Sir Richard Bishop - Hillbilly Ragas - VINYL LP
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Our favorite six-string shaman is swinging that axe again! Sir Richard Bishop wrenches forth fresh, damnable truth and beauty from a musical kamikaze run through histories both known and unknown. Turning a gimlet eye to the American Primitive guitar style, Sir Rick applies his own bloodthirsty interpretive methods on a self-described Inchexcursion into the dark woods,Inch to locate - and play along with - the Primitive's moonshine-fed inner savage.
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- GenreRockDescriptionOur favorite six-string shaman is swinging that axe again! Sir Richard Bishop wrenches forth fresh, damnable truth and beauty from a musical kamikaze run through histories both known and unknown. Turning a gimlet eye to the American Primitive guitar style, Sir Rick applies his own bloodthirsty interpretive methods on a self-described Inchexcursion into the dark woods,Inch to locate - and play along with - the Primitive's moonshine-fed inner savage.ArtistSir Richard BishopTitleHillbilly RagasFormatVINYLLabelDrag City
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Our favorite six-string shaman is swinging that axe again! Sir Richard Bishop wrenches forth fresh, damnable truth and beauty from a musical kamikaze run through histories both known and unknown. Turning a gimlet eye to the American Primitive guitar style, Sir Rick applies his own bloodthirsty interpretive methods on a self-described Inchexcursion into the dark woods,Inch to locate - and play along with - the Primitive's moonshine-fed inner savage.

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