John Fahey
The Voice of the Turtle
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The Voice of the Turtle is one of the most beguiling albums from one of America's most legendarily beguiling musicians. Originally released in 1968 on his own Takoma label, Fahey credits some of the compositions and performances to the fictional guitarist Blind Joe Death, and some of the songs are actually rumored to not be Fahey at all but in fact obscure blues 78s. Whatever the case may be, it's one of Fahey's most adventurous and beautiful LPs, with the three lengthy improvisational pieces that dominate, pointing forward to his later, more elliptical work. Reissued here on 180 gram vinyl in a deluxe tip-on jacket with an exact replica of the original 12 page booklet.
Release notes
Reissue on 180 gram vinyl in a deluxe tip-on gatefold jacket with an exact replica of the original 12-page booklet. LP labels list twelve tracks, sleeve lists eleven tracks.
| A1 | Bottleneck Blues | ||
| A2 | Bill Cheatum | ||
| A3 | Lewisdale Blues | ||
| A4 | Bean Vine Blues | ||
| A5 | Bean Vine Blues #2 | ||
| A6 | A Raga Called Pat Part III | ||
| B1 | A Raga Called Pat Part IV | ||
| B2 | Train | ||
| B3 | Je Ne Me Suis Reveillais Matin Pas En May | ||
| B4 | The Story Of Dorothy Gooch Part I | ||
| B5 | Nine-Pound Hammer | ||
| B6 | Lonesome Valley |
- John Fahey
- Guitar, Vocals





































































