Ralph Towner 4

[doublearejazz]

nice ..

:-)

..you wonna see/hear something realy innovative - how to improvise classical music ?!

look for video : "bach sarabande jazz guitar"

or go to renatorozic dot com /audio/bach or audio/mozat..

..you ll be nicely surprised ..

:-)

[piyomer]

super!! !! very nice! cool! :)

[macflyajs]

this guy is the first ben monder!!

[jipes]

Wonderful song it's like hearing malian music played with a Kora and some balafon It's just fantastic !

Thanks for sharing

[WEIR4EVER]

I was jsut about to write:

I'll be damned if that doesn't sound just like West African music !!!!

Saw Oregon back in late 80ies in Berkeley, CA; it was great.

Towner is a wonderful musician! BTW I got lot of Malian groove (& more even more Grateful Dead & Family) on my channel! Please visit if you are so enclined! Nice to see someone making the same international music connections.

: )

Cassidy

[andyzxc]

thanks g303 - great to see & hear some of ralph's wonderful work here. (by the way, the piece is not 'matchbook' but 'veldt' from the cd 'ana'.)

[bluesman1981]

think you need to get your eyes checked. it is a matchbook you can see the matches :D

[andyzxc]

i know it's 'a matchbook' -- i got 20/20 vision, i can see that for myself -- but when the clip was first posted, the poster had the name of the tune listed as 'matchbook' (title tune from a 1974 duo album with gary burton). 8 months agao i pointed out that the tune is in fact 'veldt' - which the OP responded to by changing the description appropriately.