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7 months ago
Rumba technique lesson No 1
MOre explanation here:
http://www.csybu.com/rumba....
My new guitar teaching video for your right hand. Enjoy
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7 months ago
Malaguena (better version)
My CD with my guitarduo is just published! You can download it here:
http://www.cdbaby.com/Album...
Or order the hard cop...
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I've been playing open tuning slide guitar for some time. Depression era delta blues, alternating base lines, finger picking galore and while I loved it, I reached kind of a "boredom" plateau. I've always loved flamenco guitar and Roma inspired music in general (sweet spot for folk and ethnic mus...
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1 year ago
Science of Happiness
Researchers at UC Berkeley are doing a wide range of studies exploring positive emotions and happiness. Experiments on the brain, nervous system, h...
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1 year ago
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FOR SOME TIME NOW, THE TONE IN THE MEDIA HAS BEEN PREDOMINANTLY SARCASTIC,SUSPICIOUS OF ANY SIGN OF GOODWILL, ASSUMING THAT SYMPATHY AND GRATITUDE ARE AT BEST SIGNS OF A WEAK UNINTELLIGENT (GULLIBLE) MIND. wHAT WE ARE FINDING THROUGH REASEARCH IS THAT THE GOLDEN RULE-RULES! ALTRUISM WINS OVER SEL...
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1 year ago
Valentine's Day, UC Berkeley style
Berkeley students tell their plans for Valentine's Day.
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1 year ago
high water everywhere pt1
high water everywhere, cover from Charley Patton, Ale Buster Ponti (myspace)
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Perfect. You even got his voice down. Nice slap thats not easy and believe me I know. I generally make do with hard plucking but Im workin on it. I can already play "Screamin and Hollerin" and since its not that far off from "High Water" i wanted to know: in the begining of screamin theres a walk...
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@ELTIOKAI Russians, Hungarians, even Spanish it doesn't matter all these cultures have incorporated Roma (gypsy) music in to their techniques. Flamenco is Roma Calo music, inspired by the Andalusian gitanos (spanish for "gypsy"). Take a listen to Argentinian Tango sometime, that's the contributio...