Chet Atkins - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Chet Atkins - Finger Pickin' Good [RCA Camden CAS-2600] (1972)

Dynamic Range Released: 1972
Country: US
Label: RCA Camden
Catalog: CAS-2600
Genre: Country, Pop

Item# SR-CACAS2600
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Wheels
02 Levee Walking
03 Cattle Call
04 Old Joe Clark
05 Yakety Axe
06 How's The World Treating You
07 Wimoweh
08 Blowin' In The Wind
09 Back To Old Smoky Mountain

Finger Pickin' Good
Chet Atkins

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Album Review

Bruce Eder [allmusic.com]

Chet Atkins meets Bob Dylan on this album, covering the latter's ''Blowin' in the Wind'' in a free-flowing manner, closer in tempo to Peter, Paul & Mary's approach than to Dylan's own; but there's a lot else to enjoy here -- a beautiful and richly textured guitar instrumental version of ''Wimoweh,'' and a re-definition of a familiar saxophone workout under the self-explanatory title ''Yakety Axe,'' plus a surprisingly subtle adaptation of ''Cattle Call,'' and the bluesy ''Levee Walking.'' Only the closing vocal number doesn't quite fit in with the rest, but most of Finger Pickin' Good is so charming that it can be forgiven.