Ry Cooder's 1970 debut album, released by Warner Records, offers a compelling blend of folk rock, world music, and blues. The album showcases Cooder's distinctive slide guitar work and hints at the eclectic path his career would take.
- The album was produced by Jerry Yester, known for his work with The Lovin' Spoonful and The Association.
- It features guest appearances from notable musicians such as Taj Mahal and John Sebastian.
- While not a major commercial success, the album was critically well-received and established Cooder as a unique voice in American roots music.
Ry Cooder is an American guitarist, singer, and film score composer. He is known for his slide guitar playing and his work in various genres including folk rock, blues, and world music.
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