PG Six is Pat Gubler (founding member of New York's enigmatic musical collective Tower Recordings) and percussionist / engineer Tim Barnes (Quakebasket Records, Tower Recordings, Jim O'Rourke.) The debut album, Parlor Tricks and Porch Favorites, favors late 60's / early 70's pastoral English folk influences, rural American blues, heavy psychedelic elements and modernist drone to create this critically acclaimed and wholly unique modern classic. At times, the music recalls the finer moments of bands like the Pentangle, Incredible String Band, Steeleye Span and the playing of giants like Jansch, Bull and Fahey, but does so completely with it's own voice. The record also contains a great cover of 60's English folkie Anne Briggs' "Go Your Way."

P.G. Six – Parlor Tricks And Porch Favorites

'The Fallen Leaves That Jewel The Ground' written in memory of Harold C. Gubler (1930-1996) and Paul Gubler (1960-1999).