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Dubious Tones (3:31) |
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Hemp (3:39) |
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Sphere's Blues (4:00) |
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Busted Lip (6:17) |
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The Creeping Man (6:23) |
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Backtalk (5:54) |
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Rhythm-A-Ning (4:21) |
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Peace (2:45) |
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She Never Knew (4:16) |
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How Great Thou Art (4:59) |
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America (2:10) |
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Steve Cunningham
Dubious Tones (CD)
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Jazz/Fusion
One of the most diverse and in demand guitarists on the Atlanta music scene, Steve Cunningham performs over 200 dates a year, playing jazz, R&B, rock, funk, nouveau-flamenco, blues, pop, and western-swing, among other styles. His CD Dubious Tones is a tasty mix of funky jazz-rock, western swing and slippery blues steeped in a deep, 'mysterioso' vibe, featuring Cunningham on electric guitar, lap steel and slide guitar, along with upright bass (Brian Hall), drums (Mike Haid) and additional guest artists on organ and horns. Dubious Tones offers a vast array of vibey guitar and lap steel tunes, including Cunningham originals, Thelonious Monk's "Rhythm-A-Ning" and a scorching version of the hymn "How Great Thou Art". Instrumental Guitar (Electric/Jazz/Fusion), total running time, 53:37 - Steve Cunningham @ iTunes!
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