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Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

 
OHHHHH MY GAWD ..... a Garbarek with Shankar?
 
Guess what's next for me?


Edited by moshkito - June 08 2014 at 12:30
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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

[QUOTE=Svetonio](...)
OHHHHH MY GAWD ..... a Gismonti album with Shankar?


Guess what's next for me?

I don't know about his album with Gismonti.
This is a title track from his first album with Garbarek, Vision, ECM 1983.

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Originally posted by SteveG SteveG wrote:

^Is Shankar the guy who plays a double necked violin?

Exactly.

This track is from hisTouch Me There the album produced by Frank Zappa and released on Zappa Records, 1979.




Here he played 5 string electric violin and singing.



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Hi,
 
Sorry ... typo. Meant to say Garbarek, not Gismonti.
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Originally posted by mrweiner mrweiner wrote:

Hey all. I've been coming here for a while without an account and finally decided to make one, so I figured I might as well post up in one of the forums!

I play electric violin in a band called Clouds On Strings (http://music.cloudsonstrings.com), and I recently realized that I need more string artists in this style of music from whom I can learn and draw inspiration. If anybody has any suggestions for prog bands of any type who have a violinist or other string players, I would love to take a listen!

Thanks in advance for any insight! I can't wait to hear some new music.

Kansas and Electric Light Orchestra are the only ones that i could come up with.
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There's a Japanese band called ROVO and they have violinist called Katsui Yuji.




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At the other end of the state from you, there's the five-piece prog band, 'Karl?', in Long Beach.  I've seen them live several times, and the woman on violin cooks it up, often, in their songs.  They've got a CD just out: 'The Universe', plus another very cool cut from an earlier local compilation.  If you can't find them, let me know.  Well worth a listen.
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King Crimson
Kansas
FM
Curved Air
Mahavishnu Orchestra
PFM (some of their stuff anyway like "Jetlag")
Ozone Quartet
KBB
Boud Deun
Krakatoa
Jean Luc Ponty
It's a Beautiful Day



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Originally posted by Prog_Traveller Prog_Traveller wrote:

King Crimson
Kansas
FM
Curved Air
Mahavishnu Orchestra
PFM (some of their stuff anyway like "Jetlag")
Ozone Quartet
KBB
Boud Deun
Krakatoa
Jean Luc Ponty
It's a Beautiful Day


Only with David Cross and he wasn't there for long LOL

Gentle Giant is another that comes to mind
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Originally posted by SteveG SteveG wrote:

^Is Shankar the guy who plays a double necked violin?


Edited by SteveG - July 16 2014 at 10:27
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Gentle Giant
Mahavishnu Orchestra
King Krimson (David Cross period, Larks' tongue in aspic etc.)
Sgt. (japanese post-rock, kinda hard to find, but PA has the best info on the internet about them Smile )
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I've never noticed much violin in Gentle Giant but I'm sure it's in there somewhere. It just doesn't seem to be an instrument that stands out much in there music imo.

Also there was a band who I don't believe has been mentioned yet called The Flock which featured a pre Mahavishnu Jerry Goodman if I'm not mistaken.

Edited by Prog_Traveller - July 16 2014 at 22:54
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Originally posted by Prog_Traveller Prog_Traveller wrote:

I've never noticed much violin in Gentle Giant but I'm sure it's in there somewhere. It just doesn't seem to be an instrument that stands out much in there music imo.

Off the top of my head…

Black Cat, Funny Ways, A Reunion, So Sincere, Mobile, Empty City, Sweet Georgia Brown, On Reflection (live version).

Actually, it seems like there’s maybe one track per album that prominently features violin.

I don’t think anyone mentioned Christoph “Nops” Noppeney of Hoelderlin, a band that’s way overlooked here.


Edited by AreYouHuman - July 17 2014 at 22:34
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Did anyone mention Dixie Dregs with Jerry Goodman (Flock, Mahavishnu Orchestra)?  I saw this band in the 1990's, they were scary good!!  I was close enough to Goodman to have pulled the cord out of his electric violin.  




Edited by cstack3 - July 17 2014 at 23:18
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Hello All, I am glad to be on this post as I recognize one of my writting. However there one other where a listing of all the string players was compiled.... Maybe someone here could direct me toward it....
 Thanking the fraternity  Big smile
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Have you ever listened to The Piano Guys?
Really good celloist!

This one is very great to draw inspiration from:
(The rest of them is not chinese in case u wondered)




Edited by DDPascalDD - August 25 2015 at 13:02
New album! "A Moment of Thought"
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Seatrain (Richard Greene, violin)
 


Edited by dwill123 - August 25 2015 at 17:35
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Originally posted by )Zears47 )Zears47 wrote:

Hello All, I am glad to be on this post as I recognize one of my writting. However there one other where a listing of all the string players was compiled.... Maybe someone here could direct me toward it....
 Thanking the fraternity  Big smile


Link is in the second post of this thread.
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