Word: guitars
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Flamenco Music (Jeronimo Villarino; Musicraft album). Fiery Spanish guitar work and shouting by a nightclub gypsy...
...muted-trumpet statement of Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man led into a tricky blues section: four saxophones playing over pizzicato plunk-plunks in the strings. The wow-finale brought back Ol' Man River for full symphony orchestra plus saxo phones, harmonica, banjo, guitar, organ, glockenspiel, tom-toms, bones, vibraphone, xylophone...
...year, will be seventy-five cents a couple to cover costs. Alan M. Winklestein '42 and Philip M. Foisie '44 will do the calling accompanied by Louis Rule '43 and Seymour Breslow '43 on the fiddle, Norris Tibbets '42 on the piano, and James Chapman '45 on the guitar...
...head, the foot; its tuning pegs, the toes; its strings, the dried veins fluttering from the bones. The lute was the great instrument of the Middle Ages and Renaissance until the viols drowned it out. In shape, its only popular successor is the lowly mandolin; but in sound the guitar comes closer...
Southern Exposure (Keynote album). The blues form gets too articulate for its own good in these songs by Joshua White, a talented, guitar-playing, politically sophisticated Negro whose titles give him away: Bad Housing Blues, Defense Factory Blues...