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 wasthe 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 to more...
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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 LK4649)
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DAVY GRAHAM & ALEXIS KORNER 3/4 A.D. (2013 UK Record Store Day limited edition 3-track 7" vinyl EP, originally issued in 1962, picture sleeve reproducing the first issue sleeve artwork. The first recordings by 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 Hendrixh more...
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DAVY GRAHAM & ALEXIS KORNER 3/4 A.D. (2013 UK limited edition 3-track 7" vinyl EP, originally issued in 1962, picture sleeve reproducing the first issue sleeve artwork. The first recordings by the legendary Davy Graham, recorded by Bill Leaderat 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 more...
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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 more...
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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 more...
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DAVY GRAHAM Folk, Blues & Beyond... (Not much to say about this rare 1964 16-track 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 touch paper from which the UK Folk boom rocketed forth, infused with the rambling troubadour influences that Davy Graham soaked up during years of wandering. This copy is amazing LK4649)
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DAVY GRAHAM & ALEXIS KORNER 3/4 A.D. (Rare 1962 UK 3-track solid centre 7" vinyl EP on the blue 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 more...
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