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Format: LP
Label: VHF
Year: 2016
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
A Red Horse
B1 Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground
B2 White Mule Part 1
B3 White Mule Part 2
B4 Hide The Whiskey (Blues For The Colonel)
Originally released in 2002.
Fredericksburg native Jack Rose’s 2002 solo debut Red Horse, White Mule was a bit of an outlier in the underground gestalt at the time, coming just before the wave of releases from the new generation of Takoma- / Fahey-inspired players. Strictly a solo affair, Red Horse balances the epic, side-long raga of “Red Horse” against a second side of shorter pieces, including the ragged slide style of “The Colonel’s Blues.” The compositions and performances incorporate the new and the classic with a rough-hewn charm.
Label: VHF
Year: 2016
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
A Red Horse
B1 Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground
B2 White Mule Part 1
B3 White Mule Part 2
B4 Hide The Whiskey (Blues For The Colonel)
Originally released in 2002.
Fredericksburg native Jack Rose’s 2002 solo debut Red Horse, White Mule was a bit of an outlier in the underground gestalt at the time, coming just before the wave of releases from the new generation of Takoma- / Fahey-inspired players. Strictly a solo affair, Red Horse balances the epic, side-long raga of “Red Horse” against a second side of shorter pieces, including the ragged slide style of “The Colonel’s Blues.” The compositions and performances incorporate the new and the classic with a rough-hewn charm.