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Jim Opfer -> The Late Great...... (Mar. 30 2009 11:49:36)

This is a classic

Real shame he's gone.




Andy Culpepper -> RE: The Late Great...... (Mar. 30 2009 12:02:47)

Best guitar face ever. He actually looks like the notes are hurting him...like many of the great singers do.




Mark2 -> RE: The Late Great...... (Mar. 30 2009 14:45:03)

Thanks Jim-your right -classic.




Arash -> RE: The Late Great...... (Mar. 30 2009 16:05:19)

Thanks for this Vid. I really enjoyed it.
I love players who show such expressions in their face , very authentic.
With heart, body, and soul.

Here is another of these beautiful faces.





srshea -> RE: The Late Great...... (Mar. 30 2009 17:01:56)

quote:

Best guitar face ever.


I agree!




Spencer -> RE: The Late Great...... (Mar. 30 2009 23:31:43)

That is an awesome link - wonderful to listen to and watch, over and over.




Jim Opfer -> RE: The Late Great...... (Mar. 31 2009 10:55:09)

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Here is another of these beautiful faces.


Hi Arash,

Agreed.
I see he's been trying out RonM's sound gap test.
Sets the tempo, rubs his nose and returns to the guitar perfectly in compas[:D]




ddk -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 2 2009 15:47:30)

Thank you so much Jim! He left us without much documentation, before the age of the internet. I just love this video. I have to wonder what he would have been like today?[:)]

Cheers,
Dean




HolyEvil -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 2 2009 17:09:00)

I've watch his videos on youtube and he is great.
How many albums did he have?




Andy Culpepper -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 2 2009 17:39:29)

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ORIGINAL: Jim Opfer


I see he's been trying out RonM's sound gap test.
Sets the tempo, rubs his nose and returns to the guitar perfectly in compas[:D]


lol I just noticed that on the second viewing. That guy has some serious aire.




Jim Opfer -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 3 2009 10:14:18)

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How many albums did he have?


I have two;
Alurican - Solo guitar with two great Buleria.
Noches Gitanas En Lebrija, Fiesta Volume 1.

Alurican is very interesting. Takes a while to get used to beacause Pedro had a unique melodic feeling that sometimes jarred on first hearing but once it becomes familiar, it seeps in to your skin.
Noches is a live recording focusing on Cante with Pedro rocking away in the background.

I see from World-Flamenco site, there is also;

Pedro Bacan + Le Clam Des Pinini
Marisma.

I believe his recordings are now out of print. Sad.

Cheers
Jim.




Ailsa -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 3 2009 10:25:19)

[:o][:o] Ashamed to say I hadn't heard of him.....

But I have now! Here's another. Really puts feeling into it.





Ron.M -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 3 2009 12:05:32)

Yeah, Pedro was a nice player.

Here's a sample from another of the "lesser known" guitarists...

Quique Paredes...

There really is a wealth of stuff out there once you dig a little deeper than the headline players IMO!

He just seemed to vanish off the scene.
I heard he was involved in a serious car accident, but I don't know for sure.
Does anybody have any info about what happened to him?

cheers,

Ron




srshea -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 3 2009 15:00:34)

Alurican is out of print, but there are still some copies floating around out there….

Marisma is definitely out of print and totally unavailable…

The Noches Gitanas series and the Pinini Clan records are also out of print, and the used copies available on-line carry a hefty price tag….

I’ve got a handful of 70’s/80’s-era discs on which he accompanies Curro Malena, Manuel de Paula, El Lebrijano, and Calixto Sanchez. Some of these might not be too hard to track down. These are all great, though he plays in a considerably more straight-forward style than he does in these solo performance vids and on Alurican.

The easiest thing to find right now is the record he did with his sister, Ines, called De Viva Voz. Plenty of copies out there, and it’s a great record- closer in style to the more modern leanings of his solo stuff.

I agree with Jim’s feelings about Alurican taking a bit of getting used to. He has this rolling, flowing, endlessy arpeggiated style and a subtle sense of melody that I found kind of boring and uneventful at first. But after spending a lot of time with it it’s become my favorite solo guitar record. One of the many fantastic flamenco discs that is strangely and criminally out of print.




srshea -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 3 2009 15:04:04)

Ron,

The Quique Paredes record has been on my list of stuff to buy for a while now, and that sample just bumped it up to the top.

I really love the intro from the bulerias of his that you recorded. One of those things that really jumped out at me and stuck in my mind from the first time I heard it….




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srshea -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 3 2009 15:39:48)

Oh, Bacan is featured in several episodes of Rito y Geografia as well, but I don’t think any of that has made its way to youtube yet. But all that stuff is well worth buying and it's much better than seeing it on a tiny little youtube clip…..




srshea -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 3 2009 15:43:24)

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ORIGINAL: val

quote:

De Viva Voz

I've got this. It's wonderful.


Yep. Her voice also takes a bit of getting used to, I think (for me, at least). But it's all great stuff once you get into it.




Anders Eliasson -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 4 2009 0:33:58)

Its a very nice Bulerias.
I prefer Bacan´s style over the "big" names like Amigo , Nuñez, Tomatito etc.

Another great solo album is "Jondura" by Parilla de Jerez. A very different solo album. It took me a while to get used to it, but now I really like it.




Doitsujin -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 4 2009 1:25:15)

Are these classic falsetas from Bacan or did he played mixes of Sabicas and Montoya? When I began playing, I liked that a lot. Its all not too fancy. Nice.




Ailsa -> RE: The Late Great...... (Apr. 4 2009 2:58:14)

Just been searching flamenco-world.com for some of these artists and find quite a lot of it is 'descatalogado' [:@][:@][:@][&o]




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