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Gandalff
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Posted: August 12 2010 at 16:22 |
Jiří Kabeš (The Plastic People of the Universe) is missing too.
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AerosolKid74
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Posted: August 12 2010 at 16:31 |
PFM River of Life
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Prog Rock: Founded on a fundamental misunderstanding of the word virtuoso.
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Dick Heath
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 10:16 |
Many thanks to everybody for additional violinists names, and indeed inclusion of celloists (but there is a long way to go in compiling this list), since my last entry. I am very aware that I have come across other names (especially when catching up on Japanese prog and fusion bands) since the previous update of November 2008, who remain missing here. So more names please.
(BTW I'll resurrect the violinist dat base thread, and duplicate this there):
Rock, folk, jazz violinist data base N Azzam: Vas Multi nation (USA) + sessions Billy Bang: Eggy Beard: Chou Pahrot (UK) Charly Bisharat: Sahadowfax, seesions with Oman Akram, Jon Anderson Jan Błędowski: Krzak (Poland) L Blendberg: Zello (Sweden) Greg Bloch: It's a Beautiful Day, Flock, PFM (e.g. Jet Lag). Jean_Philippe Brun: Halloween Zack Brock: e.g. Coffee Achievers, guest Mahavishnu Project (e.g. Return To The Emerald Beyond) Charles Burnham: James Bood Ulmer (USA) Doug Cameron: (jazz violinist), http://www.dougcameron.com/#/discography E Caner: jazz rock folk (USA) Regina Carter: (jazz violinist), Freefall, a duet cd with jazz pianist Kenny Barron. Antonio Cerentola Akutala (Italy) Shika Duncan Chisholm: Wolfstone, guested with Runrig P Cockett: Mainhorse (UK) Jacinto M. Corral: Hyacintus (Argentina) Papa John Crech: solo, Hot Tuna, Jefferson Starship (e.g. Red Octopus) David Cross: solo (e.g. Closer Than Skin), King Crimson, Billy Currie: Ultravox (UK) Julian Cusack: Spirogyra Mark Feldman: solo, John Abercrombie Group, Tunnels (e.g. Progressivity) S Folklar: M Morton, Spriguns (UK) A Franfurter: Azigza (USA) Ganesh: Indo-fusion (India) Jeff Gauthier: (founder of Cryptogramophone Records), leader of Jeff Gauthier's Goatette e.g. One & The Same, House Of Return K Hakenson: Kebnekaise (Sweden) Lovisa Hallstedt: guest on Ritual's A Dangerous Journey (ex. The Hemulic Voluntary Band). Yasuda Hemmi: Steamboat (Switzerland) Greg Hiser: Boud Deun (e.g. Astronomy Made Easy) E Hoffmann: Embryo (GermanY)Allan Holdsworth: solo, Tempest, Gordon Beck (e.g. Sunbird) Jiří Kabeš: The Plastic People of the Universe Y Katsui: Bondage Fruit + (Japan) Kimoto Kazuyoshi: Ground Zero (Japan) Peter Knight: Steeleye Span, also plays free jazz (!) e.g. Trevor Watts/Peter Knight's Reunion Live In London Ashot Korganyan: Oakensham (Armenia) Christoph Krieger: Aera (e.g. Hand und Fuß), Neue Aera Martin Lamb: Fairport Convention. (<ST1:COUNTRY-REGIoN w:st="on">UK</ST1:COUNTRY-REGIoN>) Rod Lambert: Glass Hammer (e.g. Journey Of the Dunadan) Jack Lancaster: Blodwyn Pig (<ST1:COUNTRY-REGIoN w:st="on">UK</ST1:COUNTRY-REGIoN>) Donald Lax: Quella Vecchia Locanda S Liebig: jazz violin (USA) David Lindley: solo, Terry Reid, Jackson Browne (e.g. Running On Empty) T Ling Spriguns (UK) John Mayer: Indo jazz (UK) Charlie McKerron: Capercaillie Mark Menikos: Aura (USA) Lucia Micarelli; guest with Jethro Tull, (e.g. Music from a Farther Room) H Michael: Smash (Spain) Ben Mink: guest on Rush's Losing it, FM's Headroom: Direct to Disc, Headroom, Surveillance, City Of Fear Chris Murphy: solo T Nakanishi: Cinema (Japan) Charles O'Connor: Horslips S Page: e.g. Dan Hick and others (USA) Owen Pallett: The Arcade Fire (e.g. He Poos Clouds), Has A Good Home (e.g. Final Fantasy) P Papalardi: guested with Cream, Jack Bruce (USA) Péter Pejtsik: After Crying Mirella Pirskanen: Flairck Sergio Polizzi: Bubu Luluk Purwanto: Flairck W Quintus: Perzival (Germany) David Ragsdale: solo (e.g. David & Goliath), Kansas, Salem Hill, PDQ, guest on various eg. The Smashing Pumpkins (e.g. Siamese Dream), Jason Bonham (e.g. Motherland), Queensryche (e.g. Hear in the Now Frontier), Cryptic Vision (e.g. Moments of Clarity and In a World) Z Reinhart: jazz violin (GermanY) Geoffrey Richardson: Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Caravan M Ripoche: Solo, guested with Vangelis (Canada) P Sage: Wally (Uk)Geoffrey Salmon: Esperanto A Sanchez: Decibel Saetna (Mexico) Ric Sanders: solo, Soft Machine, Fairport Convention, Sanders-Etheridge Judy Schomper (who also played viola): Flairck Simon Shaheen: solo and other projects e.g. Bill Laswell M Shinezaki: jazz violin (Japan)Ray Shulman: Gentle Giant (e.g. In A Glass House) Jeffrey Sick: Christopher Gross Band, Guarneri Underground ((USA) Tracy Silverman: guest on Paul Hanson's Frolic In The Land Of Plenty Nicky Skopelitis: Golden Palomino, Ekstasis, + session work Graham Smith: String Driven Thing, Van Der Graaf Generator Omar Faruk Tekbilek: e.g. Mystical Garden (Turkey) Rob Thomas: e.g. Mahavishnu Project (e.g. Return To The Emerald Beyond) Boyd Tinsley: Dave Matthews Band Akihisa Tsuboy; KBB, Interpose, Ashda J Van Derek: Michael Chapman (UK) Violin Cyndee (Cyndee Lee Rule): solo, Systems Theory Rocco Vitiello: Notabene (Italy) Kleber Vogel: Quaterna Requiem (e.g. Velha Gravura), Kaizen. John Wierder: Animals, guested with Stud (UK) Jacinto M. Corral: Hyacintus (Argentina) Nicole Federici: e.g. Mahavishnu Project e.g. Return To The Emerald Beyond S Woolam: ELO (UK) And Celloists: Jack Bruce: Cream, Solo. Lindsey Cooper: Henry Cow Ana-sofi Dahlberg: Anekdoten Charles Dickie: Van Der Graaf Generator’s Vital Julian Lloyd-Webber: solo (eg. Variations) Marko Manninen: Hoyry Kone, Alamaailman Vasarat
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besotoxico
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 10:30 |
Jerry Goodman and Jean-Luc Ponty play a mean fiddle. Derek Shulman is pretty good. Igor Semenoff is good too. That chick from Rasputina is awesome on the Cello even though I can't stand their music. Hats must go off to Paganini though.
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Dick Heath
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 10:51 |
Melora Creager, also Daniel De Jesus
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Norman Kiddie
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 13:54 |
Jean-Luc Ponty.
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Tsevir Leirbag
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 14:19 |
I saw him live with Zorn's Masada String Trio and have to agree. I'd love to mention the notable violinists/cellists from Univers Zéro, Julverne, Mahavishnu Orchestra and Art Zoyd.
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Lizzy
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 15:00 |
Great list there. Simon House also played for Third Ear Band,
They also had some very good cellists as well: Paul Buckmaste and Ursula Smith. |
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lucas
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 17:48 |
Cellists: Truls Mork, Mischa Maisky
Just listen to these albums to convince yourself :
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ferush
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 18:48 |
The Beatles, Transatlantic, Kansas.
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Andy Webb
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Posted: August 13 2010 at 20:18 |
Apocolyptica (spelling?) has great cello work (...maybe because its 3 cellists and a drummer)
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oddiyo
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Posted: August 17 2010 at 00:24 |
Best violin, I would have to say would be Daryl Way in Curved Air. "Vivaldi" is a great example of electric violin. As for cello, I always admired Jack Bruce. From his Cream days with "As You Said" or solo material such as "Rope Ladder to the Moon". His songs really turned me on to the cello.
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DAVE M
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Posted: August 17 2010 at 03:07 |
Simon House of Hawkwind - Night of the Hawks
Geoff Richardson - Caravan
Eddie Jobson
Allan Holdsworth (1st tempest album)
Jerry Goodman - Mahavishnu Orchestra
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sleeper
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Posted: August 17 2010 at 07:38 |
Its becomeing quite scary on how we think so alike Joel.
And for Cello, probably Jackie Perez-Gratz of Grayceon/Giant Squid. Edited by sleeper - August 17 2010 at 07:40 |
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himtroy
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Posted: August 17 2010 at 12:32 |
David Cross's work with King Crimson, specifically the live improvisations.
Don Harris's work on Hot Rats (The Gumbo Variations violin solo is insane). I don't recall his name, but the violin on the early Mahavishnu Orchestra albums. |
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DisgruntledPorcupine
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Posted: August 17 2010 at 12:59 |
For some reason, I am absolutely in love with the cello part in "Vacant" by Dream Theater.
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The Runaway
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Posted: August 19 2010 at 07:56 |
Alquin has some fantastic violin moments on Marks. Gentle Giant also used a lot of violin on their first 4 albums, so you should listen to that. But Penguin Cafe Orchestra is the best violin use in prog, in my opinion.
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Formentera Lady
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Posted: August 29 2010 at 09:27 |
I just wanted to add this one:
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SaltyJon
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Posted: August 29 2010 at 09:44 |
I agree with the cellists from Alamaailman Vasarat.
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