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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Just had a chance to listen thru this Album...
yet another indelibly elegant collection of story-based guitar tunes by a master player. |
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Location: East Tennessee | He is a cool player. I've watched a couple of videos of him and Chet Atkins. :cool: |
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Location: Berkeley, CA | Does he have an instrumental, or at least mostly so, album?
This one, by the way, is excellent. Funny name, I'll have to look into that. |
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Location: Berkeley, CA | Originally posted by knuckles:
Does he have an instrumental, or at least mostly so, album?
This one, by the way, is excellent. Funny name, I'll have to look into that. |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Try "Screenplaying" .. a collection of Knopfler music from soundtracks and all (I think) instrumental. -- not as guitar-centric, though, to be fair. Oh and the Wag the Dog soundtrack, which is basically instrumental and more guitar oriented. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | He doesn't have an pure instrumental album per se but he has done a bunch of soundtracks for movies like Local Hero, Cal, The Princess Bride, Last Exit To Brooklyn, and most of that music is instrumental and he has a compilation of movie tracks called, "ScreenPlaying" |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | David got there first. |
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Location: Tennessee | I've gotta get this. I am still knocked out by both Sailing to Philadelphia and Shangri-La. STP is lady s's favorite cd of choice. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Me thinks you'll like it... |
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Location: Berkeley, CA | Originally posted by dvd:
Try "Screenplaying" .. a collection of Knopfler music from soundtracks and all (I think) instrumental. -- not as guitar-centric, though, to be fair. Oh and the Wag the Dog soundtrack, which is basically instrumental and more guitar oriented. I copped "wag the Dog" CD on amazon. I'll check out others.
Thanks
And thanks for the music to The Country Gentleman for the music. He was the guitar king* if ever there was one while I was growing up.
*I would've said "guitar god", but some would be offended. :)
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by knuckles:
*I would've said "guitar god", but some would be offended. :) knuckles ..due to them not knowing the diff twix small gees and proper nouns!
Chet was and remains the guitar god of his time!  Tommy E. is his 'son'...  |
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Location: Berkeley, CA | Tommy E. Is he that guy who plays piano...on a guitar?
Tommy E Wylde? Just saw him doing Boogie Woogie on youtube.
I can do that! ;) :p
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Sorry I didn't see Wylde's name in the following paragraph: 
In 1999, Chet honored Tommy Emmanuel with the title of "Certified Guitar Player" for his lifetime contribution to the instrument, a rare honor shared by only three other people in the world (Jerry Reed, Steve Warner and John Knowles). |
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Location: Berkeley, CA | Oh!
Wow!
I've seen and heard him a few times, but not in pop music. On PBS I think. I'm sure, in fact.
What can you say? The guy is good. You run out of adjectives. |
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| Here's Mark on a 1687-2 doing the one DS song I do solo. Check it out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOrXTZyXWLg |
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Location: Midland, MI | Great video, but I wonder why he plays the guitar with it rolled up like that. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by cruster:
Great video, but I wonder why he plays the guitar with it rolled up like that. Cuz nobody has told him about that Standing Ovation thingie...
I play mine that way on the rare moments when I stand.
I find it more comfortable and convenient than playing a wood box straight vertical.
Thanx for the opportunity to post this scary pic... |
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