guitar cds

Carl Lumma wrote:

>>And when it comes to microtonal Christmas CDs, another good possibility
>>would be Rod Poole's CD. And of course I wouldn't forget Easley
>>Blackwood's classic.
>
>Rod Poole's CD I don't know.

48:40 min of 13 limit ji acoustic guitar, very much influenced by
La Monte Young's Well Tuned Piano. I love it.

http://www.winrecords.com/wincatalog/deathadder.html

Guitar fans would also find Crash Landing by the Catler Bros.
rewarding: fretless & 13 limit ji guitar and bass, jazzy blues rock.

http://home.earthlink.net/~freenote/index.htm

I'm looking forward to the cd release of Jon Catler's other
band Birdhouse. If everything went well, they finished
recording it last Sunday. Birdhouse is a strange beautiful
blend of art song, rock, indian and other things that I don't
have names for...Jon plays his electric with interchangeable
fretless and 13 limit ji fingerboards, Meredith Borden sings
and Brad Catler on percussion (tablas, dumbek ...).

A friend loaned me Acoustic Stick, a vast improvement over
NH's previous cd. I dig it too even though I'm more of a ji guy.


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I made a mistake about Rod tuning! He nol longer uses a 17_limit but has
gone back to a 13 limits as you originally stated. Although liking the
intervals he found the frets two small to use. Also he no longer uses 5
(sound familiar!). so he has only 17 frets to the octive.


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