Name: DR Ragtime & His Pals
Brand: Jack Rose

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2016-09-22

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LPTLR119

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Jack Rose

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Three Lobed

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Classic

Jack Rose (February 16, 1971 - December 5, 2009) was an American guitarist originally from Virginia and later based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a founding member of the drone/noise band Pelt, but is best known for his *solo acoustic guitar work*. With a distinctive style that blended elements of folk, blues, and world music, Rose captivated audiences with his virtuosic fingerpicking and emotive compositions.

Inspired by artists such as *Robbie Basho*, *John Fahey*, and *Sandy Bull*, Rose's music explored the depths of the acoustic guitar. His intricate melodies and hypnotic rhythms created a mesmerizing experience for listeners. Through his albums like "Red Horse, White Mule" and "Kensington Blues," Rose showcased his mastery of the instrument and cemented his place as one of the most influential figures in contemporary acoustic guitar music.

While he tragically passed away at a young age, Jack Rose's legacy lives on through his timeless recordings. His influence can be heard in the works of artists like *James Blackshaw*, *Glenn Jones*, and *Steve Gunn*. Whether you are a fan of folk or experimental music, exploring Jack Rose's discography is sure to be a captivating journey into the world of solo acoustic guitar.

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let's get the dirty work over with first. 'the black dirt sessions' is, all hyperbole aside, jack rose's most complete and telling work to date. those who have been following this philadelphia wanderer's development and growth as a solo artist (both live and on record) know that such a statement is strong praise, as rose's catalog is certainly not devoid of unqualified classics. the album takes its title from the studio where it was recorded - jason meagher's black dirt studios located in westtown, new york. old friends rose and meagher developed a good working relationship and full understanding of each other's work habits and styles over the course of a spring 2008 joint tour between rose and one of meagher's bands, d charles speer and the helix. rose, that eternal road warrior, booked some time at black dirt between tours in august, september and october of 2008 to lay down some new and fully realized material. this album is the complete result of those sessions. the album's artwork is somewhat of the yin to the yang of rose's 2008 release on three lobed recordings, 'i do play rock and roll'. bearing the same overall design aesthetic as that prior release albeit presented in a contrasting white with black print, 'the black dirt sessions' features a photo of rose performing in new york in 2006. the lp is pressed on 180g rti vinyl and housed within an 'old style' high gloss stoughton cover. the record will be from a one-time pressing of approximately 2000 copies.

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