I guess I am confusing the name of a character in his book with him here, I am talking about Carlos Casteneta.Is Don Juan related to Carlos, the writer ("A Yaqui Way of Life", "Journey to Ixtlan" etc.)?
I guess I am confusing the name of a character in his book with him here, I am talking about Carlos Casteneta.Is Don Juan related to Carlos, the writer ("A Yaqui Way of Life", "Journey to Ixtlan" etc.)?
"Listen to the Spaces Between the sounds."
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I have heard a few soundfiles of Chris´... I heard he´s a great player, I need to get my hands on his CD, I guess
Seems to be a great guy.
Regarding Vinnie... I don´t think the song was in a Bond-movie. But I guess he was inspired by it a bit when he wrote that. The whole "Maze" album is a bit 80-ish. In the 80s, Vinnie played a mixture of progressive and neoclassical rock, his first two albums were like that.
Then he got more into mainstream, Satch-like stuff, such as the "Meltdown" album ( which was supposed to have vocals ) and "Out Of Nowhere"
On "The Maze", he kinda mixes up the rather melodic, Satch-type stuff and the neoclassical thing a bit... kinda best of both worlds. I like it.
He´s a killer player
Eric
Yeah, he's a great player and a pretty cool guy too.
As for Vinnie, neoclassical is not so much my area of interest, so I guess I might try another one of his recent albums next. I quite like The Maze... I don't hear too much neoclassical stuff in it, except The Thinking Machine, and perhaps a few moments elsewhere. And yeah, he is a killer player. I've been working on Rain and Watching From The Light, and all the little touches he puts on things make a slow song hard to play (for me anyway)Satch does the same thing...
Hey I see you got a couple Neil Zaza songs on one of your compilations. You should also check out, if you havent already, his cover of Purple Rain, the Prince song. One of my favs.
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How can i get to listen to it?
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Ben
I don´t think the song was in a Bond-movie. But I guess he was inspired by it a bit when he wrote that. The whole "Maze" album is a bit 80-ish. In the 80s, Vinnie played a mixture of progressive and neoclassical rock, his first two albums were like that.
Then he got more into mainstream, Satch-like stuff, such as the "Meltdown" album ( which was supposed to have vocals ) and "Out Of Nowhere"
I know a large portion of those tunes. My most loved must be "the place were you" by Jeff Beck.