I saw Stanley at teh Atlanta JAzz Festival, the highlight was him playing stairway to heaven, chords on one neck of a guitar and soloing on another guitar all at once.
I saw Stanley at teh Atlanta JAzz Festival, the highlight was him playing stairway to heaven, chords on one neck of a guitar and soloing on another guitar all at once.
You mean like this.....
"If you're arguing with an idiot, make sure he isn't doing the same thing."
Who said Bela fleck?
Duets is one of my favorites...
I like this thread.. it's like a slinky on one of those huge Mayan temples.. I just pushed the first step and then watch it go!
Bryan
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"For once I agree with Spence. UGH. I just hope I don't get the urge to go start buying armani suits to wear in my shop"
Great thread. I am the Fleck lover. I actually prefer his earlier progressive bluegrass stuff with New grass revival at his start and his Tales from the acoustic Planet Cds a few years back and all the studio stuff I can find he has done with all the greats of bluegrass. The flecktones are good, great I should say, but I like the acoustic stuff better.
I have more people but want some others to weigh in. Got to really start to dig deep now to find unmentioned ones now. I think we will need an underrated musicians thread next to cover all the other non guitar underrated people.
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
How about Leslie West?
Just saw mountain this summer in Newport, w/ corky Lang drumming. great show!
Bryan
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"For once I agree with Spence. UGH. I just hope I don't get the urge to go start buying armani suits to wear in my shop"
When hair bands made the scene I really started to embrace the older music......Procul Harum was one band that I really used to listen to a lot. Trower was spectacular then and when he broke from the band he really came into his own.
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Well its the next day. Everyone always talks about Hendrix, and rightfully so, but here's my vote for the white Hendrix. Robin T.
Makes you want to break out the Bong
"If you're arguing with an idiot, make sure he isn't doing the same thing."
Well its the next day. Everyone always talks about Hendrix, and rightfully so, but here's my vote for the white Hendrix. Robin T.
Makes you want to break out the Bong
HELL ya Paul....love Trower....underated for sure....reminds me of the bong days is right ...thanks for posting the link
a man that truly plays with feeling...cresendo...vibrato....feeling....
I bought BigFish a trower disc...ever listen to it Larry???
I just listened to them again. If you don't listen to anything I put up please listen to this guy it doesn't get any better than this. One more, 1 guitar and 1 little amp what else is needed
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"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
Yeah Matt you would have to say underrated. Hendrix got all the acclaim for pioneering that style, sound, as he should but I always thought Trower was right there with him. IMO he is just as good. Took his greatest hits to work last nite but too much concentration needed on job for that type of music, tonite I will be drowning out the guy next machine overs Jimmy Buffet, god I hate that music.
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
Trower was amazing no doubt!-- but I know who would've been the "white Hendrix" had he ONLY lived past age 23 or so...
I'm the #1 Hendrix fan I guarantee you! Love Clapton, Beck, Duane, Ronnie V.Z., David Gilmour, etc., etc. But I've never heard "heavy Metal" guitar- playing... OR gorgeous acoustic mellow pieces... like I heard on the first two Ozzy solo albums dominated by Randy Rhoads!
This kid went from unknown, to revitalizing Ozzys' career by a very young age! (Zack Wilde dreamed of being Randy-- didn't come close!) He was a child prodigy trained by his parents for a future in Classical music... 'till he decided the Electric guitar was his instrument... & that "Metal"/ power- Rock turned him on! His music on those 2 albums was not "Metal" really-- but the power chords & thunderous double- tracking solos produced some of the greatest guitar sounds ever heard certainly in the "hard" rock genre!
Talk Deep Purple... Iron Maiden... and Metallica or Eddie V. all you want-- in only 2 albums Randy blew them away!!-- and imagine what his 12th album WOULD have sounded like! Don't take my word for it: just put it on & play it loud! "Blizzard of Oz"... & "Diary of a Madman" are easily found. Tell me how many were better than he after hearing both!
Little known, is how Randy died so young: most figure drugs, choking on his own vomit, etc. Randy was a totally- clean California health- food/ wholistic- type raised by hippie parents... who didn't even drink! He was afraid his whole life of airplanes/ flying (as I admit am I too!)... yet he accepted a dare to go up in a small plane with others from the Ozzy tour to prove his bravery. He made the fatal mistake of overcoming his fear to say "yes," not knowing then that the pilot was (legally) drunk! That's what it took to stop the true next "modern/ white Hendrix"...
It just blows me away no matter how many times i listen to his stuff. I just tried to get my daughter, 6yersold, to listen to him and she said he looks weird. I said so what listen to that it is heaven. She left to listen to Hanna Montana.
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
No speakers set up on my computer, Professor... 'else I would love to listen...
Who cares what a Guitarist looks like?-- I'd ask her... (Though Frank Z. was indeed a "looker!"). Who's uglier than Geddy Lee?-- yet he's the best bassist in modern "rock"...
If she wants a good- looking AND great guitarist-- again, that's Randy! Talent aside... I only wish I looked as good as he!
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Everyone always talks about Hendrix, and rightfully so, but here's my vote for the white Hendrix. Robin T.
...thanks for posting the link
Hybrid Mode
