Bach on Harmonica ?!?

Being a sucker for rearrangements/transcriptions, I couldn't pass this album up a million years ago in somebody's thrift store.  And yesterday, while dubbing it for you, I again marveled at the sheer obsession and musicianship of one George Field, who made his own transcriptions and overdubs to produce this fas-key-naytin' (as Popeye would say) piece of work.

These are the works featured on this LP:

01 - Invention No. 10, S.781
02 - "Little" Fugue in G minor, S.578

03 - Invention No. 14, S.785

04 - Sarabande from the Fifth Cello Suite, S.1011

05 - Gavottes I & II from the Third English Suite, S.808

06 - Fugue No. 7, S.876, from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II
07 - Invention No. 12, S.783

08 - Invention No. 3 & Sinfonia No. 3, S.774 & 789

09 - Invention No. 8 & Sinfonia No. 8, S.779 & 784

10 - Invention No. 13, S.784

11 - Prelude and Fugue No. 22, S.891 from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II

12 - Invention No. 4, S.775

13 - Sinfonia No. 11, S.797

14 - Bourrees I & II from the Second English Suite, S.807

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