Broken a few boxes! Getting it together into the playing! Victory.
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- Members:
- I, me myself
- Genre:
- Rock, Progressive, Blues, Funk
- Hometown:
- Bangalore
- Record Label:
- Independent
My Band
A/J
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1. Mady's suite - The ... |
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2. Colour Blind |
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3. Nocturnal Dream |
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4. Mady's suite - eter... |
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5. Mady's suite - Prol... |
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6. Feelin Blue |
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7. Alternate reality |
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8. Edge of Reason |
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9. Flat number 5 |
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10. Masinagudi (the blu... |
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11. The floating point |
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The meters. When I first heard them I was blown. Really hip, really catchy and man did they have a groovy sound. Leo Nocentelli, their axe wielding funkmaster knows the use of the notes and the between the notes. And does he have the power to move you. Check this out. This is one of the most covered track. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqKmRQnBm
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Cissy Strut by funk master Leo Nocentelli the Meters!!!!
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Hard bop gone modern. Hard to fathom how it could sound? The phrase I could come up with was "abstract art". Then I heard Mike Stern. This track called "PLAY" an awesome track coupled with some mind numbing solo work by each artist (get the original, out here's just a clipped version) Not to forget, in this there's th...e awesome richard bona on the bass and dennis chambers on drums.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCAVME-h8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCAVME-h8
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I believe that mind blowing technique and jazz orientation came together on the electric with Al Di Meola. Lightning fast runs, combined with playing profound changes with cool aplomb Al Di was and still is cruising around. If you can ignore his rather arrogant demeanor and listen to what he says through his music and ...in interviews, he does clear quite a bit of chaos in the mind that's coming to terms with music. The attitude I guess comes from working his ass off and getting there while doing it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgaRjKe2H
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here is al di kicking major ass in 1991..great band with rachel z,tony shear,barry miles, gumbi ortiz and ritchie morales !!!
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Mr 335. a.k.a Larry Carlton. Want to hear a creamy tone with extremely tasteful licks? Go no further. Mr Carlton's ability to navigate chord changes with amazing sounding, moving solos shows his mastery over the instrument and his genre of music. He was and is my first real guitar hero right from the moment I heard his sound way back in 90's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVpE52QzP
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Enjoy Room335 with high picture quality! http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=dhX7GtKqC7c&eurl=http://jp.youtube.com/my_videos_edit2
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Heard of Steve Morse? Beyond the Deep Purple avtaar that is? I believe he's truely one of the underpromoted, under appreciated, under everything in fameland, guitar god. His tone, his technique, his phrasing, his approach to learning is amazing. He's the one guitar god that deserves the "god" tag more than many who see...m to want to flaunt it on their shoulders. Check this instrumental piece out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-CC2jOVN
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Steve Morse playing one of my favorite songs, its about 8 and a half minutes long and I don't believe it has a name. I think he has pieces from a few different songs in there (isn't that what good songs ...
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Alex Hutchings. Immaculate phrasing and control. Smooth sounds. He really seems to be having a fucking whale of a time playing his stuff. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKh7uPXCd
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Jazz/fusion virtuoso Alex Hutchings playing one of the five superb tracks from our new Custom Fusion Series - available exclusively from http://www.bluesjamtracks.com/ah_custom.php Included in the package are high quality audio and video tracks, plus 100% accurate tab transcriptions of all solos.
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Heard of a mad mad player called Greg Koch? He's as insanely funny in way dialog delivery as he is in his machine gun delivery of guitar riffs... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB3ez7A8y
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Showing us a few cool licks at the Svendborg Vintage Festival...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OB81p8FX
john abercrombie. Timless. not just this track but the entire album is a collectors piece. after listening I get the feeling that even so called art music these days is light years behind those days. Enjoy this outer spacey track. its really timeless.
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From 1974's "Timeless", here John Abercrombie (guitar) with Jack DeJohnette (drums) and Jan Hammer (pianist) for the title track. The tube does not allow me to upload the song in it's entirety so I had to cut it a minute. Sampled later for Slum Village with Jay Dee for "Reunion." Enjoy!
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here's a great lesson. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PJ8QW4LN
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silky, melodic approach to guitar. this chap's got an awesome sound. somehow he's getting some of the best notes into his play. legato can be really good. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pznzcvh_X
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Jazz/fusion virtuoso Alex Hutchings playing one of the five superb tracks from our new Custom Fusion Series - available exclusively from http://www.bluesjamtracks.com/ah_custom.php Included in the package are high quality audio and video tracks, plus 100% accurate tab transcriptions of all solos.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz7flss0w
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[Click More Info...] Live at BassDay. Victor Lemonte Wooten playing The Beatles, Norwegian Wood from the album What Did He Say? (1997). Here is a link to download the MP3. I have packed the MP3 together with the tablature from Ultimate-Guitar. ...
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The genius who had to learn the guitar twice and both times he went to reach the stars. Pat Martino. Amazing perspective and use of intervals. Wish I could learn from him. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aWPYko25
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パット マルティーノＳＴＯＮＥＢＬＵＥ この人の奥さん、日本人。 欧米人のステータス、日本人妻。？
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what's in tight rhythms? count defying percussions with the ability to be one count at free will. Dennis chambers, amazing drums amazing discipline...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uDZBIBfO
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Dennis Chambers Drum Solo Live With John McLaughlin
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Now that he's gonna be playing in town. This is the man who helped me dispel the myth in my mind that I could not play fast and yet be clean and articulate... He's my real master for technique and approach to guitar playing. Changed the way I see the frets forever. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEq75Q8FR
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Paul Gilbert playing in the Marshall Booth @ Musikmesse Frankfurt one of his new songs....this one is called Teh Gargoyle
