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Tag Archives: instrumental
GERALD GRADWOHL GROUP – Episode 6
June 26, 2021

Gtone 2021 Introducing his ensemble’s concert sound to studio environment, Austrian master of six-string fusion fantasy hits the chord of raw rapture. Gerald Gradwohl’s name might be familiar to ‘s fans but the guitarist’s resume is long enough to surpass … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, Gerald Gradwohl, Gerald Gradwohl Group, instrumental, jazz rock
LYLE WORKMAN – Uncommon Measures
June 20, 2021

Blue Canoe 2021 Acclaimed composer and sidekick to the stars expands his guitar span with orchestral sweep of the world – imaginary and real. While the stylistic scope of Lyle Workman’s creative reach seems simply stunning – he played alongside … Continue reading
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Tagged guitar, instrumental, Lyle Workman, prog rock
ALBERTO RIGONI – For The Love Of Bass
June 10, 2021

Total Metal 2021 Fusion-fueled conversations between the four-or-more string virtuosi – as moderated by a Veneto artiste who knows how to marry rhythm to reverie. Instrumental album focused on a bottom end of dynamic spectrum… Such a description sounds extremely … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Rigoni, fusion, instrumental, Leland Sklar, Michael Manring, Mohini Dey, Nathan East, Tony Franklin
ROBERT JÜRJENDAL – Water Finds A Way
June 4, 2021

NEWdOG 2021 Estonian artist reveals his innermost emotions and serves up his most intimate album. Lately, Robert Jürjendal has been thriving in collaborative climate, getting involved in different duos, trios and ensembles and bouncing off his ideas of peers’ on … Continue reading
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Tagged guitar, instrumental, Robert Jürjendal
TOMMY CECIL & NATE NAJAR – American Melodies
May 20, 2021

Blue Line Music 2020 Classic tunes accessed afresh by two masters of jazz who escape fusion and find new meanings in familiar setting. Raiding the Great American Songbook has been quite a commonplace lately – to an extent where the … Continue reading
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Tagged instrumental, jazz, Nate Najar, Tommy Cecil


