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	DAVY GRAHAM Hat (Incredibly rare 1969 UK 7-track Stereo Test Pressing for Side Two of the LP release with hand annotated 'strobe' border labels, the second side being a test tone. The vinyl remains in superb condition and looks barely played SKL5011) Tracklisting: Down Along The Cove Hoochie Coochie Man Stan's Guitar Pretty Polly Bulgarian Dance I Am A Rock Oliver
	DAVY GRAHAM Broken Biscuits (2007 UK 16-track CD album - Recorded over the past two years, 'Broken Biscuits' offers 16 tracks featuring 9 new Graham compositions alongside arrangements of traditional music from all over the world; and represents Graham's first substantial recorded work since 1979's 'Dance For Two People') Tracklisting: 1. Panic Room 2. Flower Mountain 3. Rooty 4. Afrika 5. Samokovsakas 6. The Gold Ring 7. Sa Ma 8. Sita Ram 9. Blood Red Roses 10. Bonny At Morn 11. Kiba Jaya Jaya Gorachandra 12. Precious Memories 13. Ignunt Oil 14. Delerium Tremens 15. Kadinesca 16. Brisk Young Widow
	DAVY GRAHAM 3/4 A.D. (Rare 1962 UK first issue 3-track solid centre 7" vinyl EP on the cream Topic label, the first recordings of the legendary Davy Graham, recorded by Bill Leader at his home in London in April 1961 and released one year later. Starting off with the signature tune 'Angi' [or 'Anji'], this had as much of an effect on English acoustic music as Jimi Hendrix had for the electric. This was the tune that set the benchmark for all others to strive to reach before they co Tracklisting: uld classify themselves a 'competent' player. The second side contains a duet with Alexis Korner from which the title of the EP comes, being the time signature & the initial letters of both their christian names. Issued in no fewer than three different sleeves, this copy boasts a purple-toned matt flipback sleeve [sleeve notes by Alexis Korner]. The sleeve shows scuffing along the bottom seam with just a little general wear leaving it VG+; the labels are clean with a vintage 'Mecolico' stamp and the vinyl has just a few faint scuff leaving it Excellent - a real stunner! TOP70)��Side 1 01. Angi (Graham) 02. Davy's Train Blues (Graham) Davy Graham (acoustic guitar) Side 2 01. 3/4 A.D. (Korner/Graham) Alexis Korner (acoustic guitar), Davy Graham (acoustic guitar)
	DAVY GRAHAM Folk, Blues & Beyond... (Not much to say about this rare LP really, apart from the fact it was to make as much of an impression on the Acoustic players of the UK as Jimi Hendrix did to the Electric players a few years later. This was the blue touchpaper from which the UK Folk boom rocketed forth, infused with the rambling troubadour influences that Davy Graham soaked up during years of wandering. Not enough room up here to describe condition, so please travel yourself t Tracklisting: o the 'More Info' section LK4649)��Packed with sixteen tracks of pure genius, each of the mono recordings put a new peg down for the Acoustic guitar player. With influences ranging from his Scottish Gaelic & Carribean heritage, his extensive Mediterranean travels taking in Indian and Arabic forms into his own blend of traditional, Jazz & blues, Davy was a one-off from the start. His classic 'Anji' had already become a rite of passage for the aspiring Folkie, but this 1964 album continued with tracks such as 'Sally Free And Easy', 'Black Is The Colour Of My True Loves Hair' & 'Maajun', which were to be adopted and adapted by the likes of Bert Jansch, Donovan & Jimmy Page. Equally at home dispensing traditional blues, folk or Jazz, Davy was a pioneer, the likes of which had never been seen before on these shores, now considered as one of the greatest influences on UK Acoustic players, if not the greatest. The title of the album was no empty boast. This is a rare late sixties BOXED Decca logo issue of the 1964 classic, even harder to find than the first label. Condition: The sleeve is the typical front laminated type of the period. There are the usual small creases at the spine, a little age discolouration to the reverse panel and with all text remaining clearly visible. The sleeve notes on the back are by Producer Ray Horricks & the album was engineered by Gus Dudgeon. The labels are boxed Decca logo late sixties variants as you would expect. The vinyl itself is in wonderful near mint with very little evidence of play. If your amp has a mono setting, it would be advised to set this from the off. These albums were pressed for wider, more round than elliptical styli, so can actually sound better on a dedicated mono setup, although this still remains mighty fine on a modern stereo rig. This didn't sell in huge numbers at the time and its relative importance in history has only really happened in the years since when so many guitarists were asked over the years 'Who were you most influenced by ?' 'Davy Graham'. A landmark recording in much better than usually found condition. Satisfaction guaranteed ! Tracklisting: 01 Leavin' Blues 02 Cocaine 03 Sally Free And Easy 04 Black Is The Colour Of My True Love's Hair 05 Rock Me Baby 06 Seven Gypsies 07 Ballad Of The Sad Young Men 08 Moanin' 09 Skillet (Good 'N Greasy) 10 Ain't Nobody's Business What I Do 11 Maajun (A Taste Of Tangier) 12 I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes 13 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 14 My Babe 15 Goin' Down Slow 16 Better Git In Your Soul
	DAVY GRAHAM Dance For Two People (1980 US 18-track LP, pasted picture sleeve. This late '70s album saw Davy further exploring his usual diverse range of styles and tunings, this time incorporating elements of Arabic and Middle Eastern music. The sleeve, which is still in its opened shrinkwrap, shows very little wear and the vinyl has just a few light scuffs/hairlines to show for its 35 years KM161) Tracklisting: Dance For Two People 2:13 Bloody Fields Of Flannders 1:35 Indian Piece 2:41 Lute Prelude 1:22 She Moved Through The Bizarre 4:10 Minuets I And II 2:32 Reng 1:38 Breathe On Me, Breath Of God 1:22 El Caf� De Chinitas 1:25 Happy Meeting In Glory 2:00 Farewell To The Creeks 1:28 Yemeni Taqsim 3:05 Mna Na Heireann 3:30 Kim 1:59 Lady Hunsdon's Puffe 1:14 Wash Nha Homa 2:16 Two Hymns 1:16 �sk�dar 1:42
	DAVY GRAHAM The Guitar Player (1963 UK 12-track mono LP, which technically speaking was Davy's first album, although the real first album proper was 'Folk, Blues & Beyond' a couple of years later. That's not to put this one down too much, although it was more 'bread & butter' music than Davy is best known for, it still carries that magical interpretation and fine fretwork that was his trademark. The front laminated flipback picture sleeve shows a little age yellowing on the unlamin Tracklisting: ated back, some edge scuffing & a little light creasing, much as you'd expect after fifty years. The vinyl remains in nice EX-/EX condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for all those years in the wild. A nice copy of this hard to find Davy Graham debut GGL0224)��01 Don't Stop The Carnival 02 Sermonette 03 Take Five 04 How Long, How Long Blues 05 Sunset Eyes 06 Cry Me A River 07 The Ruby And The Pearl 08 Buffalo 09 Exodus 10 Yellow Bird 11 Blues For Betty 12 Hallelujah, I Love Her So

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