Julian Lage

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MikeC

Posts: 79
Joined: Mar. 19 2015
From: Panama (living in South Florida)

Julian Lage

I know this is not flamenco related but since I know a lot of us have very eclectic tastes in music in feel like talking about this excellent musician.

Last night I went to see the Julian Lage Trio in Ft Lauderdale. It was one of the most enjoyable and inspiring jazz concert I've experienced. It is a guitar, upright bass and drums trio. All three musicians were outstanding and had incredible musicality. It wasn't a display of virtuosity like in many jazz concerts. All solos were very tasteful and the chemistry between them was great.

Julian played the whole concert with a Telecaster and a Fender Twin Reverb amp. Clean sound but full of color and grit when he wanted. A trully amazing guitarist.

His latest CD is a solo acoustic guitar album and is very good. But seen him live is a whole different story.

If he comes to your city I recommend planning to see him live.

Mike

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