Kaukonen & Vital Parts (2009) | Jorma

Jorma’s fingerpicking remains world-class and nimble. Key Highlights

Produced by Larry Campbell, the record features guest spots by Levon Helm himself, adding a rhythmic heartbeat that feels like home.

In 2009, Jorma proved he wasn't a "heritage act" living in the shadow of Jefferson Airplane. He showed that: is a living, breathing language. Acoustic music can be just as heavy as psychedelic rock. Jorma Kaukonen & Vital Parts (2009)

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A mix of Jorma originals and deeply respectful covers of blues icons like Mississippi John Hurt and Reverend Gary Davis.

Songs like "River of Time" showcase Jorma’s aging-like-fine-wine vocals—gravelly, wise, and comforting. Why It Still Matters He showed that: is a living, breathing language

Jorma Kaukonen’s 2009 release River of Time (often associated with his touring band, Vital Parts) is a masterclass in American roots music. It captures a legendary guitarist moving gracefully between his psychedelic past and his acoustic, blues-driven present. The Vibe: A Front Porch Masterpiece