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Nashville jazz trio of guitar, drums and bass doing originals and contemporary jazz. William Ellis: drums, Joseph Patrick: double, electric and fretless bass, Shawn Perkinson: electric and acoustic guitar.
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1. marco esu
Marco Esu: guitarplayer, pianoplayer, violin player ...
Marco Esu was born in San Gavino Monreale (a small town in Sardinia) on 16 December 1973. He took his first steps in the art world when he was just 8 years old, initially showing interest in the figurative arts. Subsequently, thanks to his sisters who were studying piano, Marco began to take an interest in music and with some help from them, he learned his first tunes.
When he was about fifteen years old, Marco began to study the guitar and create his first melodies in his own distinctive style, eventually making him stand out from the others in his field. Being self-taught initially and listening to a wide range of musical styles, including Jazz, he grew to love improvisation, which will often feature widely in most of his concerts.
Having studied the guitar for two years, Marco then decided to learn the technical side of music from Antonello Lixi, a guitarist he held in high esteem. Lixi taught him the technique and theory involved with his instrument and also instilled in him a passion for South American music, which was an important part of the maestro’s repertoire at the time. Marco also studied with other maestri like Patrice Graff (otherwise known as “Tito”), Jorge Cardoso at a specialisation course in classical guitar and other specialisation courses arranged by maestro Marco Meloni, the director of “la Nuova Accademia”.
When he was sixteen, Marco began to play in bands as their solo guitarist, moving from one genre to another. This experience enabled him to learn more and more styles of music and taught him to appreciate the pleasure of performing for an audience, something that he adores.
In 1994 Marco won a regional competition for electric guitars (solo 6 corde) by presenting improvised tunes for the guitar and a beautiful composition by guitarist Joe Satriani (Midnight) ...
Marco Esu was born in San Gavino Monreale (a small town in Sardinia) on 16 December 1973. He took his first steps in the art world when he was just 8 years old, initially showing interest in the figurative arts. Subsequently, thanks to his sisters who were studying piano, Marco began to take an interest in music and with some help from them, he learned his first tunes.
When he was about fifteen years old, Marco began to study the guitar and create his first melodies in his own distinctive style, eventually making him stand out from the others in his field. Being self-taught initially and listening to a wide range of musical styles, including Jazz, he grew to love improvisation, which will often feature widely in most of his concerts.
Having studied the guitar for two years, Marco then decided to learn the technical side of music from Antonello Lixi, a guitarist he held in high esteem. Lixi taught him the technique and theory involved with his instrument and also instilled in him a passion for South American music, which was an important part of the maestro’s repertoire at the time. Marco also studied with other maestri like Patrice Graff (otherwise known as “Tito”), Jorge Cardoso at a specialisation course in classical guitar and other specialisation courses arranged by maestro Marco Meloni, the director of “la Nuova Accademia”.
When he was sixteen, Marco began to play in bands as their solo guitarist, moving from one genre to another. This experience enabled him to learn more and more styles of music and taught him to appreciate the pleasure of performing for an audience, something that he adores.
In 1994 Marco won a regional competition for electric guitars (solo 6 corde) by presenting improvised tunes for the guitar and a beautiful composition by guitarist Joe Satriani (Midnight) ...
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After being hailed as one of the finest and most distinctive singer-songwriters to emerge in 2003, Kathleen Edwards is poised to vault to the front rank of contemporary music with her superlative sophomore album, Back To Me.
Back To Me (out March 1 on Zoë/Rounder) features 11 new songs that cover an ambitious range of themes, styles and emotions: from the brash bracingly-delivered self-confidence of the driving title cut to unique takes on matters of the heart on “Old Time Sake” and “Summerlong” to the bruised emotions of “Independent Thief” and “Away,” climaxing with the hard-earned wisdom of “Good Things.”
The New York Times praised Edwards as a writer whose songs can “pare situations down to a few dozen words while they push country-rock towards its primal impulses of thump and twang," and on Back To Me, she once again demonstrates that she can rock hard but also move a listener with heart stopping insights ...
The 26-year-old singer-songwriter's 2003 debut Failer started as an indie project recorded with friends in the Ottawa music scene. It was released by MapleMusic in Canada and Zoë/Rounder in the U.S., and on the strength of three singles – “Six O'Clock News,” “One More Song The Radio Won't Like” and “Hockey Skates” – Failer was acclaimed as one of the finest debut records in recent memory. No Depression said the album marked “the arrival of a rare talent.” Rolling Stone declared her one of year's most promising new acts and Blender said Failer's songs possessed “an indefinable pull that makes you love the characters they describe, no matter how fucked up they are.” Edwards toured relentlessly with Failer, collecting an armload of accolades and fans around the world ...
Back To Me (out March 1 on Zoë/Rounder) features 11 new songs that cover an ambitious range of themes, styles and emotions: from the brash bracingly-delivered self-confidence of the driving title cut to unique takes on matters of the heart on “Old Time Sake” and “Summerlong” to the bruised emotions of “Independent Thief” and “Away,” climaxing with the hard-earned wisdom of “Good Things.”
The New York Times praised Edwards as a writer whose songs can “pare situations down to a few dozen words while they push country-rock towards its primal impulses of thump and twang," and on Back To Me, she once again demonstrates that she can rock hard but also move a listener with heart stopping insights ...
The 26-year-old singer-songwriter's 2003 debut Failer started as an indie project recorded with friends in the Ottawa music scene. It was released by MapleMusic in Canada and Zoë/Rounder in the U.S., and on the strength of three singles – “Six O'Clock News,” “One More Song The Radio Won't Like” and “Hockey Skates” – Failer was acclaimed as one of the finest debut records in recent memory. No Depression said the album marked “the arrival of a rare talent.” Rolling Stone declared her one of year's most promising new acts and Blender said Failer's songs possessed “an indefinable pull that makes you love the characters they describe, no matter how fucked up they are.” Edwards toured relentlessly with Failer, collecting an armload of accolades and fans around the world ...
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Nashville jazz trio of guitar, drums and bass doing originals and contemporary jazz. William Ellis: drums, Joseph Patrick: double, electric and fretless bass, Shawn Perkinson: electric and acoustic guitar.
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With his unkempt hair, generally scruffy appearance, and laid-back air, Dave Stewart (b.1952) and Annie Lennox (b. 1954) (a slim, boyish-looking girl who could pass for a high-fashion model and possessed an absolutely electric persona on stage) outwardly seemed the prototypical odd couple - so much that for a while after the Eurythmics attained star status, most reporters concentrated on Lennox's animated vocal stylings and relegated Stewart to a supposed backup role....
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