Juana
The simple closing piece of Womblife, which came back on Fahey's only live electric guitar album.
John Fahey, from Womblife (1997)
- Written by
- John Fahey
- Released
- 1997
- Length
- 12:34
- Album
- Womblife
Womblife ends with Juana, a 12:34 piece that Brian Olewnick of AllMusic singled out as the more conventional track on an experimental record. Marc Masters of Pitchfork called it simple and beautiful. Jim O'Rourke plays guitar on it. It reappeared in 1998 on Georgia Stomps, Atlanta Struts, and Other Contemporary Dance Favorites, Fahey's first and only live electric guitar album, which was recorded in Atlanta in August 1997.
On stage
- 1997-08, Atlanta Recorded for Georgia Stomps, Atlanta Struts, and Other Contemporary Dance Favorites, released in 1998.
More songs by John Fahey
Fare Forward Voyagers, Charlie Becker's Meditation, Stomping Tonight on the Pennsylvania/Alabama Border, On the Sunny Side of the Ocean, Requiem for John Hurt, Requiem for Molly, The Yellow Princess, Mark 1:15
Sources
- Womblife, Wikipedia
- Sea Changes & Coelacanths: A Young Person's Guide to John Fahey, Pitchfork (2006-12-08)