Title: 11:11 Artist: Rodrigo y Gabriela Date: 2009 Style: Hard to define … I’d say world music with twists of metal, flamenco, popular Mood: Upbeat, dramatic, energetic Good for: Background music, chilling out, catharsis This acoustic guitar duo plays at superhero levels. The album begins with a rocked out Hanuman, a dynamic piece inspired by the Hindu [...]
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11:11
Posted in Acoustic Guitar, Popular Music, World Music, tagged acoustic guitar, contemporary flamenco, international, Rodrigo y Gabriela on June 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Rumba Foundation
Posted in Acoustic Guitar, Canadian, Flamenco, Popular Music, Rumba, World Music, tagged acoustic_guitar, Afro-Cuban, Canadian, Flamenco, Jazz, Latin, Rumba, Spanish, world_music on March 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Title: The Rumba Foundation Artist: Jesse Cook Date: 2009 This album is an exploration of New World meets Old World meets New. According to Jesse Cook, the Spanish sailors of the 1800s brought the Cuban rumba to Spain where it mingled with the Spanish flamenco. In 2009, Jesse Cook decided to take this rumba-flamenco back [...]
The Blind Paintings of a Coloured Eye
Posted in Acoustic Guitar, Canadian, Folk, tagged Acoustic, Add new tag, Guitar, Songwriter on January 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Title: The Blind Paintings of a Coloured Eye Artist: Pete and Dave Date: 2004 If I can, I like to support local artists, and Pete Lowas & Dave Kupferschmidt hail from the beautiful town of Deep River, Ontario. The strengths of this duo? Excellent songwriting and incredible guitar work. All songs on this album are [...]
Music for Vacuuming
Posted in Canadian, Fingerstyle Guitar, tagged Add new tag, Don Ross, Fingerstyle Guitar, Guitar on January 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Image via WikipediaTitle: Music for Vacuuming Artist: Don Ross Date: 2005 I picked up this CD from my library shelf thinking it might be a joke. The truth is, the music is too darn good to vacuum to. The music might be loud enough (in parts) to vacuum to, but the high pitch of the [...]