Joel Paterson - Handful Of Strings

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 38:07
Size: 87.3 MB
Styles: Guitar jazz
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[1:57] 1. speedin' north
[2:16] 2. Twin Guitar Shuffle
[2:32] 3. Pensacola Rhythm
[2:50] 4. After You've Gone
[2:53] 5. Swingin' Easy
[2:28] 6. Northern Gentlemen
[2:48] 7. Callin' The Cat
[2:42] 8. La Paloma
[3:07] 9. Flyin' Low
[2:59] 10. Seven String Ride
[3:12] 11. Blue Steel Serenade
[2:48] 12. Mabie's Rock
[2:49] 13. Fender Freeze
[2:41] 14. King Freddie's Blues

There once was a time when the “multiple guitar” style of recording flourished, pioneered by Les Paul and carried on by such luminaries as Buddy Merrill and Jorgen Ingmann. With the invention of multi-track recording, the adventuresome guitarist could create lush, swirling guitar orchestras, all overdubbed through a labor-intensive studio process.

Somewhere along the way, the multiple guitar recording went out of vogue. Joel Paterson seeks to change all that with this phenomenal release, reviving the lost art of multiple guitar recording with “Handful of Strings,” the best album of its kind since Buddy Merrill left the Lawrence Welk Show.

Paterson is a monster player from Chicago who seems to soak up all the great American music styles like a sponge, and you’ll hear them all here, from jazz to blues to country and rock—and even funk.

“Handful of Strings” is essential listening for any guitar geek and a must for anybody who digs guitars and guitar music. All hail Joel Paterson, Chicago’s guitar geek extraordinaire!

Handful Of Strings

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