Parallel Realities Studio PRS CA 002
A re-post of
Stu Blagden's album released by
Parallel Realities Studio back in 2014. Great album which has just one problem associated with it:
John Preiss who is playing 7 strings guitar alongside with
Stu on side 2 has (can't imagine why) copyrighted one track and all re-uploads of this album have so far been sooner or later deleted by
Depositfile's copyright check. So here is one more attempt to share it, hoping that dear
John's copyright claim has expired in the meantime. Anyway, if you want to enjoy this release, act now, as tomorrow you might be confronted with the tasteless
DOWNLOAD YESTERDAY advice instead of a working link.
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Time for a Parallel Realities presentation of a contemporary artist: Renowned British guitarist and cavaquinho player
Stu Blagden (a frequent visitor of this site) with a selection of Brazilian music, performed mostly during 2010.
Here is a short biography of
Stu:
Born in Manchester UK
Stu Blagden studied Music at Degree level at
The University Of London Goldsmiths College
Nowadays
Stu is best known for his work on the
Gypsy Jazz,
Brazilian and
Contemporary Fingerstyle guitar scenes in London. Trained in rock, classical, Brazilian and jazz guitar,
Stu is a superbly sensitive musician with a fluid and creative style.
He has toured Argentina with the
World Classical Guitar Festival in Argentina, playing alongside
Eduardo Fernandez,
Roland Dyens Cacho Tirao,
Jaun Falu and other Latin greats.
Stu has an encyclopaedic knowledge of Brazilian music both popular and erudite.
Here is a selection of
Stu's renditions of great Brazilian classic + his own tribute to
Hermeto:
Lado A -
Stu Blagden guitar:
01.
Tristezas De Um Violão (Garoto)
02.
Se Ela Perguntar (Dilermando Reis)
03.
Chorinho Pra Hermeto (Stu Blagden)
04.
Luiza (Tom Jobim)
05.
Tristeza (Haraldo Lobo)
Lado B -
Stu Blagden cavaquinho &
Jon Preiss 7-string guitar:
06.
Diabinho Maluco (Jacob do Bandolim)
07.
Confidencias (Ernesto Nazareth)
08.
Naquele Tempo (Pixinguinha)
19.
Folhas Secas (Nelson Cavaquinho)
10.
Na Gloria (Raul de Barros)
TEA TIME IN RIO
