Where can I find more on this style?

BlackIbanezRG270DX

Im all over on my music, i love anything that inspires you to pick up a guitar but this is one of my favorite pieces ive heard in a long time and would like to know what to look for to hear more of this type of music. im just assuming but im guessing the indian music scene is not a huge industry like it is here. anyway, take a look and any clues you have are welcome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4X-KcODeAg

ACWild

Sounds somewhat like flamenco to me. Check out Armik and Jesse Cook. They're modern flamenco stylists and two of my favorites. I'm not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for.

iliace

Sounds flamenco-ish. Doesn't it look like the video and sound are a little off?

shredd

Any guy that sits down with just a git'r - no power, no boxes, no nuthin' - and can still make your bu++ move is a jammer in my book. 8)

BlackIbanezRG270DX

i looked around (i've seen flamenco guys playing like jose feliciano and andres segovia) and the only thing ive found close to this is in the legend of zelda ocarina of time a level called gerudo valley has a soundtrack just like that. heres just the song if anyone else wanted more on this style. still have no clue on what kind of scales they use but then again i only know the pentatonic myself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PGdcUDwhQs

BlackIbanezRG270DX

\ACWild\ wrote:

Sounds somewhat like flamenco to me. Check out Armik and Jesse Cook. They're modern flamenco stylists and two of my favorites. I'm not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for.

actually amirk is or has led me to what i need to look for. thanks

iliace

\BlackIbanezRG270DX\ wrote:

still have no clue on what kind of scales they use but then again i only know the pentatonic myself.

G minor, natural and melodic.

Tal Rules

Django'ish....

Here's Lagrene, and Rosenberg doing their Django'ish stuff..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipP8mYFOQeU

The real thing here..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEzsPGHsi90

Although, IMHO, the vid at the start of this thread isn't as good..

1st vid sounds a little Paco'ish, and Dimola'ish as well..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oyhlad64-s

(Lot more simple chord structure on the 1st vid as well as the Paco vid.).

BlackIbanezRG270DX

\Tal Rules\ wrote:

Django'ish....

Here's Lagrene, and Rosenberg doing their Django'ish stuff..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipP8mYFOQeU

The real thing here..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEzsPGHsi90

Although, IMHO, the vid at the start of this thread isn't as good..

1st vid sounds a little Paco'ish, and Dimola'ish as well..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oyhlad64-s

(Lot more simple chord structure on the 1st vid as well as the Paco vid.).

thanks for the reply n all the links, the d'jango things are a little more swing-ish than i like but i do like paco and Entre dos aguas is my favorite from him

ACWild

\BlackIbanezRG270DX\ wrote:

\ACWild\ wrote:

Sounds somewhat like flamenco to me. Check out Armik and Jesse Cook. They're modern flamenco stylists and two of my favorites. I'm not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for.

actually amirk is or has led me to what i need to look for. thanks

If Armik is the one who led you down this path, you may want to check out Jesse Cook as well. I bought his Ultimate compiliation on iTunes and enjoy listening to it a lot. Armik is pretty good too, but a friend of mine who is a hard-core flamenco player describes him as the Yngwie Malmsteen of the flamenco world as he's always breaking the speed limit. Personally, I like Yngwie, but J Cook has a pretty broad range and it's all good, imo.

BlackIbanezRG270DX

\ACWild\ wrote:

\BlackIbanezRG270DX\ wrote:

\ACWild\ wrote:

Sounds somewhat like flamenco to me. Check out Armik and Jesse Cook. They're modern flamenco stylists and two of my favorites. I'm not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for.

actually amirk is or has led me to what i need to look for. thanks

If Armik is the one who led you down this path, you may want to check out Jesse Cook as well. I bought his Ultimate compiliation on iTunes and enjoy listening to it a lot. Armik is pretty good too, but a friend of mine who is a hard-core flamenco player describes him as the Yngwie Malmsteen of the flamenco world as he's always breaking the speed limit. Personally, I like Yngwie, but J Cook has a pretty broad range and it's all good, imo.

im glad you posted this cuz like most kids my age i have a short attention span and half ass alot of things, i just learned the harmonic minor scale and am about to youtube jesse cook till i find somthing that insipres me. the way tou talk im sure itll be on the first or second page. thanks again for the suggestion and new(to me) artists

BlackIbanezRG270DX

and you were right terrific guitarist with a equally good backup band. also not to selfish to always take center stage even though he easily could.