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great guitarist....guitar solos...and performances
by purplesofa 216 Replies latest social entertainment
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coolhandluke
i saw del castillo in kansas city about a year ago. easily one of the most amazing performances ever. met the guys after the show. genuine and amazing musicians.
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4mylove
CoolHandLook,
I've seen them a couple times between houston and austin, by far some of the most layed back guys i've ever had the honor of meeting. They they are inspiring to watch and Alex the singer has an amazing voice. Really guys, these guys are worth the drive...Damn I must sound like a groupie, but really, need to check them out.
They have a performance on the special features of the Kill Bill 2 DVD. I honestly think that Robert Rodriguez slows them down, but great example of their live performance. Malaguena Salerosa was one of my wedding songs.
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4mylove
Sorry about the misspell
CoolHandLuke
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Spectre
How could I forget Jake E. Lee. He was always one of my favorites.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqtk6kKTlDM&eurl=http://suicidegirls.com/boards/Music/242835/
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bisous
No guitarist collection is complete without Django Reinhardt.
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purplesofa
bisous,
Thanks for the reminder
Django Reinhardt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6rBR0ujRmA
I did not know he lost use of two of his fingers as a kid.
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erynw
erynw
you mean like this!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DayCrQWJXuI&mode=related&search=
Johnny Lang - Lie To Me
Oh yeah! Just like that. Saw him when he came through town.
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Shawn10538
Anything by Stanley Clarke!!!!
In 1983 or there abouts, the most perfect note in the history of the world was played by Mark Knopfler, with Dire Straits in a Live Concert for the Princess Trust Fund, aired on the King Biscuit Flower Hour. The song was "Romeo and Juliet/Love over Gold" medley. It was the most beautiful note I have ever heard. He was playing his Strat, the thinnest sound you ever heard, but with the power to make a grown man cry. I will never forget it. It wasn't fast licks... it was just one solitary quivering note that seemed to last a lifetime.
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purplesofa
Shawn
check this out
Stanley Clarke
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmI_BsVfuCg
this is nice too if you like Herbie Hancock