Joe Stump is guitar virtuoso in the vein of Yngwie Malmsteen. I stumbled across him, from the best I can tell by my filing system, in the Heavy Metal section of the Original Incarnation of MP3.com (RIP.) Nothing has come … Continue reading
This next acoustic Solo that Klaus Dibbelt made available to us through his pursuit of the perfect acoustic recording is Tears. He writes that it’s akin to something like a Classical Guitar Hero number. It is my last offering from … Continue reading
I have often wondered if you one could considered an unaccompanied Solo as the Guitar version of an A Capella aria? I’ll leave that to the experts as I am just music enthusiast. Herr Dibbelt once wrote that he was … Continue reading
Here is one of my ultimate favorite songs from my MySpace Music Collection. LeAnna Mosley is a writer & composer of various acoustic styles, Classical, Blues, Folk and Bluegrass. She was born in Appalachia region of SW VA just a … Continue reading
I stumbled onto this guitarist’s instrumentals when I first started perusing the free side of the new MP3.com. It is actually a ad-hoc constructed free music download site sponsored by C|NET (who also owns MP3.com.) I really don’t recall how … Continue reading
Growing up, I used to watch the TV series Mission: Impossible. Well, the final seasons at least and it was one of my favorite shows! In the late 80s, I watched the short lived second run of the series as … Continue reading
This is the fourth and final song I have from these Twin Brothers and what a way to end. This song is played in the classic Spanish finger-picking style. The rhythm section keeps a steady flowing samba beat as the … Continue reading
This song starts out with an North African / Mediterranean rhythm followed by a sweet melody on the Saxophone that carts the listener off to a tiny Cantina in a beautiful Oasis. It makes me want to sit naked under … Continue reading
Again, the percussions and bass anchor the performance in this song which is fronted by a classic Spanish acoustic and a violin. The Escalona Brothers bathe the listener in surreal melodies that makes the listener envision her/himself late night at … Continue reading
When MP3.COM returned from its hiatus, new (and improved?) with the power of C|NET now behind it, this is one of the first Latin groups I came across. This is one of the most enjoyable Spanish Guitar Instrumental duos I … Continue reading