I don't think this is entirely CRAP.

What else?

Arto Lindsay's as fancy as I care for.

You know, I'm just crazy about this guy's guitar playing. Crazy!

But this guy is my favorite for sure.

here at 2:15.

sunlore wrote:You know, I'm just crazy about this guy's guitar playing. Crazy!

But this guy is my favorite for sure.

I knew I should have written 'non-jazz'/non-classical'.

Ug.

Rimbaud III wrote:Arto Lindsay's as fancy as I care for.

This statement made me laff out of my long sleeves.

That video was not too shabby. I liked the Django stuff as well.

Adam CR wrote:

sunlore wrote:You know, I'm just crazy about this guy's guitar playing. Crazy!

But this guy is my favorite for sure.

I knew I should have written 'non-jazz'/non-classical'.

Ug.

Well, Paco de Lucia is Spanish folk music. The fact that a lot of Spanish folk is really advanced shouldn't really matter. Besides, neither of these chaps were formally trained musicians, like the Candian guy you linked to, who claims to be inspired by J.S. Bach.

But maybe you wanted to see some "fancy guitar playing in genre's where guitar playing is usually sort of coarse that isn't CRAP". In that case, granted.

Adam CR wrote:I don't think this is entirely CRAP.

What else?

I find that pretty damn appealing too. It's what Stanley Jordan could've been if he wasn't a smooth jazz cheeseball.

sunlore wrote:
Okay, I can see the point about Django. But Paco, that's Spanish folk music for ya. The fact that a lot of Spanish folk is really advanced shouldn't really matter. Besides, neither of these chaps were formally trained musicians.

But maybe you wanted to see some "fancy guitar playing in genre's where guitar playing is usually sort of coarse that isn't CRAP". In that case, granted.

I kill you!

Adam CR wrote:I kill you!

With your chops?