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Track List
01) Little Beaver
02) A Trout Toward Noon
03) Little Martha
04) Easter Again
05) Piece 17
06) Three Quarter North
07) Echoing Gilewitz
08) Air Proofing Two
09) A Virtuoso Is His Own Reward
10) Four Four North
11) The Ice Field
12) First to Go
01) Little Beaver
02) A Trout Toward Noon
03) Little Martha
04) Easter Again
05) Piece 17
06) Three Quarter North
07) Echoing Gilewitz
08) Air Proofing Two
09) A Virtuoso Is His Own Reward
10) Four Four North
11) The Ice Field
12) First to Go
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3:26
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1986
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A Shout Toward Noon is an album by American guitarist Leo Kottke, released in 1986.
A Shout Toward Noon is Kottke's first recording on the Private Music label after a three-year sabbatical, largely due to a difficult tendinitis injury in his hand. Due to the injury, Kottke left the thumb and finger picks that helped define his early style behind, and came back with a new sound. The album features somewhat heavier use of electronic synthesizers. Kottke also stated in a Billboard story, "I've been taking a break to see what would develop. I also finally learned to read music."
Prior to this release, Kottke composed and recorded the soundtrack for the 1985 Tri-Star Pictures film Little Treasure. He also composed and recorded the soundtrack for the 1986 film Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid.
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A Shout Toward Noon is an album by American guitarist Leo Kottke, released in 1986.
A Shout Toward Noon is Kottke's first recording on the Private Music label after a three-year sabbatical, largely due to a difficult tendinitis injury in his hand. Due to the injury, Kottke left the thumb and finger picks that helped define his early style behind, and came back with a new sound. The album features somewhat heavier use of electronic synthesizers. Kottke also stated in a Billboard story, "I've been taking a break to see what would develop. I also finally learned to read music."
Prior to this release, Kottke composed and recorded the soundtrack for the 1985 Tri-Star Pictures film Little Treasure. He also composed and recorded the soundtrack for the 1986 film Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid.
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