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One Sound One Song
Released1997
Genre Hard Rock
KindInstrumental Guitar
Tracks11
Running49:35

One Sound One Song

Zen Guitar
Sold through Guitar Nine thru 2012

One Sound One Song, from Zen Guitar, is eleven tracks of samurai street punk from the late guitarist Phil Sudo, who had also written a book entitled "Zen Guitar." Described as instrumental guitar music that is equal parts Jimi Hendrix and the Japanese samurai, Sudo lays thick beds of groove-oriented themes. over a relentless percussion foundation. On "Tomorrow Never Knows," Sudo reinterprets the Beatles classic zen statement with swirling guitar textures, flavored with a classic Hendrix riff. The almost nine-minute "Steamrollercoaster" features charged rhythm work and a Rush-meets-Jimmy Page melodic motif over a furious drum track. In short, One Sound One Song offers fifty minutes of driving, electric music for large attention spans.

The record
1 Raise The Spirit Instrumental Guitar 8:04
2 New Mantra Jam Instrumental Guitar 6:17
3 Tomorrow Never Knows Instrumental Guitar 4:23
4 Avalanche Instrumental Guitar 6:03
5 Sudo Family Hoedown Instrumental Guitar 0:38
6 Naive Melody Instrumental Guitar 0:58
7 Finger Pointing To The Moon Instrumental Guitar 8:20
8 Slog Instrumental Guitar 2:02
9 Ascender Instrumental Guitar 2:37
10 Steamrollercoaster Instrumental Guitar 8:51
11 Rock Garden Rain Instrumental Guitar 1:22