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In the end i`ve found Genesis music played on acoustic&classic guitar ( i know, this is not a G)
thanx&greetz Witek
machinianfpro 3 years ago
I love the way you play this song, even though I have not heard this before. Great job, thank you for posting.
favourus 4 years ago
Jejejeje, gracias a los dos. Lo intentaré. Saludos para los dos, ah y también para Amélie ;-)
hyperboreal 4 years ago
Hola Alex:
Me ha gustado mucho como tocas la guitarra y los temas que has elegido.Yo no sé mucho de música pero más o menos adivino por donde van tus gustos. Me gusta verte tocar , hay mucho sentimiento. Sigue así
Biquiños.
Kristi y Javi (vigo).
Se admiten peticiones :)
javierraimundez 4 years ago
Nice song, well played Alex - do you know any of the stuff from "The Geese and the Ghost"? Cheers - Philip
pint6x 4 years ago
Thank you Philip. Yes, I know a few songs from that album. I already uploaded a video, my second one, with parts of "Henry: Portraits from Tudor times" and I also have a video playing "Which Way the Wind Blows" and "God if I Saw her Now" that I might upload some day.
hyperboreal 4 years ago
ahhhhhh. i don't think i've heard this one before either but that music is so unmistakably Ant Phillips. Love it. Very fine job. Love that ending.
troubleclef 4 years ago
Very nice! Very Genesissy (is that a word?) Anthony sure didn't get a chance to 'show his stuff' acoustically with Genesis, did he.
chris21125150 4 years ago
He didn't have the time. Luckily he invested that little time co-founding with Mike Rutherford the arpeggiated acoustic characteristic sound of Genesis that can be found on songs like "The Cinema Show", "Supper's Ready" and many others. "The Musical Box" song is based on one of his early demos that you can find on Ant's Archive Collection Volume One (the track is called "F sharp"). So even though he stayed only for a little while his presence is always perceptible.
hyperboreal 4 years ago
Yes, that's very true. You can even hear his style on Tresspass, which continued to be their sound for sometime after.
chris21125150 4 years ago
Never heard this song before but I like it, good job!
KVron 4 years ago