RTP-area local music and culture

[rick sawyer <rickbang AT gmail.com>]

i once made an oath that i wouldn't talk about music on this listserv
unless you paid me.  guess chasw did the same!

r.

On 12/19/05, chasw <chasw88 AT comcast.net> wrote:
> I checked out his new CD, titled Mighty Rearranger, from my local library,
> after reading about it in one of these newsgroups.  Thanks.  I've been a fan
> of Plant ever since he struck out on his own after Led Zepplin.  He's a sort
> of pop singer, no question, but he crafts some very pleasing backup music.
> He's kept the LZ sound alive, IMO.
>
> This last one, copyright 2005, has 4 tracks on it that rise to the level of
> Plant's best.  I'm esp pleased to see him incorporate some very modern
> guitar licks, e.g., looping and tracks played backwards.  He's willing to
> include long hypnotic instrumental passages and the international influences
> are clear, e.g., a Morrocan Tar drum.  The sum of those new things seems
> vaguely familiar.  In any event, I recommend this CD for anyone who likes
> Robert Plant's music.  Check you local library and make your own copy.
> Support live music  - CW
>
> http://www.johnwinters.biz/listen.htm
>
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