Flamenco guitar
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JammerMatt
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Re: Flamenco guitar
Paco de Lucia is probably considered the most prominent modern master - as far as popularity goes. There's lots of others, though.
Flamenco is fun... especially live... something about those foot-stompin Spanish ladies - very nice.
However, for a more modern spin you might consider Jesse Cook, who blends Spanish with latin and world rhythms. I recommend "Gravity"
http://www.jessecook.com/
Paco de Lucia is probably considered the most prominent modern master - as far as popularity goes. There's lots of others, though.
Flamenco is fun... especially live... something about those foot-stompin Spanish ladies - very nice.
However, for a more modern spin you might consider Jesse Cook, who blends Spanish with latin and world rhythms. I recommend "Gravity"
http://www.jessecook.com/
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Hellion
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Re: Flamenco guitar
+1 on Paco de Lucia, he's magnificent, also Valdemar Phoenix of Lucia y Valdemar, Juan Martin, Pedro Cortez, the list is long. You might also consider a hybrid; Ottmar Liebert combines flamenco with jazz and world types of music. Anyway, these are some good starting points.
+1 on Paco de Lucia, he's magnificent, also Valdemar Phoenix of Lucia y Valdemar, Juan Martin, Pedro Cortez, the list is long. You might also consider a hybrid; Ottmar Liebert combines flamenco with jazz and world types of music. Anyway, these are some good starting points.
JammerMatt
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Re: Flamenco guitar
That's who I was tryin' to think of.
-Matt
Hellion said:
That's who I was tryin' to think of.
-Matt
