solongatlast: hermit guitar music

solongatlast 09.23.15	please don't come in here saying Andy McKee
CamiloG 09.23.15	Ottmar Liebert José Luis Encinas Paco De Lucía Acoustic Alchemy Don't know if they adjust to the standards you're searching for
bnelso55 09.23.15	Not sure if you’re already aware of him, but I think Jandek would fit the bill here. His discography is massive, but I think I’d recommend Chair Beside a Window, Blue Corpse, and Skirting the Edge. Sibylle Baier’s Colour Green may appeal to you as well.
bnelso55 09.23.15	Also, Peter Lang’s “The Thing at the Nursery Room Window” is a notable contribution to the style. Leo Kottke’s “6 & 12 String Guitar” and “One Guitar, No Vocals” might some obvious suggestions, but I’d argue that he is almost as integral to the genre as Fahey. While I’m at it, I suppose I might as well recommend the “Leo Kottke / Peter Lang / John Fahey” collaboration from 1974. There is some pretty incredible fretwork on that record.
treeqt. 09.23.15	andy mckee also kengo iuchi, keiji haino, kim doo soo, svitlana nianio/ohrimenko and cukor bila smert, morita douji, suishou no fune, shizuka, mukimukimanmansu, leonid fedorov, vladimir volkov, alex hvostenko
treeqt. 09.23.15	o i suppose you're looking for 'just' american primitivism not too hot on that but this should help https://rateyourmusic.com/customchart?page=1&chart_type=top&type=album&year=alltime&genre_include=1&genres=American+Primitivism&include_child_genres=t&include=both&limit=none&countries=
bnelso55 09.23.15	^Nice rec, treeqt. Lots of good stuff on that list and quite a few I haven't heard of before now.
huskerdoo 09.23.15	sandy bull