Easy on the ears jazzy guitar renditions of the classic songs that everybody knows plus three originals done with taste and style along with a couple smooth vocals.

15 MP3 Songs in this album (67:36) !
Related styles: EASY LISTENING: Adult contemporary, JAZZ: Contemporary Jazz

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Details:
This CD is a compilation of Bob Semanchikâs take on some of the best classic songs of our time in addition to three original compositions highlighting his love of guitar.

The musicâs appeal is for all generations. Songs that range from the 40âs to the 60âs will delight baby boomers and earlier generations alike. The original tunes come straight from the heart of a longtime guitar player and will appeal to fans of Les Paul and Eric Clapton.

If youâre looking for soulful, soothing music to relax to, the Brazilian rhythms and nylon string guitar of âBlack Orpheusâ, âCorcovadoâ and âIâm Gonna Make You Love Meâ will fit the bill.

For chord melody jazz guitar lovers, Bob tips his hat to Kenny Burrell and Joe Pass with his versions of âCheek to Cheekâ, âThe Way You Look Tonightâ, and âHere, There, Everywhereâ.

Bobâs acoustic âEasy Crusinâ is a must listen song that will put you in the driver's seat cruising down the highway on a sunny Sunday afternoon, and for those of you who wonder what it would sound like if Les Paul, Brad Paisley and Wes Montgomery got together for a blues jam, check out âBlue Lobsterâ. The soulful lead guitar of Bobâs third original âHot Rainâ will remind you of Joe Satriani.

Last but not least the âSomewhere Over the Rainbowâ rendition will transport you back to a simpler time and fill your heart with warmth.

Another highlight of this CD is the superior musicianship of the supporting cast, Don Wallace on bass, Sal Ranniello on drums and percussion and special guest Joe McWilliams on piano (âGeorgia On My Mindâ). All three of these fine players have been making music on the Ct. music scene for decades and their experience shows.