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Bruce Langhorne
A reclusive session guitarist at the heart of the 1960s Greenwich Village folk revolution must step out of the shadows when his instrumental genius threatens to upend a rising star's legacy.
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In short · Composed for four decades — 11 credits.
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Bruce Langhorne was an American folk musician known for his contributions to the Greenwich Village folk scene in the 1960s. Primarily working as a session guitarist, he played a significant role in various folk albums and live performances, providing musical support to the genre during its rise in popularity. His work helped shape the sound of the era, though he remained largely behind the scenes, focusing on instrumental contributions rather than fronting his own projects.
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The Argument(1999)
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Annie's Garden(1997)
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The Fourth Wise Man(1985)
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Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker(1981)
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Melvin and Howard(1980)
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Fighting Mad(1976)
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Stay Hungry(1976)
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Idaho Transfer(1973)
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The Hired Hand(1971)
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- No Direction Home: Bob DylanSelf · 2005
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