Hi, Thing that amazes me about Bill is he always looks like he’s about to blow the next note but always pulls it off like the consummate guitar player he is.
@@genez429 what i wanna say is, that its not the complexity of chords, or melodies that make a song. there's lots of surf songs that are quite complex but sound very simple. and there's songs with only two chords that are really hard to play and never sound quite right...
I totally dig Bill's venture into this stream of Americana with "Guitars in the Space Age". The guy can do it all. His playful and slightly mischievous spirit come through in all of his music. I dig it all.
I served Mr. Frisell his scrambled eggs at Seattle's Hi-Spot back in the day. Saw his "The Willies" combo and had a GREAT time. I just love Frisell's tone and his approach.
I have been a surf music fan since the beginning. I may have heard every version of this tune ever recorded. It is nice to hear someone do a new take on a classic tune and actually add something unique and inventive. This just became one of my top three favorite versions of Pipeline. The top two will always be the original by The Chantays, and the cover by Agent Orange
after hearing IN MY ROOM this is a great song to I love the way they put a blues touch to the song ...great job ...I would love to have love to listen to them at a show
This is such a beautiful rendition. Pipeline is the first song, that got me hooked to the guitar, and this rendition is so nice and intricate and spacy.
Surf music and space genre characterized music in the 1960s, with the guitar predominating. Greetings. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XAvxYOH7Bbc.html *THE MODEL* Guitar solo version in the style of *KRAFTWERK*
Surf music, space genre and, eventually, robotic music characterized the melodies of the 60s and early 70s. Greetings. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mg8csEhcNMk.html *ROADHOUSE 💚 BOOGIE* Guitar cover by *Duane 💛 Eddy*
This is one of my favorite tracks on the 'space age', I saw these wonderful guys ten days before this great performace in bologna jazz festival. Thanks for sharing
Like all really-great guitarists -- Frisell's playing is always in service of the melody, the song. He almost never "shows off." The space between the notes is as important as the notes. And he has really good TONE. I put Frisell in a small group -- with Peter Green, JJ Cale, Mark Knopfler. But he really goes way beyond R&R -- into jazz, classical, almost every genre. Hell, he has 50 "main albums." BTW: I am in the process of adding Otis Taylor to my small group. Listen to his "Hey Joe Opus" to see why. He has a great body of work.
That's deranged! I have probably heard every version, every interpretation, and this tops them all. The personnel complement each other masterfully. Tone and effects are perfect, not overdone, just right. Wish I could get the name of the other musicians.
Greg Liesz is guitar player on left, long time accompanist with Bill, Bill even title a song after his namesake. Greg is a powerhouse studio player with countless other big names and also tours with Jackson Browne.
now this is worth listening and worth playing....can you imagine going to a bill frisell"s concert where he would play all your favorite venture songs arranged on his style?
Fabulous ... was blessed with a chance to take lessons a few years back from the right honorable jazz guitar virtuoso Jerry Schillinger ... who in his turn had once taken lessons from none other than Bill Frissell So this is like listening to the sinse of my sinse REPLY Read more REPLY
a lil bit diff fru what id learnted as a kid in '68. missing a famious intro, it to this so differant because of lawsuit? great to find an improve my repuguitar....
I really hate talentless musicians destroy a classical surf song, compare this version to the ventures and you will know exactly what I mean. Please, recycle these guys!
