Weird Instrumentation But Really Cool
March 4, 2009
posted by Mark Terry at 2:09 PM
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
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5 Comments:
Bela Fleck ROCKS! Totally!
Do you have his Perpetual Motion album? You might love it, given your musical history! The Bach Inventions are way cool.
Actually it's a little embarrassing to admit I don't have any Bela Fleck albums. I've known about his stuff for years, just never got around to buying any. I vow to rectify that. Thank God for iTunes.
Mark,
Bela is my idol.... I have followed him and have copied his banjo stlye for many years.
Did you know he is a graduate of Juliard? With a major in Banjo?
See if you can find some NewGrass Revival from the early to mid 80's. Some of the best instrumentation there ever was......
I didn't know that about Julliard! Funny story: my housemate played his saxophone in a practice room at CIM, and the janitor tried to kick him out. (There are (were?) no saxophonists at CIM, LOL. Only orchestral instruments.) Their classical guitar program rocks, though.
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