6- & 12-string Guitar
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6 & 12-String Guitar is Leo Kottke's second studio album, originally recorded in December 1969. The album presents solo acoustic performances on both 6- and 12-string guitars across 14 instrumental tracks with a total running time of roughly 37 minutes.
6 & 12-String Guitar is Leo Kottke's second studio album, originally recorded in December 1969. The album presents solo acoustic performances on both 6- and 12-string guitars across 14 instrumental tracks with a total running time of roughly 37 minutes.
Pros
- Showcases Kottke's virtuosic, rhythmic fingerpicking and clear, resonant acoustic tone.
- Historically influential in the solo steel-string acoustic guitar repertoire and widely regarded as one of his best-known early recordings.
- Showcases Kottke's virtuosic, rhythmic fingerpicking and clear, resonant acoustic tone.
- Historically influential in the solo steel-string acoustic guitar repertoire and widely regarded as one of his best-known early recordings.
- Compact runtime (≈37 minutes) with 14 concise instrumental pieces, including a notable Bach arrangement.
- Features both 6- and 12-string performances and a live-in-studio immediacy from single-session recording.
Cons
- −Entirely instrumental (no lead vocals), which may limit appeal for listeners seeking vocal songs.
- −The 1969 single-session, close-miked production has a period-specific sound that some listeners may find raw or dated.
- −Entirely instrumental (no lead vocals), which may limit appeal for listeners seeking vocal songs.
- −The 1969 single-session, close-miked production has a period-specific sound that some listeners may find raw or dated.
- −Single-take performances include occasional audible studio noises or performance idiosyncrasies on some tracks.
- −Multiple reissues and remasters exist, so specific release details (dates/catalogue codes) vary between editions.
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