Ralph Towner - Solo Concert (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1980
- 7 tracks
- 47 min
- jazz fusion
Solo Concert
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While I wouldn't exactly label myself a die-hard Ralph Towner enthusiast, each time I purchase one of his albums, I'm genuinely amazed by his creativity and musical prowess. This 1979 solo show, released on ECM, features Ralph on 12-string and nylon guitar. It's almost like being there in the crowd, witnessing this master at work for the first time. Standout tracks include "Train Of Thought", "Ralph's Piano Waltz", and "Nardis". The performance is brimming with energy and self-assurance. Ralph isn't afraid to take risks here, and the payoff is fantastic. Give "Timeless" and "Nardis" a listen for some truly daring harmonic journeys. His technique is flawless. The sound quality is outstanding. Ralph's guitars sound massive and intricate. I'm particularly fond of the percussive right hand on his nylon string classical guitar. This is one of those intimate concerts where you can pick up on every little noise from the audience, but it's not bothersome. The pressing is top-notch. Highly recommended.
While I wouldn't exactly call myself a die-hard Ralph Towner enthusiast, each time I pick up one of his albums, I'm genuinely blown away by his creativity and musical prowess. This 1979 ECM solo concert features Ralph on 12-string and nylon guitar, and it's easy to picture yourself in the crowd, experiencing this virtuoso for the first time. Standout tracks include "Train Of Thought", "Ralph's Piano Waltz", and "Nardis". The performance is brimming with energy and self-assurance. Ralph isn't afraid to take risks here, and the payoff is fantastic. Give "Timeless" and "Nardis" a listen for some truly daring harmonic journeys. His technical skill is flawless. The production quality is outstanding. Ralph's guitars sound massive and intricate. I'm particularly fond of the percussive strumming on his nylon-string classical guitar. It's one of those intimate concerts where you can pick up on every little noise from the audience, but it doesn't take away from the experience. The pressing is top-notch. Highly recommended.
While I wouldn't exactly call myself a die-hard Ralph Towner enthusiast, each time I purchase one of his albums, I'm genuinely amazed by his creativity and musical prowess. This 1979 solo performance on ECM features Ralph on 12-string and nylon guitar, making you feel like you're right there in the audience, witnessing his brilliance firsthand. Standout tracks include "Train Of Thought", "Ralph's Piano Waltz", and "Nardis". The energy and self-assurance in this performance are palpable. Ralph doesn't hold back, taking risks that pay off beautifully. For some truly daring harmonic adventures, listen to "Timeless" and "Nardis". His technical skill is flawless. The production quality is outstanding, with Ralph's guitars sounding rich and detailed. I'm particularly fond of the percussive right hand on his nylon string classical guitar. It's one of those intimate concerts where you can hear every little noise from the audience, but it only adds to the atmosphere. The pressing is excellent. Highly recommended.
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