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New Antoine Boyer, Yeore Kim album
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Another great music album, (another departure from the genre). Granted I don't know if Antoine was at any period of his career playing strictly Gypsy Jazz. If you're following his YT channel, you know the guy is a musical genius. Not only one of the best living guitarists, but a forward looking composer, arrangar and director. Kim gives their music additional unique voice and beauty, virtuosity goes hand in hand here, almost no need to mention.
Every note wants to go somewhere-Kurt Rosenwinkel
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i listen to the CD since two weeks, great live band vibe, heartbreaking beautiful Harmonica, stunning guitar playing as always! I'm more into acoustic music theses crazy days but it's always thrilling to see and hear Antoine Boyer exploring new territory! Great to see the videos too!
Yeah, I lot of these guys are moving to electric guitar. Oh well, we'll always have Robin Nolan.
@Bill Da Costa Williams exactly. He takes one of the most iconic electric guitars played by one of the most iconic electric guitar players and makes acoustic version of it. Bless you Robin Nolan.
Leo Eimers did a nice job with that SelmerSG. I like how they took the moustache ends and "grew them out." This was a fun project and album.
I had an opportunity to play a ballad on it for a few minutes at a workshop: it was comfortable to play and the sound was rich and quite inspiring.
They had a live stream today
Holy crap! I just heard this song. Don't see it on the new album but I love the beautiful tone on that harmonica. Something like Toots would play? Just stunning.