Jimmy Bryant The Fastest Guitar In The Country Bob Weir the Austrian capital has inspired

the Austrian capital has inspired Richard Dorfmeister (of Kruder & Dorfmeister fame) and Rupert Huber to make electronic mood pieces coloured with Mitteleuropean melancholy

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TEEN's second full-length The Way and Color shows the young group confidently shifting direction with their distinctly modern

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Protomartyr have mastered the art of evoking place: the grinding Midwest humility of their hometown

Jimmy Bryant The Fastest Guitar In The Country Bob Weir the Austrian capital has inspiredElectrifying ultra rare album by '60s fretboard genius! Fretboard fanatics fret no more! Here at last is the album that christened Jimmy Bryant with the distinct moniker of "Fastest Guitar in the Country." After a run of success with steel guitarist Speedy West on Capitol Records, Jimmy Bryant signed a solo contract with Imperial Records in the mid '60s. While Bryant's recordings with West established him as a fretboard genius, it was the 1967 release