A 1990 collection of instrumental pieces, Greenhouse showcases Leo Kottke's distinctive six- and twelve-string guitar work with a focus on melodic compositions. This album captures Kottke in a period of continued exploration of his unique instrumental folk-jazz sound.
- Greenhouse was released in 1990 by EMI Music Special Markets.
- The album features Leo Kottke on both six and twelve-string acoustic guitars.
- It is categorized within the folk and singer-songwriter genres, though primarily instrumental.
Leo Kottke is an American guitarist and composer born in Athens, Georgia, known for his innovative instrumental folk and jazz music. He is particularly famous for his unique six- and twelve-string guitar playing, often featuring complex, percussive fingerpicking styles. By 1990, Kottke had established himself as a singular voice in instrumental guitar music, moving between major and independent labels.
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