Guitarist Davy Graham playing Cry Me A River, as captured in a 1959 BBC documentary directed by Ken Russell on the rise in popularity of the guitar in Britain.. + Informações

Seeing the very little Davey Graham footage on here, I've uploaded an excerpt from BBC4's Folk Britannia Episode 2. Includes footage of his TV performance of "She moves through the fair" and a brief interview with the man himself. New Video, same documentary: youtube.com. + Informações

"The DADGAD tuning was used extensively by Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and The Yardbirds in the late '60s and '70s. While with The Yardbirds, Page recorded an instrumental entitled White Summer, itself inspired by the first recorded DADGAD tune, Davey Graham's arrangement of the traditional Irish tune 'She Moved Through the Fair'. On Led Zeppelin's eponymous first album, Led Zeppelin, he used this guitar tuning to perform "Black Mountain Side", though he detuned the entire guitar by one-half a step for the recording, so it was really D?-A?-D?-G?-A?-D? (where the '?' denotes a flattened note)--the piece which was strongly influenced by Bert Jansch's earlier arrangement of a traditional Irish song called "Blackwater Side" (though Jansch actually used 'drop D' tuning). Page later revisited the DADGAD tuning for the song "Kashmir", which appeared on the band's sixth album Physical Graffiti." - I copied and pasted this info straight from a great website on altered tunings called "Guitar Tunings Data Base" (GTDB) Hopefully this will settle some of the controversy surrounding this video, and all of the comments below.. + Informações

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From the album - The Guitar Player. + Informações

Davey Graham's 'Cocaine' from Folk Blues and Beyond. + Informações

Davey Graham adapted this traditional melody to DADGAD guitar in the early 60s. His groundbreaking work on the guitar greatly influenced musicians such as Jimmy Page, Bert Jansch, Paul Simon and John Renbourn. Jimmy Page recorded a version of this, which he called "White Summer", when he played with the Yardbirds. Later he performed it live with Led Zeppelin in a medley along with another traditional song in DADGAD, "Black Mountain Side", which was originally "Black Water Side" from Anne Briggs and Bert Jansch.. + Informações

Davy Graham - Fakir - from album Fire in the Soul. + Informações

This is an instructional video showing how to play the original, classic version of Davy Graham's "Angi" - also known as "Anji". It concludes with a complete played version of the tune. The tab and DVD for this are available from my website at: www.mjra.net You can see my original version of "Angi" on YouTube at: www.youtube.com. + Informações

Davy Graham plays "Capricho Arabe" @ Downstairs at The King's Head 10th February 2006 RIP Davy. + Informações

Davy Graham rose from the British folk circuit in the early 60s to not only invent the folk guitar instrumental, but progress into world music. Never content, Graham traveled overseas as an innovative approach to his guitar playing, finding inspiration in Indian, Middle Eastern and Morrocon music, to name but a few. He influenced countless musicians and still does to this day. He was simply always ahead of the field and I've put together a few samples of his unique repetoire for your pleasure. (*Some of the albums shown are not necessarily the albums from which the songs feature on). + Informações

Sungha www.sunghajung.com plays 'Angi' arranged by Ulli Boegershausen.. + Informações

Davy Graham in a clip from the 1969 movie Cain's Film, about the writer Alex Trocchi.. + Informações

davy graham on the first night of the new tour in aberystwith, wales.. + Informações

Large as life and twice as natural (1967). + Informações

More from BBC4's Folk Britannia about Davey Graham.. + Informações

My take on Davey Graham's classic. Some Bert Jansch in there as well as some of my own stuff. You can hear a studio version of this on my MySpace site. www.myspace.com/zanecharronmusic. + Informações

The late, great Davey Graham plays Grooveyard by Carl Perkins live at the 2nd 'Folk Heroes' gig, Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff, April 30th 2000. Big thanks to Kay Thomson for filming the gig!. + Informações

Davy Graham - Angi- from album Fire In The Soul. + Informações

Cry me a River and Panic Room Blues. Haven't made a strictly guitar video in a while--seemed time. Shot on a SOny Bloggie touch, which i will never use again. Toe tap amplified by a contraption called the "Logarythm". audio recorded by a Zoom H2. Enjoy!. + Informações

*Just imagine if Apocalypse Now had a lovechild with Highlander. We decided to splice together what seems to be a very Gritty/Bizarre looking Trailer-esque Music Video with a lot of film tricks and sets we wanted to try out. It's come to be officially known as "Blues Raga" to us because of how well the song by Davy Graham fit the video.. + Informações

My version of Davy Graham's fingerpick also done by Bert Jansch, Paul Simon and others. This is based on Berts cover which I heard first. Standard tuning. Capo is not used in any of the above versions.. + Informações

Folk, Blues & Beyond, 1964. + Informações

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Davey Graham and Alexis Korner jamming out in triple time. Released on the same EP as Angi. I also realized after I posted this, that it's directly inspired by the Miles Davis composition "All Blues", and I think this particular arrangement inspired the Pentangle track "I've Got A Feeling". alexis-korner.net. + Informações