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A Shout Toward Noon
A Shout Toward Noon is an album by American guitarist Leo Kottke, released in 1986.
History.
"A Shout Toward Noon" is Kottke's first recording on the Private Music label after a three-year sabbatical, largely due to a difficult tendinitis injury in his hand. Due to the injury, Kottke left the thumb and finger picks that helped define his early style behind, and came back with a new sound. The album features somewhat heavier use of electronic synthesizers. Kottke also
. Private Music was considered a new-age music label in the Windham Hill style, and Kottke often found his music categorized as such during this period. After the reflective "A Shout Toward Noon", in 1986, he took a brief break from recording before returning with "Regards from Chuck Pink" in 1988. 
Biography Later career.
Kottke released an album annually from 1989 to 1991: "My Father's Face", followed by "That's What" and then "Great Big Boy", which