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For those who haven’t caught on yet, Chicckenfoot is the new band headed up by ex-Van Halens singer Sammy Hagar and whizz guitarist Joe Satriani.
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If you’re one of the 20% of the population who haven’t heard of it, Spotify is the best thing in free music streaming in generations. Download it (click on image above), create an account and stream whatever you want – almost everything is there. The only download is 1.5 minutes adverstising an hour – this is the likely to increase, so get in now while the going’s good. You can choose to subscribe for £10 a month, and have no ads.
The best thing is you can create playlists, so plug you compute into an amplifier, connect with a couple of speakers and have a playlist for every occasion. Even a £10 a month it’s a brilliant deal – some people are already stashing all their CDs and relying on Spotify for all their non-iPod music from now on.
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This is longer than the version on the 2002 Strange , Beautiful Music album; the improv starts about 3.00 minutes in where the album version stops – very nice too.
see Satriani page here
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Tony McAlpine looks about 15 in this one, makes you sick. The basics of his legato playing are all there though.
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This looks to be about five years old, but with Steve Smith, Tom Coster and Frank Gambale from the original VI lineup. Frank Gambale gets going about three minutes into this. Be warned though this is more straight ahead jazz than jazz-funk, with different instruments it could be be-bop.
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Just shows what you can do with an acoustic guitar – and a bit of genius! I’ll post details of where you can buy/download this track in a day or so, can’t remember off the top of my head.
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