Write for intention and not for ego!

Continuing the ever-lasting "Never Stop Never Stopping!" road show, Msrs. Glenn Jones and Liam Grant are headed to 'Yurp for a stretch across Italy, Germany, Belgium and the UK starting tomorrow and going through Nov 8.

Hard to read but "enhance! enhance!" and squint and you can make out the dates in the poster.

If yr overseas and near one of the shows, make sure to catch it!! A rare occasion not to be missed!

EDIT: easier to read tour dates here: https://liamgrant.sound-o-mat.com

These are tabs for Glenn Jones songs I could find:

Close To The Ground

Bergen County Farewell

Everything Ends

A Different Kind of Christmas Carol

Mother's Day (paid)

The Giant Who Ate Himself (paid)

Of Its Own Kind (paid)

I'm a new guitar player and I've always wanted to play his songs. I just finally learned "Close To The Ground" and "Bergen County Farewell" and, God, this is so great. But other free tabs are a bit hard for me. I would be so happy if you have other tabs to share, I guess this is vital for me now. Thanks.

I love american primitivism, John Fahey, Robbie Basho etc but I'm not sure where to start to learn some songs in this style. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you:)

My cursed 1972 cheapo Aria ♥️

An account of Fahey performing at CBGB in NYC back in 1996.

She's touring in the U.S. right now. Catch a show if you can!

Hi! Putting this here for the folks who'd asked if the videos I had posted were songs and where to hear them - just wrapped up the record! It's an imperfect, out-of-the-box thing so if that's your trip you may like it

"Owl's Lament" by Matthew Geary: https://scissortail.bandcamp.com/album/owls-lament

"A Quiet Collapse" by M. Haiux: https://mhaiux.bandcamp.com/album/a-quiet-collapse

"Open Guitar (Volume Two)" by D.C. Cross: https://darrencross.bandcamp.com/album/open-guitar-volume-two

"Mellotone Valley" by Julien Ledru: https://julienledru.bandcamp.com/album/mellotone-valley

"A Sign of Things to Come" by Rob Mohan: https://robmohan.bandcamp.com/album/a-sign-of-things-to-come

"Ballad of the Great Horned One" by Braxton Glass: https://braxtonglass.bandcamp.com/album/ballad-of-the-great-horned-one

"Cathedrals Beneath the Black Mountain" by D. West: https://dwestguitar.bandcamp.com/album/cathedrals-beneath-the-black-mountain

I arranged the old song, Jubilee, for 12-string guitar, in Fahey style. Enjoy!

Tab is available for purchase on my Patreon page!: https://www.patreon.com/maxallard/posts/170939952?utm_campaign=postshare_creator

LMK what you think - heavily inspired by the classics, and newer folks like Steve Gunn and William Tyler!

This is one of my all time favourites, didnt see it posted here so here goes !

You can find performances on youtube, but this documentary really opened my eyes to it.

While they don’t travis pick (tanbur only has 2 courses) there are a lot of similarities stylistically. For example, the emphasis on the drone and the modality, the repeating but also subtly changing hypnotic patterns.

Also the tanbur remains very closely associated with sufism and mysticism and there is an emphasis on achieving a different type of mental state through improvised performance and meditation combined.

Posting this here in case anyone fancies a listen. Always appreciate feedback.

I’ve mostly made electronic music so far, but over the last few years I’ve gotten into playing acoustic instruments.

This track is two improvisations I did the other night on a friend’s twelve string guitar, recorded through a phone and then played around with the audio files in Ableton.

Very much inspired by American Primitivism. The picking patterns, open tunings but also the emphasis on expression and achieving a trance like state in both performer and listener. Special non-American Primitivism influences - Swans (the band), Kurdish Tanbur Playing and the art of Kintsugi.

Hi everyone, here's a tune I released yesterday, it's AP and no wave applied to a french traditional tune. Not sure how far from AP it's gone, maybe too far to even be posted here, but as usual I'd be happy for any feedback. Have a nice week ! maxime

Well this has been fun. For those who enjoy listening to new stuff, thanks for listening. For those who thrive on bottom-feeding to harass weird people like me, don't tire yourself out. I get this everywhere I go - you'd be better off punching bricks. Cheers

https://andymcleod.bandcamp.com/?search_item_id%3D3202585961%26search_item_type%3Db%26search_match_part%3D%253F%26search_page_id%3D5779274592%26search_page_no%3D0%26search_rank%3D1=

https://scissortail.bandcamp.com/album/owls-lament

I am new to exploring this realm of music. Started off listening to a few of John Fahey's songs a few months ago to seeing Marisa Anderson perform songs from her latest release "The Anthology of Unamerican Folk Music". Was wondering if folks could perhaps suggest a handful of the most impactful albums or artists (presumably instrumental) in this genre for me to explore further. Grateful in advance.