| Label | decca |
| Decade | 1960s |
| Reissued | 22.05.2008 |
| Total time | 0:47:44 |
| Format |
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A key Graham album that fuses his distinctive playing with many eastern influences and traditional blues motifs that fetches a hefty £250 should you come across it on vinyl. As ever the mystery of his lack of success set against his enormous influence is a question unanswered as his evocative playing propels the likes of ‘Sunshine Raga’ and ‘Blue Raga’ into flowing mantras, while his interpretations of contemporary songs, like Judy Collins’ ‘Both Sides Now’ and folk standards like ‘Bruton Fair’ are intricate unions of many styles. It’s only a matter of time before Graham is recognised as the genius he is and this album will be a cornerstone of his re-evaluation.| 1. Both Sides Now |  |
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| 2. Bad Boy Blues | |
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| 3. Tristano | |
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| 4. Babe, It Ain't No Lie | |
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| 5. Bruton Town | |
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| 6. Sunshine Raga | |
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| 7. Freight Train Blues | |
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| 8. Jenra | |
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| 9. Electric Chair | |
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| 10. Good Morning Blues | |
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| 11. Beautiful City | |
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| 12. Blue Raga | |
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