• Source: 12-String Blues

      • 12-String Blues (sub-titled Live at the Scholar), is the first album by American guitarist Leo Kottke, released in 1969.


      History


      The majority of the album was recorded live at The Scholar, a Minneapolis coffee house (formerly known as the Ten O'Clock Scholar in another location) that had also featured Bob Dylan, Spider John Koerner and Simon & Garfunkel early in their careers. Three of the instrumentals were recorded in a studio. The LP record was a limited edition of 1000 copies, on the Minneapolis West Bank-based Oblivion Records, and has not been reprinted and/or re-issued on CD. Publishing for the songs was by Symposium Music, same as the publishing and record label for Kottke's third LP.
      Most of the songs on the album were re-recorded for Kottke's album Circle Round The Sun.


      Track listing (with Kottke's notes)



      Some versions of the album do not include "Long Way Up the River"


      Personnel


      Leo Kottke – 6 & 12-string guitars, vocals
      Annie Elliott – cover design
      Copyright Symposium Music, BMI 1969


      References




      External links


      Read some contemporary and retrospective views: Out of Oblivion
      Leo Kottke's official site

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