a selection of UK press clippings,...
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UK Press Articles and Reviews

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Some articles from Vincent Smith's archive, mainly drawn from the 'Melody Maker', from the late 60s - early 70s (click to enlarg...

Takoma Records 1969 Catalog

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Takoma Records 1973 Catalog

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