Paco de Lucía — Entre Dos Aguas
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Daniello wrote:
It is called Andalusia!
It is called Andalusia!
Dubbelito wrote:
It is called Andalusia!
Sitting in southern Spain, with the sun blessing us with nice heat and cool breezes, and this comes on... Mastery!
It is called Andalusia!
magonivel55 wrote:
Yes, that is exactly how it appears on the album cover as we can see.
Pretty sure that the album title should be "antología", which would be translated as anthology, rather than the current "Anthogia".
Yes, that is exactly how it appears on the album cover as we can see.
Sitting in southern Spain, with the sun blessing us with nice heat and cool breezes, and this comes on... Mastery!
Pretty sure that the album title should be "antología", which would be translated as anthology, rather than the current "Anthogia".
skooba wrote:
yes, i love this style of guitar.
This is what mastery of an instrument sounds like. Amazing! 
yes, i love this style of guitar.
Dapps wrote:
Thank You for sharing your memories.
Many years, back when my son was small, we'd be off to Spain for our holidays and I'd have this track playing via cassette in the car just to get us in the 'Spanish' mood. ❤️
Wonderful memories, thanks Bill.
Thank You for sharing your memories.
Many years, back when my son was small, we'd be off to Spain for our holidays and I'd have this track playing via cassette in the car just to get us in the 'Spanish' mood. ❤️
Wonderful memories, thanks Bill.
Wonderful memories, thanks Bill.
SUPERB!! Thanx RP!
MrStatenIsle wrote:
Classical guitar, which also happens to be an acoustic guitar.
Flamenco guitar (wrongly called spanish guitar) which is actually a different type of guitar than the classical one.
Classical guitar, which also happens to be an acoustic guitar.
Flamenco guitar (wrongly called spanish guitar) which is actually a different type of guitar than the classical one.
SynapseRider wrote:
He is a svengali so maybe. I was kinda thinking 'is that Khan?' (or is that "KHAN!!! from Star Trek)
Is that Elaine's psychiatrist?
He is a svengali so maybe. I was kinda thinking 'is that Khan?' (or is that "KHAN!!! from Star Trek)
itsme_bygolly wrote:
Man, this comment board can detour into some weird spaces.
I Agree!!
Man, this comment board can detour into some weird spaces.
I Agree!!
Oxen1morale wrote:
I will have to take your word for it! I will keep my eye out for them on WORLD MIX! Thank You!
This reminds me of Uruguayan tangos
I will have to take your word for it! I will keep my eye out for them on WORLD MIX! Thank You!
This reminds me of Uruguayan tangos
Jelani wrote:
"Sexist by design"? As Opposed to the Girl Scouts? And BTW, sexist has nothing to do with perversion,ie: peadophelia. It was an organization to promote skills, responsibility, respect, and self sufficiency of boys who were to become men. I was a Cub Scout, a Webelo, and for a brief time, a Boy Scout. We used to make fun of the title 'Webelo', for obvious reasons, but neither I, nor anyone I knew in the Scouts had any of the experiences that are coming to the forefront of the organization. I learned a lot with them and had many fun times...which had nothing to do with sex. That doesn't mean I defend the actions of the bad players in the organization.
Man, this comment board can detour into some weird spaces.
"Sexist by design"? As Opposed to the Girl Scouts? And BTW, sexist has nothing to do with perversion,ie: peadophelia. It was an organization to promote skills, responsibility, respect, and self sufficiency of boys who were to become men. I was a Cub Scout, a Webelo, and for a brief time, a Boy Scout. We used to make fun of the title 'Webelo', for obvious reasons, but neither I, nor anyone I knew in the Scouts had any of the experiences that are coming to the forefront of the organization. I learned a lot with them and had many fun times...which had nothing to do with sex. That doesn't mean I defend the actions of the bad players in the organization.
Man, this comment board can detour into some weird spaces.
sqqqrly wrote:
The British colonialism comment is utter rubbish. You should back that up with some data.
would that everyone would back up their statements with data....alas
The British colonialism comment is utter rubbish. You should back that up with some data.
would that everyone would back up their statements with data....alas
maestria e abilità
radioparadise9 wrote:
The British colonialism comment is utter rubbish. You should back that up with some data.
Bat wrote:
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
Unfortunately, history has not been kind to the Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts were the second (?) largest pedophile network in the world ... after the Catholic Church
Sexist by design, the BSA entered bankruptcy under a tsunami of child abuse claims
The original purpose of the Boy Scouts was basically the advancement of the "ideals" of British colonialism
I checked out Baden Powell the guitarist: smooth, deep
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
Unfortunately, history has not been kind to the Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts were the second (?) largest pedophile network in the world ... after the Catholic Church
Sexist by design, the BSA entered bankruptcy under a tsunami of child abuse claims
The original purpose of the Boy Scouts was basically the advancement of the "ideals" of British colonialism
I checked out Baden Powell the guitarist: smooth, deep
The British colonialism comment is utter rubbish. You should back that up with some data.
dmiley wrote:
Andres Segovia is worth a look.
Indeed he is, first saw him in Massey Hall, he was a small, suited, portly man who spoke only to pronounce the titles in Spanish and French. Then he bent over his instrument and produced magic. Effortlessly, it seemed, but in the way that spoke of hundreds of hours practice. He played Albéniz, Tárrega, Rodrigo and Enrique Granados.
I then owned 1 album of his music ( I still have those pieces, albeit flac now)but I was left astounded that anybody could reproduce perfection in a strange location with a crowd largely unused to classical Spanish guitar music. All of whom leapt to their feet at the conclusion of his set.
Me included.
Having said all that, Paco DeLucia was probably a better guitarist.
Andres Segovia is worth a look.
Indeed he is, first saw him in Massey Hall, he was a small, suited, portly man who spoke only to pronounce the titles in Spanish and French. Then he bent over his instrument and produced magic. Effortlessly, it seemed, but in the way that spoke of hundreds of hours practice. He played Albéniz, Tárrega, Rodrigo and Enrique Granados.
I then owned 1 album of his music ( I still have those pieces, albeit flac now)but I was left astounded that anybody could reproduce perfection in a strange location with a crowd largely unused to classical Spanish guitar music. All of whom leapt to their feet at the conclusion of his set.
Me included.
Having said all that, Paco DeLucia was probably a better guitarist.
impediguy wrote:
Andres Segovia is worth a look.
In my opinion, Paco de Lucia was the best acoustic guitar player in the world (including the classic genre). I was fortunate to see his recorded performance at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, CA (first tour on American soil in thirteen years), and later at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley. Those were magical nights. I will never forget them. Moreover, I will never forget him. RIP.
Andres Segovia is worth a look.
radioparadise9 wrote:
"Sexist by design"? As Opposed to the Girl Scouts? And BTW, sexist has nothing to do with perversion,ie: peadophelia. It was an organization to promote skills, responsibility, respect, and self sufficiency of boys who were to become men. I was a Cub Scout, a Webelo, and for a brief time, a Boy Scout. We used to make fun of the title 'Webelo', for obvious reasons, but neither I, nor anyone I knew in the Scouts had any of the experiences that are coming to the forefront of the organization. I learned a lot with them and had many fun times...which had nothing to do with sex. That doesn't mean I defend the actions of the bad players in the organization.
Bat wrote:
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
Unfortunately, history has not been kind to the Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts were the second (?) largest pedophile network in the world ... after the Catholic Church
Sexist by design, the BSA entered bankruptcy under a tsunami of child abuse claims
The original purpose of the Boy Scouts was basically the advancement of the "ideals" of British colonialism
I checked out Baden Powell the guitarist: smooth, deep
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
Unfortunately, history has not been kind to the Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts were the second (?) largest pedophile network in the world ... after the Catholic Church
Sexist by design, the BSA entered bankruptcy under a tsunami of child abuse claims
The original purpose of the Boy Scouts was basically the advancement of the "ideals" of British colonialism
I checked out Baden Powell the guitarist: smooth, deep
"Sexist by design"? As Opposed to the Girl Scouts? And BTW, sexist has nothing to do with perversion,ie: peadophelia. It was an organization to promote skills, responsibility, respect, and self sufficiency of boys who were to become men. I was a Cub Scout, a Webelo, and for a brief time, a Boy Scout. We used to make fun of the title 'Webelo', for obvious reasons, but neither I, nor anyone I knew in the Scouts had any of the experiences that are coming to the forefront of the organization. I learned a lot with them and had many fun times...which had nothing to do with sex. That doesn't mean I defend the actions of the bad players in the organization.
Bat wrote:
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
Unfortunately, history has not been kind to the Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts were the second (?) largest pedophile network in the world ... after the Catholic Church
Sexist by design, the BSA entered bankruptcy under a tsunami of child abuse claims
The original purpose of the Boy Scouts was basically the advancement of the "ideals" of British colonialism
I checked out Baden Powell the guitarist: smooth, deep
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
Unfortunately, history has not been kind to the Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts were the second (?) largest pedophile network in the world ... after the Catholic Church
Sexist by design, the BSA entered bankruptcy under a tsunami of child abuse claims
The original purpose of the Boy Scouts was basically the advancement of the "ideals" of British colonialism
I checked out Baden Powell the guitarist: smooth, deep
idiot_wind wrote:
I understand why you called yourself idiot wind
Now...is that classic guitar or an acoustic guitar?
I understand why you called yourself idiot wind
Still waiting for the bridge 
La música de este maestro me da muchísimos recuerdos de España,me encanta ❤️
idiot_wind wrote:
Classical guitar, which also happens to be an acoustic guitar.
Now...is that classic guitar or an acoustic guitar?
Classical guitar, which also happens to be an acoustic guitar.
Now...is that classic guitar or an acoustic guitar?
Had the great pleasure of catching him live twice during the mid-2000s in NYC. Great guitarist to watch, and immediately recognizable to my ears. Within seconds of the start of this track, I knew it was him. Glad you left enough material to revisit at my whim, great memories of experiencing your playing live, and that you're here on RP.
Viviendo en España y escuchando a esto.....fantástico!
ecojot wrote:
If you like acoustic guitar, listen to Baden Powell. Brazilian genius.
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
If you like acoustic guitar, listen to Baden Powell. Brazilian genius.
That name seemed familiar. Finally it dawned on me. Baden Powell was the man who created the Boy Scouts.
And now I find that he played the guitar too.
This is what mastery of an instrument sounds like. Amazing!
Man you ALWAYSplay good tunes. However, as great as they are that last Zep sung sucked.
Very nice change. Thanks for the refreshing shift.
Wow, amazing
I love spanish guitar!
A true MasterOUTSTANDING
impediguy wrote:
If you like acoustic guitar, listen to Baden Powell. Brazilian genius.
In my opinion, Paco de Lucia was the best acoustic guitar player in the world (including the classic genre). I was fortunate to see his recorded performance at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, CA (first tour on American soil in thirteen years), and later at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley. Those were magical nights. I will never forget them. Moreover, I will never forget him. RIP.
If you like acoustic guitar, listen to Baden Powell. Brazilian genius.
Awesome!
Godlike....R.I.P. 
It's funny to remember what the three genius said once upon many years ago, when Paco de Lucía, Al di Meola and McLaughlin goes to play in a concert and they arrive at the same time that the concert's start.
- "Do not you rehearse?"
- No, we come home tested.
- "Do not you rehearse?"
- No, we come home tested.
Not bad!
WOW! Dancing around the BBQ
Phenomenal.
gatorade wrote:
Likewise. John McLaughlin was also at the show I saw, just like the album "Friday Night in San Francisco" (only many years later). Three great guitarists, but Paco stole the show.
I was fortunate to have seen him play with Al Di Meola. Mind blowing.
Likewise. John McLaughlin was also at the show I saw, just like the album "Friday Night in San Francisco" (only many years later). Three great guitarists, but Paco stole the show.
Outstanding, great musicð
Rip
In my opinion, Paco de Lucia was the best acoustic guitar player in the world (including the classic genre). I was fortunate to see his recorded performance at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, CA (first tour on American soil in thirteen years), and later at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley. Those were magical nights. I will never forget them. Moreover, I will never forget him. RIP.
Is that Elaine's psychiatrist?
thank you.....................
Entre dos aguas (original music by Paco de Lucía)
Me gustaría saber tocar la guitarra solo para este tema
Hasta siempre Paco.
R.I.P. Paco, thank you for your music.
I was fortunate to have seen him play with Al Di Meola. Mind blowing.
i really love his music, r.i.p. Paco
Fantastic! NEVER heard him before on RP - about time I would say...
RIP Paco.
such a great tune. it's in the library, has several high ratings yet no plays? hey bill, what gives?
Murcia is also in southern Spain, although not part of Andalucía.