Leo Kottke
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Biography
This inventive musician finds his primary inspiration in Mississippi country-blues, as practiced by Mississippi John Hurt. In 1991, after 21 albums devoted mainly to guitar, Leo Kottke signed his first all-sung album, Great Big Boy (BMG), in a folk register. His voice is veiled, nonchalant and pleasant.
Conservatories devote classes to the style of this innovative, self-taught blind musician, master of the twelve-string guitar. He has written works for guitar and orchestra with Steven Paulus of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Retrograde
- Blimp
- Here Comes That Rainbow Again
- Rings
- Poor Boy
- Sonora's Death Row
- The Room At the Top of the Stairs
- All I Have To Do Is Dream
- Up Tempo
- Buckaroo
- Little Martha
- Part Two
- Peg Leg
- Stolen
- The Driving Of The Year Nail
- The Fisherman
- Bristol Sloth
- Watermelon
- Coolidge Rising
- Everybody Lies
- Julie's House
- Open Country Joy: Theme and Adhesions
- Orange Room
- Ojo
