Hoosier Pete Louisville, Kentucky
"Hoosier Pete" is the persona that Wm. Zink has adopted for his American primitive/folk/solo guitar
outings.
The obvious touchpoint here is John Fahey, as well as the influences shared with Fahey, starting with Son House, Charlie Patton, Bukka White, and beyond. Also: piano by Eric Satie, John Cage, Charles Ives. The dynamics of Morton Feldman, Giacinto Scelsi, Sofia Gubaidulina.
Sound in space.
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