Leo Kottke 6 and 12 String Guitar

[foxo]

Maybe a dumb question, my ears should tell me, but I've never been utterly certain about a few of the tracks - can anyone tell me which tracks in the album are for six string and which are for twelve string? Cheers.

[fitness1]

It's probably been over 30 years since I've heard it - used to own it on vinyl (might have the CD) I've always taken it in as "one long song" when I listened, so I don't have a solid answer for you.

It was certainly a "game changer" when I first heard it on the early 80's.

[foxo]

Originally Posted by fitness1

It's probably been over 30 years since I've heard it - used to own it on vinyl (might have the CD) I've always taken it in as "one long song" when I listened, so I don't have a solid answer for you.

It was certainly a "game changer" when I first heard it on the early 80's.

It certainly is a superb album. I don’t listen to much instrumental guitar music but Leo Kottke is the exception. My old university flatmate over a decade ago used to play it on repeat and try to play Busted Bicycle on guitar. I don’t have the skills to even try it, I’m just in awe of the sheer talent in that album.

Watermelon is my favourite track: