Mudlark (CD / Album)
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Leo Kottke's 1971 album 'Mudlark' is a classic of DIY folk-rock, showcasing his unique vocal style and stunning guitar wizardry. The album features intimate performances, delicate instrumentals, and creative covers like the Byrds' 'Eight Miles High' and John Fahey's 'Poor Boy'.
add_circle The Upside
- check Showcases Kottke's exceptional guitar skills
- check Intimate and live-sounding performances
- check Unique and memorable vocal style
remove_circle The Downside
- close Vocal style may not appeal to all listeners
- close Some tracks like 'Monkey Lust' are unconventional
- close Limited commercial appeal due to niche genre
Specifications & features
Key features
- check_circle Early Leo Kottke album from 1971
- check_circle Integrates unique vocal style with guitar wizardry
- check_circle DIY folk-rock with simple production
- check_circle Includes covers of 'Eight Miles High' and 'Cripple Creek'
- check_circle Features collaboration with Kim Fowley
Specifications
Format
CD / Album
Genre
Folk-Rock
Label
Capitol Records
Release Year
1971
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