Robbie Basho – Voice of the Eagle (LP Vinyl)

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Est. 1974, Curated by Heads
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Robbie Basho occupies a singular, haunted corner of American primitive guitar, a peer to John Fahey and Leo Kottke who pushed the form further into ancient and sacred territory than almost anyone dared. Released in 1972 on Vanguard, "Voice of the Eagle" arrived at a moment when Basho was deep in his synthesis of Vedic, Native American, and Appalachian traditions, a vision so personal and uncompromising it found its audience only decades after his death in 1986.


The Voice Of The Eagle Robbie Basho / Originally released in 1972, The Voice Of The Eagle is one of the most bizarre experiments in Robbie Basho's prime. Featuring Indian mridangam player Ramnad Raghavan, the album epitomizes Basho fascination for eastern-tinged arrangements. This is also a vocal album - his singing, which John Fahey described as "strangely compelling," came straight from the heart and soul with no regard for restraint, phrasing or timing. Basho never had mass recognition when he was alive and was almost forgotten for years as Fahey, Leo Kottke and his contemporaries carved their legends.


Tracklist

Side A

1. Voice Of The Eagle (7:15)
2. Wounded Knee Soliloquy (5:28)
3. Blue Corn Serenade (10:37)

Side B

1. Joseph (5:17)
2. Omaha Tribal Prayer (3:33)
3. Sweet Medicine (4:49)
4. Roses And Gold (3:00)
5. Moving Up A Ways (6:33)

UPC: 729859422350
Label: Life Goes On Records
Release Date: 7.3.26
Format: LP Vinyl