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Location: MASS | whats your favorite acoustic solo?
My favorite is Cat Stevens Father and Son.
Or Thank You by Led Zeppelin acoustic version. |
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Location: Chicago | McLaughlin's My Goal's Beyond, side one taken as a suite of 8 tunes stands the test of time as a classic (Micael Hedges and James Taylor list it as one of their top 3)!
Dobro(v)
"Mix your Lydian with Absolut and a hint of lemon" |
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Location: chicago | Mediterainan Sundance- Al Dimeola |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Low E harmonic on intro to Yes Roundabout |
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Location: closely held secret | Short but sweet. |
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Location: Carle Place, NY | Fantasia Suite-Al DiMeola
The studio version from Casino or the live version from Friday Night in San Francisco with McLoughlin & DeLucia. |
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Location: Texas | Gold Rush - Tony Rice
Followed very closely by:
Whiskey Before Breakfast - Tony Rice
Blackberry Blossom - Tony Rice |
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Location: Omaha | Speaking of Tony Rice...
...just about anything by Norman Blake (...okay, I know all those notes are in there somewhere...)!
Another would the The Lord's Prayer by Larry Carlton; it's one that I've learned - and relearned (!) a few times. Just beautiful; really does make you want to stop what you're doing and just listen and meditate... |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | How about Jesse Cook?
I know it's world music pap, but I find it a guilty pleasure.... Like Andy Kims 'Sugar Sugar'(the Archies) |
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Location: Utah | Originally posted by fillhixx:
Like Andy Kims 'Sugar Sugar'(the Archies) That memory brought a smile to my face. Thanks! |
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Location: Tennessee | Amie by PPL, or perhaps Hollywood by Los Lonely Boys. |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | "Song for George" by Eric Johnson |
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Location: Spokane, WA | "Andecy" by Andrew York. I've spent years trying to get that song down. The notes are there but the feel is something else. |
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Location: North Carolina | "First Ride" by Don Ross. Anything by Don Ross. Don Ross replacing a string. |
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Location: Texas | Lefty,
I will agree on Norman Blake ... Lost Indian is a particular favorite.
Last week-end I saw several of the finest acoustic guitar players of our day in downtown Argyle, TX ... Tim Stafford, Audie Blaylock, Jim Hurst, Kenny Smith ... After listening to them for a couple of nights, you don't know whether to go home and practice, or just give up.
And I can't make a list and leave off Doc Watson ... everything from Black Mountain Rag to Summertime |
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Location: Warwick, RI | Stephen Stills' "Bluebird." "Black Queen" is not bad either.And he does a pretty break in Emmy Lou's "Wandering Wayfarer."
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Don't forget Treetop Flyer. |
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Favorite acoustic solo?
