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Face First (7:03) |
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Canine (6:20) |
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After Hours (7:21) |
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Revenge Stew (6:03) |
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Salt Lick (9:44) |
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Uh...Yeah OK (6:41) |
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The Crawling Horror (9:45) |
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Boiler Room (1:34) |
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Boat Gig (5:57) |
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The Precipice (6:13) |
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Wounded (5:39) |
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Face First (CD)
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Fusion
Guitarist Scott Henderson and bassist Gary Willis, known as Tribal Tech (the renegade rock/jazz/fusion warriors) are back with the release of their 1993 album, entitled Face First. Equally adapt at recalling Miles Davis and Jimi Hendrix, the band successfully bridges the gap between jazz and rock, blending elements of entities such as Weather Report, The Mahavishnu Orchestra, Frank Zappa and Return To Forever, while simultaneously expanding the dimensions of jazz. Scott Henderson (also known for his work with the Chick Corea Elektric Band and The Zawinul Syndicate) is generally admired as one of the most exciting fusion guitarists in the world today. Gary Willis first made a name for himself in the bands of Wayne Shorter and Allan Holdsworth. Incredibly tasteful phrasing and standout guitar playing dominate Face First, and interestingly, in a somewhat bizarre move, the band dedicated the song "Boat Gig" to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King. Instrumental Guitar (Electric/Fusion), total running time, 70:43 - Tribal Tech @ iTunes!
In your opinion, which guitarist
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