How well do you know your music? Let’s find out with a quiz that accompanies this week playlist.
The subjects du jour are : Carlos Santana, Warren Haynes, Jeff Beck, Robert Cray, Peter Frampton, Jerry Garcia , Orianthi, Warren Haynes, Jim Hall, Attila Zoller, Al Di Meola, Earl Klugh, John McLaughlin, Marc Ribot
They are the Guitar Virtuosi selected among the 424 Posts we publish this week.
Tracklist
1 . Carlos Santana & Warren Haynes . Fire On The Mountain (w/ Phil Lesh & Friends) |
2 . Jeff Beck . Bad Romance |
3 . Robert Cray . Phone Booth |
4 . Peter Frampton . Lines On My Face |
5 . Jerry Garcia . Catfish John (w/ Jerry Garcia Band) |
6 . Orianthi . Soulshine (w/ Brooklyn Allman) |
7 . Warren Haynes . Old Friend |
8 . Jim Hall & Attila Zoller . Blues In The Closet |
9 . Al Di Meola . Blackbird |
10 . Earl Klugh . Mr Lucky, Days of Wine and Roses |
11 . John McLaughlin . Friendship |
12 . Marc Ribot . Solo |
And the correct answers (in case you missed one or two) are:
1. Carlos Santana and Warren Haynes joined Phil Lesh in a jam-focused festival show. LOCKN’ 2015 highlighted such collaborations with notable guest appearances.
2. Jeff Beck strummed his way through "Bad Romance" with an instrumental flair. This reimagined pop hit closed an evening of honors.
3. "Phone Booth" gained recognition on the 1983 album Bad Influence. It was later revisited by Albert King. The song endures through Cray's compilations.
4. Peter Frampton delivered "Lines on My Face" to enthusiastic fans. This song marked an emotional moment from his farewell tour.
5. The Jerry Garcia Band played on the S.S. Duchess in NYC. The 1976 performance featured rhythmic waves and sea shanties.
6. Brooklyn Allman lent her voice to "Soulshine," performing it alongside Orianthi. Her lineage ties back to the Allman Brothers' roots.
7. Warren Haynes dazzled at the Telluride Blues & Brews Festival. His act was part of a diverse lineup that included Gov’t Mule.
8. Oscar Pettiford conceived "Blues in the Closet," a staple in jazz repertoire. Jim Hall's performance in Hannover captured this enduring classic.
9. Al Di Meola renditions included "Blackbird" at the Relix Sessions. His guitar-only arrangement provided fresh auditory insights.
10. Earl Klugh debuted his self-titled album in 1976. This release paved the way for a successful career in instrumental music.
11. John McLaughlin merged talents with L. Shankar for Friendship. Released under Shakti, this album reflects Indo-jazz explorations.
12. Marc Ribot delivered a solo guitar set for ISSUE's anniversary. His performance paid homage to the venue's history and his ongoing influence.
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