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La Selva Negra (5:04) |
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Gitana Mora (6:36) |
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One Quiet Night (6:10) |
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The Mystic's Dream (5:06) |
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Lumiere Du Soleil (5:15) |
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Rumba Arabe (4:34) |
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Eye Of The Sun - Part 1 (1:54) |
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Eye Of The Sun - Part 2 (5:23) |
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El Vaquero (4:59) |
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A Gypsy's Kiss (3:03) |
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Jim Stubblefield
Guitarra Exotica (CD)
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World/Fusion
Guitarra Exotica is Jim Stubblefield's first solo CD in ten years. As a founding member of the Billboard charting world music group Incendio, Stubblefield has been regarded as a fine guitarist and composer. Guitarra Exotica is a romantic and mysterious journey into a world of exotic melodies and tantalizing rhythms. With exciting pieces such as "La Selva Negra" and "El Vaquero", the infectious rumba rhythms will transport the listener to South America. The bulerías inspired "Gitana Mora" and the tangos inspired "One Quiet Night" draw influences from the wonderful flamenco rhythms of Andalucía. The hypnotic belly dance rhythms of "Eye of the Sun" are a wonderful contrast to the Eastern European sound of "A Gypsy's Kiss". Throughout the CD Stubblefield uses different guitars to match the mood of each piece. From the flamenco guitars on "Gitana Mora" to the gypsy jazz guitar on "A Gypsy's Kiss" to the electric work on "Rumba Arabe" and "Eye of the Sun", Stubblefield shows his versatility while also creating a well crafted blend of instruments.The CD features appearances by bassists Randy Tico (Strunz and Farah, Flora Purim, Airto) and Ruben Ramos. Violist Novi Novog (Prince, Doobie Brothers, Frank Zappa, David Arkenstone) and Bryan Brock on percussion round out the lineup. Instrumental Guitar (Acoustic/World/Fusion), total running time, 48:04 - Jim Stubblefield @ iTunes!
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