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    Posted: December 18 2007 at 15:28
Just received the following from Camino Records:

Originally posted by snippet out of Camino newsletter snippet out of Camino newsletter wrote:


Also, as a preview of what's coming up next year, details of Steve's new solo classical guitar album 'Tribute' are now on the site.
It's release date is 11th February and pre-orders will be announced in the new year.
For more info go here:   http://www.camino.co.uk/product/tribute.html

Meanwhile, Steve has been working on tracks for a new rock album with, amongst others, bassist Chris Squire (Yes) and drummer Simon Phillips (Toto).
And we can't wait to find out what that sounds like!



Let's find out...
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Points: 392 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 18 2007 at 22:06
Hackett with Chris Squire? That might be interesting to hear.
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I have all of Steve's classical outputs, as good as they are, and they are, I frankly want to hear something else besides from Mr. Hackett. Honestly, if I want to hear the classical 6 string, I will put on Segovia or even John Williams, before I put on Steve. His "other" works are among my favorites. Hackett, Squire and Simon Phillips! now that I will eagerly anticipate!!! Bring on the pedals and the prog Steve!!!
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Originally posted by JesusisLord JesusisLord wrote:

I have all of Steve's classical outputs, as good as they are, and they are, I frankly want to hear something else besides from Mr. Hackett. Honestly, if I want to hear the classical 6 string, I will put on Segovia or even John Williams, before I put on Steve. His "other" works are among my favorites. Hackett, Squire and Simon Phillips! now that I will eagerly anticipate!!! Bring on the pedals and the prog Steve!!!


As much as I appreciate Segovia, I will put on Steve first. New classical album, bring it on!
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Yay more classical guitar!

I have all his classical stuff so far and it's great (especially "Sketches of Satie").
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