Results for "guitar, electric"

Sharyl Smith

Born: 1948

Shot in the left hand in 1967. Took up guitar for therapy. Gigged in LA for 20 years. Quit to make TV shows. Now I play what I want. Nice!

Athanasios Konstandopoulos

Basically an engineer who enjoys playing the guitar.

Carlo Laurenzi

Electric Guitar Player, Computer music composer, Sound Director, pupil and Musical Assistant to M° Michelangelo Lupone. Performs both as a guitarist and live electronics operator. Collaborates regularly with many Concert Societies and famous Italian Composers. Currently working with CRM (Centro Ricerche Musicali, Rome, www.crm-music.it) in their projects in Italy and all around the world.

Um Som - Jazz Brasil

Born: April 14

A group of friends who development a frindship around de music. And, play songs with friends, include write and compose many songs during jam sessions, are one of the best things of the life. Another things are just consequences of that.

Jerome Ali

Born: August 13, 1959

Jerome received his first guitar from his mother when he was eleven years old. His Dad, the late Jimmy Ali sr was also a musician. Being a pianist, He encouraged Jerome to play by enticing him with songs by the great guitarist Wes Montgomery. Everything changed when he heard Jimi Hendrix. That experience prompted the beginning of many years of self-study that ultimately resulted in Jerome's ability to play and read music fluently. With no formal training, except a brief instruction with guitarist Earl Klugh, Jerome moved on to teach students of his own at M Studio in Detroit. Jerome's tribute to Hendrix was broadcast live on WDET-FM on September 16, 1977

Farrell Lowe

Born: February 10, 1955

Come join us for a night of adventurous new music in a world-class performance environment. This group features the musical skills of international performers RON MILES, BETH QUIST, DAVE WILLEY, and COLIN BRICKER. We will be performing spontaneous compositions alive in the moment! This performance will be professionally recorded, so please come out and be a part of this wonderful document. Visceral, vibrant, and FUN! Advance tickets $10. Day of show $15. Please contact Farrell @ 720-244-3105 w/ any questions. Farrell Lowe-guitar, electronics Beth Quist-voice, laptop, hand drums Dave Willey-guitar, accordion Colin Bricker-laptop Ron Miles-Sattva This is an all ages show! Advance tickets at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/58361

L.A. Jenkins

Instrument: Guitar/ Electric Dear Fellow adventurous music partners, L. A. Jenkins: Born September 16, Columbus Ohio Style of playing/ creative endeavor: modern jazz, / free improvisations, ambient/ experimental and first generation jazz/rock. L.A.’s influences and playing experience are diverse. He grew up in Columbus Ohio performing with funk and rock groups in several major market cities. L.A.’s major endeavor as an artist is first the creative style of avant-garde music. L.A. decided to play this style of music after hearing the “Art Ensemble of Chicago”, “Live in Berlin”. Sun Ra was L.A.’s, Jimmy Hendrix

John Bruce Wallace

John Bruce Wallace is a free jazz solo performer interested in freely improvised music with a focus on generating extended sound statements within the options afforded through solo performance. An acknowledged, accomplished guitar virtuoso working to create a new voice for the electric guitar, creating a new approach to the instrument, John Bruce Wallace is an incredibly challenging improviser, master of tonal dimension, expander of compositional style. Incorporating an aggressive, extremely individual wailing guitar sound that one has never heard before he invented a new technique of playing while continuously changing the pitch of his electric guitar

SE Kim

Born: July 18, 1983

Born in 1983, guitarist Sung-Eun (SE), Kim began playing guitar when he was around 15. Just like many other guitarists, he was first exposed to the music of rock and blues and later to all other types of music that you can find in this world, and then he became very interested in studying jazz. After finishing high school, he moved to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music. Since his Berklee days, he has been active in performing gigs around Boston area and soon after graduation he moved to New York to attend NYU. Upon his transition, he studied or shared the stage with enormous jazz icons such as John Scofield, Joe Lovano, Kenny Werner, and George Garzone to name a few

Han-earl Park

Shifting and switching from No Wave skronk to interstellar guitarist-as-drummer virtuosity, from stampedes of miniature Pomeranian Buffalos to All-You-Zombies heterophonies, Han-earl Park (박한얼) has been performing beautifully messy, joyously difficult, ambiguous and discordant improvised musics for over twenty years.

Park is drawn to the noisy poetry of interactive play; its pleasurable complexities, and joyous discords. He has become increasingly fascinated by the possibilities of refracting the improvisative through narrative tropes and forms, sometimes transposing techniques from fiction and cinema. He seeks musics that are ‘inconvenient,’ that resist easy resolution, and seeks practices that take seriously consent, affinity, agency, trust and compassion.