sholling Audioholic Ninja Jun 7, 2006 4,064 0 113 Aug 24, 2018 #21 While perhaps not purist Spanish guitar I enjoy Rodrigo Y Gabriela enough that I have all of their albums. I've seen Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra in concert at a local concert club and it's an interesting and entertaining experience, a bit like watching friends jam in your garage. It's also when I first became that the cajon was a real musical instrument. Reactions: KEW and Alex2507
While perhaps not purist Spanish guitar I enjoy Rodrigo Y Gabriela enough that I have all of their albums. I've seen Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra in concert at a local concert club and it's an interesting and entertaining experience, a bit like watching friends jam in your garage. It's also when I first became that the cajon was a real musical instrument.
Joe B Audioholic Chief Sep 4, 2016 912 0 63 Astral Plane 7-B Aug 25, 2018 #22 These guys are really good Spanish guitarists: and though not Spanish per say, Luis Villegas, from East LA, is fantastic: Reactions: KEW
These guys are really good Spanish guitarists: and though not Spanish per say, Luis Villegas, from East LA, is fantastic:
killdozzer Audioholic Samurai Feb 5, 2014 2,419 0 83 Aug 26, 2018 #23 Francisco Tarrega. I'm more back to the roots. And please, no one come here after listening to Tarrega's waltz with a "great discovery" that Nokia took his tune for their mobiles.
Francisco Tarrega. I'm more back to the roots. And please, no one come here after listening to Tarrega's waltz with a "great discovery" that Nokia took his tune for their mobiles.
