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Steel String Imagination,
This review is from: Imaginational Anthems (Audio CD)
Hi,
who can imagine that the most eclectic guitarists from the sixties are combined with modern stringwizards on one CD. I've always loved guitarists, but even missed a couple. That's a compliment to the makers of this CD. Have been a great fan of Steve Mann for ages & own all his LP's, but didn't know the obscure Max Ochs made a (recent) record. And also didn't know Harry Tauusig made it on vinyl, already in the sixties. I guess the vinyl version of this LP is impossible. But also the "young"ones on this CD are great; most of them I already knew, but the delicate Kaki King is new for me. She has a great sounding, orchestral fluid sound in her playing; reminds me a bit of Michael Hedges. I'd be able to give only a few additions to this marvelous CD: Fred Gerlach on Folkways (1958) or Elisabeth Cotten. Rating: near perfect! Greetings, John |
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Imaginational Anthem by Various Artists (Audio CD - 2005)
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