SCOTT KEY - This Forest And The Sea (1976) (Private Press)

Blivet Music - B-1001

Country:Us

Released:1976

Tracks Listing

 01 - Cat Soup 2:09

02 - Buzzard Blues 2:38

03 - Firefly 1:51

04 - Laughing Cowboy 1:48

05 - Moonshiners Are Gone 2:46

06 - Friend 2:02

07 - Entanglement Of Elroy 3:45

08 - Goon Lagoon 2:59

09 - Old "What If" 2:15

10 - Citizen / Mr. Jones 4:38

11 - This Forest And The Sea 10:45

Bonus Tracks (From "Unlock Your Feelin's")

12 - Hungry Joe's Birds 3:26

13 - One Great Sin 5:12

14 - Just A Song For You 4:20

15 - The Farm Report 1:46

16 - Jabberwocky 5:57

Line Up / Musicians

Scott Key - Guitar, Vocals

A startlingly great mid 70s loner folk record by Scott Key – with some of the finest, most artful fingerstyle guitar we've heard on a self-recorded album from the period – and a really strong record that would be right at home on the Takoma label! Recorded in Colorado by Key himself, who plays acoustic guitar and bottleneck slide on songs that reveal a masterful acoustic guitar player, as well as creative ear for drones and post-psych effects. Occasionally has vocals, but it's a largely instrumental effort – and a brilliant one! 

Tune : https://youtu.be/Xh-mU4JQnoM?feature=shared

Download Link : https://mega.nz/file/OPZBlKbJ#ICrNtHR_KA9f-PM2Vmnbp7u6HQXY6qvolH4Va161gs0

RICK DEITRICK - Gentle Wilderness (1978) (Private Press)

Niodrara Records - none

Country:Us

Released:1978

Tracks Listing

01 - At Morning 5:10

02 - For Marsha 7:17

03 - Missy Christa 3:58

04 - Koto Rain 2:33

05 - Jon's Song 4:09

06 - Crawdad Hole 3:04

07 - Deep Within The Forest Of The Heart 3:41

08 - Green Green Grass Of Home 3:05

09 - Gentle Wilderness 5:37

Line Up / Musicians

Rick Deitrick - Acoustic Guitar

Ohio-born Rick Deitrick took up the guitar at 16 and decided to approach his playing as if he was the only guy on an island and the instrument had just washed ashore one day. According to Rick, "I completely divorced my playing from any formal music knowledge, but it was very important to me to use original tuning. During those years, the sixties/seventies, there was a lot of acoustic guitar playing, often using open tuning as a base. I wanted to create whole tones without de-tuning and keep access to the complex sounds stock tuning provided."

Download Link : https://mega.nz/file/XfglHRzD#1c2yR1nKmKXLArgeMRTjbVU0cjWMaJUslllFp7usb5A