Acoustic Albums...

Similar to Wino-Adrift. What other acoustic albums would be a must have? Adrift is a great album, Suzane's Song is prolly my fave and the Motorhead and Savoy Brown covers are rad. The only other acoustic albums I have that come to mind are Steve Earle's, Bruce Springsteens and Jeff Martin's. I'm not including "unplugged" albums in my collection.

The first Dominici album is pretty cool, just him and an acoustic guitar. Definitely not Dream Theater influenced. I'll have to spin it again sometime.

Watching My Life Go By - Michael Hedges is a REALLY good acoustic album.

I forgot about Michael Hedges, I got one or two of his but not the one you mentioned.

I forgot about Michael Hedges, I got one or two of his but not the one you mentioned. That harp guitar was kewl.

The Wino albums is really the only completely acoustic album I have.

Not sure if it counts, but I like the Days of the New albums.

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The Wino albums is really the only completely acoustic album I have.

Aside from Wino, the only other one I have is Dwight Yoakum Acoustic, where he plays most of his hits alone on an acoustic. And that one's on my trade list. Haven't played it in years. If we're not counting "unplugged" releases, like Nirvana or Tesla's 5 Man Acoustic Jam that is.

I have many acoustic piano albums (primarily jazz) but not many acoustic guitar/vocalist albums.

I forgot about Stephen Marley-Mind Control Acoustic.

Bob Seger-Brand New Morning
Jackson Browne-Solo Acoustic Vols. 1 and 2.
Kiss-Unplugged

All good stuff...

Alice in Chains -Unplugged?

Jethro Tull's A Little Light Music is a good primarily acoustic album.

Fucking brilliant this album is.

I never heard that one, but your word on Fusion is gold so I'll have to hit up amazon for a copy.