thank you. I don't know, but I think Fahey saw the movie in the states and was impressed with the music and then composed this song. Unfortunately without mentioning Ravi Shankar ...
Sounds great! I have been trying to teach myself this song for months but I figured out by ear that the original was in drop B. Did you transpose it? Or am I wrong about the drop B idea? Seemed odd given Fahey is so often in drop C
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I love this John Fahey channel I've come across!
This is magical. Wonderful playing and sweet guitar. Fahey would be proud.
Thank you!
Wonderfully played. I’ve been wanting to learn this song for a while now, and seeing you play helped me out a ton. Thanks for posting
I'm happy for you, thanks
Masterfully done.
Beautifully played mate.
homage to a fave of mine -- long build up --beautiful and poignant and then beautiful again
Great post! This is my favorite Fahey tune and you did a great job on this cover
This song is just so incredible, so sad and haunting
Thank you, we have to thank Jphn Fahey!
Excellent. Fahey based this in the main theme from the Indian movie Pather Panchali (sp) by Sajiyat Ray.
holy shit, man.
do you know if the pather panchali theme song inspired fahey into creating this piece.... it is beautiful
thank you. I don't know, but I think Fahey saw the movie in the states and was impressed with the music and then composed this song. Unfortunately without mentioning Ravi Shankar ...
Spotify brought me here. Hope you got paid
no, it's all free, thanks
Great rendition!! What tuning are you in?
Open C - CGCGCE
Sounds great! I have been trying to teach myself this song for months but I figured out by ear that the original was in drop B. Did you transpose it? Or am I wrong about the drop B idea? Seemed odd given Fahey is so often in drop C
I think that Fahey used C tuning halftone down, but for me it is too low so I used an open C
ciao
Are there tabs for this? Id love to learn it!
sorry, don't have a tab, but the tune is open C: CGCGCE