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RE: Favorite Contemporary Flamenco G... (in reply to Santiago)
I really love this..
Antonio Rey's style to me seems very contemporary with uses of 7th and 9th extensions coupled with whole tone and diminished scales, I would love to be able to play like this but, who wouldn't right?
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Joined: Jun. 1 2010
From: Halifax, Nova Scotia
RE: Favorite Contemporary Flamenco G... (in reply to Guitaresque101)
ahhh man, there are SO many great players!!!
One of my favs I'm listening to now is Moraito's "Morao Morao" - very in your face, solid grooves. EDIT: and of course Morao y Oro is killer. Released early 90s (92?)
Also Pepe Habichuela's albums are great - A Mandeli & Habichuela en Rama
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Joined: Jan. 23 2005
From: New York, New York
RE: Favorite Contemporary Flamenco G... (in reply to Guitaresque101)
I agree with everyone who's recommended Ricardo Marlow. I just got his album, Madera Sonora, yesterday. I've given it two listens so far, and it's good stuff -- really good!
RE: Favorite Contemporary Flamenco G... (in reply to Santiago)
Most renown Guitarist Juan Habichuela Nieto and Guitar-Maker Daniel Gil de Avalle together testing Gil de Avalle’s guitars at his Granada workshop and recorded by Tv channel France 5 for Échappées Belles.
His 2 new album to be launched on 9th September 2016.
RE: Favorite Contemporary Flamenco G... (in reply to Guitaresque101)
Diego del Morao - orate Amir John Haddad - pasando por tabernas Santiago Lara - El Sendero de lo impossible Adam del Monte - Viaje a un Mundo Nuevo
Those would be my recommendations. But, in my opinion, few things really come close to De Mi Corazon al Aire. Vicente Amigo, whether you like him or not, is something unique.
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Joined: Jun. 14 2014
From: Encinitas, CA USA
RE: Favorite Contemporary Flamenco G... (in reply to Guitaresque101)
I am always impressed by this guy. Really clean technique and a wide range of repertoire. He plays some classic stuff and puts his own spin on it.
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