What makes God, Time and Causality by John Fahey notable?

This album is notable for its intricate medleys and deep emotional resonance, reflecting Fahey's unique approach to blues and folk music. It received positive critical reception, reinforcing his status as an influential guitar innovator while drawing attention to the complexities of time and existence through music. Released in 1989, 'God, Time and Causality' marked John Fahey's return to recording after a period of personal struggles and a hiatus from the industry. This album followed his 1983 release 'The Return of the Repressed', showcasing Fahey's continued evolution as a pioneering figure in American primitive guitar music.

How many songs are on God, Time and Causality?

God, Time and Causality has 6 tracks, running approximately 57 minutes.

God, Time and Causality

John Fahey · 1989

57 min · 6 tracks · blues

A contemplative blend of fingerstyle guitar and meditative melodies that evoke nature's beauty and melancholy.

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Tracklist

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1 Revelation Standout 3:50
2 The Red Pony 6:30
3 Lion Standout 6:41
4 Medley: Interlude / The Portland Cement Factory / Requiem for Mississippi John Hurt Standout 11:41
5 Medley: Snowflakes / Steamboat 'Gwine Around the Bend / Death of the Clayton Peacock / How Green Was My Valley 11:50
6 Medley: Sandy on the Earth / I'll See You in My Dreams 16:30

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