A very nice instrumental album, not really dubby or rather on the edge.
I really appreciate the jazzy acoustic guitar solos... they really inspire me.
Big up!
Yo! I really like the album straight away.
The guitar solos carry the entire album with ease.
The riddims also groove very well, although they tend to fade into the background due to the excellent guitar solos and probably (hopefully) recover a little from their somewhat weak diversity and dig their way into my musical heart a little more.
However, I'm a bit confused. This is really just meant as a question and not as a know-it-all! I feel the guitar (luckily)
not as jazzy but much more as it is described.
Above all, it reminds me of Spanish flamenco, although bossa nova may be a jazz style. In the end it’s all jazz “in the end”………. if I am not wrong ;-)
Greetings ………………… lemmi
Then I went to “Goggle” to find out a little more.
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3 responses to “Ronnie Lion: Spanish Town”
A very nice instrumental album, not really dubby or rather on the edge.
I really appreciate the jazzy acoustic guitar solos... they really inspire me.
Big up!
Yo! I really like the album straight away.
The guitar solos carry the entire album with ease.
The riddims also groove very well, although they tend to fade into the background due to the excellent guitar solos and probably (hopefully) recover a little from their somewhat weak diversity and dig their way into my musical heart a little more.
However, I'm a bit confused. This is really just meant as a question and not as a know-it-all! I feel the guitar (luckily)
not as jazzy but much more as it is described.
Above all, it reminds me of Spanish flamenco, although bossa nova may be a jazz style. In the end it’s all jazz “in the end”………. if I am not wrong ;-)
Greetings ………………… lemmi
Then I went to “Goggle” to find out a little more.
As long as ……………. lemmi
All right!
Bossa Nova is actually jazz too!!!
And learned something again………………….. lemmi