Music Feb 26, 2009 at 4:00 am

Twelve Strings to Hold You

James Blackshaw's Spellbinding Guitar Odysseys

Dave Segal
No wasted youth.
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Blackshaw's music is some of the most fantastically beautiful stuff I've ever heard. The Cloud of Unknowing is more gorgeous each time and a definite build on some of the greatest guitar gurus. Thanks for giving the man some much deserved credit, Dave.
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