Bit Of A Find

[lrg_machine]

Apparently this is a guy from India. He's a bit warm on the old guitar and you can download his album in Mp3 format for free, and I have to say it's bloomin' good.

The albums called Knights in shining Karma, have a listen to "Blues for Gary"

http://www.blackstratblues.com/

[MKE40]

Apparently this is a guy from India. He's a bit warm on the old guitar and you can download his album in Mp3 format for free, and I have to say it's bloomin' good.

The albums called Knights in shining Karma, have a listen to "Blues for Gary"

http://www.blackstratblues.com/

That is good ......

If I may say it owes a lot to seventies Jeff Beck in particular the album recorded by George Martin 'Blow By Blow'

which has some fabulous string arrangements that are so at one with the laid back feel.

Any other Jeff Beck fans out there in addition to Mark Blanchard and myself?

Reminds me also of Justin Hayward and Lodges 'Blue Guitar' ( which I can never play just once , always have to repeat that one )

Mike

Edited April 24, 2007 by MKE40

[WayneB]

Any other Jeff Beck fans out there in addition to Mark Blanchard and myself?

I used to like his Jeff Beck Band/ Rod Stewart stuff , but TBH havent given him a listen for years (I will now)

Whatcha think of This?

[Tentenths]

It's blinking good is that Jez

Good find chap

[matk]

Hell yes!

Went to see Robert Plant 14th Feb playing with the Honeydrippers at JBs in Dudley, MC announces a special suprise guest and on walks Mr Beck himself! Played three instrumental tracks with just a drummer and bass player and then walked off. He was AMAZING!

[Mark Blanchard]

Nice find there Jez. Reminds me of Satriani.

If I may say it owes a lot to seventies Jeff Beck in particular the album recorded by George Martin 'Blow By Blow'

Saw Beck last year at the Royal Albert Hall. A good performance but was hoping for more blues. Ronnie Wood walked on for a few songs (from the original line up).

Here's a rare performance from the Jeff Beck Group in 1968:

Shapes of Things

[MKE40]

I used to like his Jeff Beck Band/ Rod Stewart stuff , but TBH havent given him a listen for years (I will now)

Whatcha think of This?

Right On Wayne, ( Thats sixties jargon to you young poeple!)

Cannot top that .......ONLY by the other two magicians being present, Stills and Crosby.

What an inventive era the seventies were .

Is Coldplay really the natural successor to the the heights of musicianship and songwriting ?

Perhaps I just dont understand the poor dears, it all sounds too wishy washy and poncey to me .

Maybe I should be shootin or snortin something in order to get me depressed enough to listen to the genre.

Mike

[esprit350]

Crosby Stills Nash, what an album add Young what an outfit, suite judy blue eyes ,,,oh major nostalga trip

[MKE40]

Crosby Stills Nash, what an album add Young what an outfit, suite judy blue eyes ,,,oh major nostalga trip

Too Right Howard,

Still some good stuff coming from these guys........Stills 'Man Alive' a recent recording shows what an enduring and ecclectic musician he really is .

Check also David Crosbys 'If only I could remember my name' Not recent but showcases the compnent part of the quartet.

I will put those CDs into the car this very day.....

Mike

PS.

Ahoy Bibsy ,

What about a 'sampler ' facility so we can upload soundbites of our faves ??

[andycs3]

Quality Post

What a find

[Loteuk]

Saw this guy live in Dublin - http://www.feenstra.co.uk/bands/carvinjones/carvinjones.htm

He's in the uk next week - if you like guitar skills and live in your face musicians then check his band out...........another find!

Makes Slash look like a student..........