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Ricardo -> Paco classics, flamenco vs classical guitar (Jan. 3 2023 17:28:44)

I used to do this unplugged gig and am starting it up again after the pandemic had stopped it, and for advertising I came across these vids someone took years ago. A gentleman (Bill Fonville) had brought in his classical guitar that he built for me to try. So I use his guitar for the guajiras (no golpes) and my conde negra for the panaderos. It makes for a nice comparison between the classical guitar and the flamenco negra tonal qualities (no freakin difference IMO [:D])

Enjoy! (Sorry for the talking while I play, but this is typical gig problems).





devilhand -> RE: Paco classics, flamenco vs classical guitar (Jan. 3 2023 17:58:21)

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Enjoy! (Sorry for the talking while I play, but this is typical gig problems).

No mics for amplifying the sound.



mark indigo -> RE: Paco classics, flamenco vs classical guitar (Jan. 3 2023 18:28:42)

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Sorry for the talking while I play, but this is typical gig problems


you're in good company

last time i was in spain we went to cordoba and wandered down a street past the mezquita festooned with tourist tat shops... outside one with the usual racks of postcards etc. we heard some flamenco, so went into the shop. At the back of the shop was a restaurant with a small stage... and Niño Seve accompanying Moisés Vargas and a dancer. We went in and had some overpriced but ok food (worth it for the show IMO). But all the while there were people at tables gassing away.... [:@]

EDIT: I originally posted a video of Moisés Vargas and Niño Seve (not from the venue I saw them in, just whatever came up on youtube), but took it down as I don't want to detract from your thread. Anyone interested can just put their names into Youtube.



mark indigo -> RE: Paco classics, flamenco vs classical guitar (Jan. 5 2023 22:03:02)

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....guajiras .... and .... panaderos


what I meant to say was "nice to hear your fine playing, thanks for posting"

just out of interest, what else do you play in your restaurant set?



Ricardo -> RE: Paco classics, flamenco vs classical guitar (Jan. 6 2023 11:34:52)

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ORIGINAL: mark indigo

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....guajiras .... and .... panaderos


what I meant to say was "nice to hear your fine playing, thanks for posting"

just out of interest, what else do you play in your restaurant set?


I used to do all my personal compositions, to keep them in shape. Alegrias, bulerias, Solea, Fandango, Taranta, Minera, Rondeña/buleria, and balance with some covers of Paco, Sabicas, Escudero, and rumbas of course. Some people would dance Sevillanas and Rumba. It has been about 3 years since I was doing that gig, it stopped when the Pandemic hit, and of course I have lost a lot of that repertoire. Trying to get it back one piece at a time.



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