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Anything solo acoustic by:
Norman Blake Townes Van Zandt Doc Watson Harry Manx Martha Scanlan Neil Young Jeffrey Foucault Kelly Joe Phelps Tony Rice Kate Wolf Greg Brown Caitlin Canty Justin Townes Earle Tim O'Brien Colin Hay Ry Cooder Jackson Browne Willie Watson
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Yes Richard Thompson! His live solo record "Small Town Romance" is excellent.
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Jackson Browne, Solo Acoustic I / II.
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Big Love /Lindsey Buckingham
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Harvey Reids's "Blues and Branches" from 2009
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as far as strictly meeting the OP's criteria — one vocalist, one guitar, and, in this case, only one of each (and nothing else) on every song for a whole album — i have to go with Roddy Frame's "Surf," recorded in 2002 in his living room on his iMac. (Probably an "iLamp" model.)
I can't find find a great performance video of a song from that album. Here's an OK one. I love this piano cover of the eponymous track, but it suffers from poor bitrate. I'll just keep listening to the original audio tracks . . . . |
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Janis Ian - Strictly Solo
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Never heard of this and immediately went looking for it. "Only Sold at Shows" ... disappointing.
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You're all nuts but one.
Norman Blake "Back Home in Sulphur Springs" Peace |
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Great question.
I think my answer depends on the time period. It's changed over 35 years. and I guess Simon and Garfunkel is out since they're two. But hard not to put Paul Simon first among others Nebraska, freewheelin Bob, Good as I been to you, Neil Young live at Massey Hall 1971, John Prine, Jesus the Missing Years, clarence white's 33 Acoustic Instrumentals. |
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There is an alternative since I did not get my copy at one of her shows. If you get on her email list, once a year (I think it might be around the end of the year) she does a special sale in support of her foundation - The Pearl Foundation. This CD is made available for that sale and that is how I purchased it. I would recommend getting on her list as it is a great CD and you will no longer be disappointed! Best, Jayne |
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Two others that I like that have not been mentioned:
The Indigo Girls - Poseidon and the Bitter Bug Deluxe Edition of the CD has a disc with just the two of them and their acoustic instruments. (More than 1 voice and 1 guitar but totally worth making it an exception!) Catie Curtis - Acoustic Valentine - okay technically it is 1 voice and 2 guitars, but it is the late great John Jennings so who can quibble with that!? (RIP, John.) Best, Jayne |
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Nick Drake - Pink Moon for one
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Paul Weller , all solo acoustic work.
'76 Marlin 12 string spruce/rosewood '97 Larivee D03 spruce/mahogany '07 Blueridge BR160A Adi/rosewood |
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Mississippi John Hurt: 1928 Sessions.
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