Leo Kottke
Along with John Fahey and Robbie Basho, Leo Kottke was one of the most influential acoustic fingerstyle guitarists to appear in the 1960s. His unusual harmonies and death-defying picking patterns forged a unique, distinctive style that was often imitated. Eventually, Kottke expanded beyond the guitar-hero role by developing into an agreeably quirky singer-songwriter in the 1980s and '90s, but his '70s instrumental recordings remain key items in the world of contemporary acoustic guitar music.
Sixty Six Steps
Leo Kottke
RCA Records (USA), 2005
1 CD
Instrumentals: The Best of the Capitol Years
Leo Kottke
Blue Note Records (USA), 2003
1 CD
Instrumentals: The Best of the Chrysalis Years
Leo Kottke
Blue Note Records (USA), 2003
1 CD
Great Big Bo
Leo Kottke
Acadia, 2008
1 CD
Clone
Leo Kottke
Private Music, 2002
1 CD
One Guitar, No Vocals
Leo Kottke
Private Music, 1999
1 CD
The Leo Kottke Anthology
Leo Kottke
Rhino Records (USA), 1997
2 CD
Off the Beaten Path
Dave Koz
Capitol/EMI Records, 1996
1 CD
