MP3 Adam Solomon - "Rocket Express II " African Renaissance Blues
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African Renaissance Blues / terrible guitar title origin roots of the delta blues / blues like Ali Farka Toure's
12 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Acoustical Blues, World African
"Rocket Express II " African Renaissance Blues Songs
Details:
African Renaissance Blues (2003) Juno Award winner 2005:
Adam performed with AGS at Live 8 on July 2nd, make poverty history- in Barrie, Ontario, Canada
On his latest album African Renaissance Blues, Adam (Professor) Solomon returns the blues to the African continent where it originated with African slaves.
The effortless manner with which he controls the guitar so that it sings with him, adding a second voice to the piece, exemplifies the talent of this East African native. In African Renaissance Blues, Adam, has resurrected an art form, which is alive in West Africa thanks to a luminary like Ali Farka Toure, but is almost extinct on
the east coast of Africa where the preferred music is soukous.
Adam's style of guitar playing is renaissance because it carefully fuses the Mississippi Delta blues style of BB King and Muddy Waters while highlighting the African blues style-the rippling, almost repetitive guitar resists
moving forward in a linear fashion towards a definite conclusion, instead making circular movements, doubling back on a riff here and a riff there until it reaches an intoxicating climax. Listen to Farmer's Blues and you
will notice Adam's playful inventive talent, which allows him to dart in and out of R&B, a bit of jazz and even a snatch of soukous while steadfastly remaining true to the blues. It's a talent, it's a triumph, and it's a
beautiful album for endless listening.
By Opiyo Oloya
PERFORMANCES:
Salmon Arm Roots & Blues Festival, BC
Mont Tremblant International Blues Festival, QC
(BIA at Greek Town) Sounds of The Danforth, Toronto, ON
TD Downtown JAzz Festival, Toronto Downtown jazz, ON
The Silver Dollar Room, Toronto, ON
Healey's Club, Toronto, ON
The Rivoli, Toronto, ON
Vancouver Island Festival, Comox, BC
Live Recording, CBC Radio, Vancouver, BC
African Guitar summit cd release by CBC radio Canada/inc with music Africa,venue Lula Lounge, Toronto, ON
Cross Canada Tour/ and the US
African History month, Toronto public Libraries
to read more about Adam Solomon please click on Adam Solomon website on the left side of this page..
12 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Acoustical Blues, World African
"Rocket Express II " African Renaissance Blues Songs
Details:
African Renaissance Blues (2003) Juno Award winner 2005:
Adam performed with AGS at Live 8 on July 2nd, make poverty history- in Barrie, Ontario, Canada
On his latest album African Renaissance Blues, Adam (Professor) Solomon returns the blues to the African continent where it originated with African slaves.
The effortless manner with which he controls the guitar so that it sings with him, adding a second voice to the piece, exemplifies the talent of this East African native. In African Renaissance Blues, Adam, has resurrected an art form, which is alive in West Africa thanks to a luminary like Ali Farka Toure, but is almost extinct on
the east coast of Africa where the preferred music is soukous.
Adam's style of guitar playing is renaissance because it carefully fuses the Mississippi Delta blues style of BB King and Muddy Waters while highlighting the African blues style-the rippling, almost repetitive guitar resists
moving forward in a linear fashion towards a definite conclusion, instead making circular movements, doubling back on a riff here and a riff there until it reaches an intoxicating climax. Listen to Farmer's Blues and you
will notice Adam's playful inventive talent, which allows him to dart in and out of R&B, a bit of jazz and even a snatch of soukous while steadfastly remaining true to the blues. It's a talent, it's a triumph, and it's a
beautiful album for endless listening.
By Opiyo Oloya
PERFORMANCES:
Salmon Arm Roots & Blues Festival, BC
Mont Tremblant International Blues Festival, QC
(BIA at Greek Town) Sounds of The Danforth, Toronto, ON
TD Downtown JAzz Festival, Toronto Downtown jazz, ON
The Silver Dollar Room, Toronto, ON
Healey's Club, Toronto, ON
The Rivoli, Toronto, ON
Vancouver Island Festival, Comox, BC
Live Recording, CBC Radio, Vancouver, BC
African Guitar summit cd release by CBC radio Canada/inc with music Africa,venue Lula Lounge, Toronto, ON
Cross Canada Tour/ and the US
African History month, Toronto public Libraries
to read more about Adam Solomon please click on Adam Solomon website on the left side of this page..
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