What makes Song of the Stallion by Robbie Basho notable?

This album is notable for its innovative approach to guitar playing and composition, significantly influencing the development of new age music. It received critical attention for its distinct sound and spiritual themes, further solidifying Basho's role as a pioneer in the acoustic genre during the early 1970s. Released in 1971, 'Song of the Stallion' was Robbie Basho's third album, following his acclaimed work 'The Grail and the Lotus'. At this point in his career, Basho had established himself as a key figure in the American primitive guitar movement, known for his unique fusion of Eastern musical influences with traditional folk.