Best Prog. Classical Guitar Piece

Snow Dog wrote: Horizons for me....by the way did Gilmour really play the guitar on Is There Anybody Out There ? I thought that I read  that someone else did it.

True! I believe that someone else did it, I think the reason was that the floyd were under imense pressure to get the album out as soon as possible and David just couldnt play this that well so they brought in another guitarist so they could get it down.

Although David is a brilliant guitarist lets never forget that technicaly he isnt.

 

Voted mood for a day but THE CLAP is better

Turn of the Century- but it's not there.

ps. the tasty classical sounds mentioned above are folk sounds

[edit] Howes best classical work is on the third movement of TFTO


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Blood on the Roof-tops!!!

Mood For A Day by far.

Paco Fox wrote: Cesar Inca wrote: Paco Fox wrote: Progger wrote: Steve Howe on Queen's 'Inuendo'.  And it's weird, being spanish, from Andalucia and the hometown of Paco de Lucia, that my favourite piece of flamenco-ish music is this one. I was born in Andalucia, too, my friend, more specifically, Cádiz. I currently reside in Lima since 1986, but I spent the first 18 years of my life in that little Andalusian town. Hey, so the famous (at least in prog fans circles) Cesar Inca has somthing in common with me!. Now I know of three Cadiz (province) born prog lovers: you, me and 'Engel', a guy who released a good Oldfieldish CD a couple of years ago.  Sadly, never heard of more!.

Hey, I married a lady from Cádiz: does it count?

 

ALSO LISTEN TO THE INTRO  OF LA VILA STRANGIATO

My vote goes to Hackett

but deep in my heart I'd say PFM's majestic "Appena un po" (from the album Per un amico).

Hi, My vote wents to "horizons", but I love the solos of "Pictures at an exhibition" - ELP and "The Clap" - Steve Howe and (the oppening solo of the album "Photos of Ghosts", forget the name)

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multitudinario wrote: Hello to everybody! I´m new in this forum. Please, forgive for my english, I know it´s very bad. I´m from Cadiz too, Paco. I was born in Algeciras and now I live in Madrid. It´s a great surprise to meet prog lovers from Andalucia. Well, for me the best piece of guitar are: - The end section of the Ancient (from Tales). - Mood for a day.

Hello, Paco and Multitudinario. Earlier this year, a jazz guitarist named Andrés Olaegui (born in Puerto de Sta. María - Cádiz, of course) released an album called "Como Niños", full of excellent jazz with flamenco touches. He used to be one of the two guitarists in the band Guadalquivir, back in the late 70s. His website is located here: http://www.andresolaegui.net/  Recommended  -- pure talent from Southern Andalusia.

Oh, by the way, Steve Stevens played some damn good flamenco stuff in both Bozzio Levin Stevens albums.

Regards.

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Hello to everybody! I´m new in this forum. Please, forgive for my english, I know it´s very bad.
I´m from Cadiz too, Paco. I was born in Algeciras and now I live in Madrid. It´s a great surprise to meet prog lovers from Andalucia.

Well, for me the best piece of guitar are:
- The end section of the Ancient (from Tales).
- Mood for a day.





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