Alec Sweet Stone - Tumblin Gap Music CD
Alec Sweet Stone - Tumblin Gap Music CD
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Alec Stone Sweet's highly anticipated follow-up to the 2001 AFIM finalist for "Acoustic Album of the Year" "Memory & Praise" (SAI #2052), "Tumblin' Gap" is the first solo guitar recording to feature the style of "clawhammer" on all the tracks! Stone Sweet is the acknowledged master of the style which he first played on the Solid Air Records Collection "Clawhammer Guitar."
Tracklist:
- Polly Put the Kettle On
- Farewell Trion
- Wind That Shakes the Barley, The
- Sally Cooper
- Last of Sizemore, The
- Dennis Murphy's
- 42-Pound Cheque, The
- John Ryan's
- Texas
- Falls of Richmond
- Joke on the Puppy, The
UPC: 614145205321
Label: Solid Air
Release Date: 6.21.05
Format: CD
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