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Komorebi
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Cherry Trees
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Buckaroo
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Good Vibrations
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Blue Rondo a la Turk
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Wonderful Land
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Claymont Waltz
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Glass Tango
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Dig a Pony
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Euphoria
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Spiritual
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California Guitar Trio West Hollywood, California
California Guitar Trio (CGT) was founded in Los Angeles in 1991. The three—Paul Richards of Los Angeles, California, Bert Lams of Affligem, Belgium, and Hideyo Moriya of Tokyo, Japan—met at a 1987 Guitar Craft course with Robert Fripp. CGT tours the world playing their unique blend of instrumental acoustic guitar music. ... more
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Another stellar release from this long-lived ensemble. Though the King Crimson influence is obvious & that comparison unavoidable, these guys have made many great recordings that can't be categorized as 'mere copies'. The perfect balance of aggressive riffing and serene soundscapes.
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Stick Men + Live + Gary Husband + No deception when you listen to that
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Sun Trance (World-Premiere Performance)
by Mannheimer Schlagwerk featuring Markus Reuter
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What a wonderful piece. Imagine a slow but steady Philip Glass-esque minimalist rhythm - then Reuter's sustained guitar notes gently yet forcefully floats in over the top. It hangs together so well, and rewards repeat listening. Well done Markus!
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