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Fri 8 Dec, 2006 10:26 pm
Really? I was somewhat underwhelmed by that.
I prefer something with a little more guts.
How about this?
Laurindo Almeida at the Lighthouse, forget the year. Maybe '67.
Gabor Szabo at a club in Hollywood, forget the name but a famous at the time place.
Julian Bream, with lute, at Royce Hall in the sixties. I know, not guitar, but still.
(liked that Stevie Ray Vaughn snip)
kickycan wrote:Really? I was somewhat underwhelmed by that.
I prefer something with a little more guts.
How about this?
I'll see your SRV and raise you two B's
King high
Mmmm, I like BB a lot, but haven't seen him live.
I never saw BB or SRV either but I have seen Buddy several times and he is unbelievable.
Here is a clip of Buddy and Carlos playing together.
All right, I'm saving that one.
I have a cd called Strange Brew with Eric Clapton and Buddy Guy jamming together, I wish I could post some of the back and forth between those two.
And now for something completely different.
The Bass Master
Here's Almeida with the MJQ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-9OrHd6QdM
I have an album with him and them, Contemplation. Very cool.
I liked that guy. Too bad it shut down Safari...
I'll listen to you, Sublime, and put that cd on my amazon wish list.
I screwed up, the album isn't Contemplation, but Collaboration. Currently unavailable on amazon -
Collaboration
You are ending the thread since none of us got all excited about your youtube selection?
I am not sure of its availability, my copy says "for promotional use only". Eric Clapton is only on a couple tracks but the cd has some great music if not the best recording.
Almeida was excellent, that is some smooth guitar work. How old is that recording?
ossobuco wrote:You are ending the thread since none of us got all excited about your youtube selection?
Sorry, it was a joke, meaning "This is my favorite"
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I've watched the BB king and SRV ones. They just aren't my taste in music, really. But they are both very good. I'll watch the rest in just a sec.
Well, it's in the garage, probably warping as we speak. But, probably late sixties. I'll google and find out.
Collaboration was a revered album at the time.
OK, got the joke now...
I added something nicer after my snippy remark, but couldn't post it.
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