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04-18-2022, 06:23 AM
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A summer of guitarists
This summer I'm going to see Pat Metheny, John Scofield, Peter Bernstein, Mark Whitfield, Jesse Van Ruller and Wolfgang Muthspiel in concert, practically back to back. Great Jazz guitarists!
I already have the tickets. And you, who are you going to see?
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04-20-2022, 04:47 PM
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Just considering guitarists, this year, I've seen Transatlantic Sessions (with John Doyle, Paul Brady, Sarah Jarosz, Dirk Powell & Jerry Douglas), Tommy Emmanuel & Jerry Douglas, Martin Harley (as part of Harley Kimbro Lewis), Billy Strings and Eric Gales (with Danny Bryant as support). Looking forward to seeing Gordon Giltrap on Sunday and then Andy Irvine in May (OK, so it's bouzouki, not guitar!) before Eric Gales again in June (with Dom Martin as support) and then the granddaddy of English folk guitar himself, Martin Carthy, with his daughter Eliza. This year, in terms of bands, there's a heavy prog leaning: Cyan and Caravan so far, with, to come: Magenta, Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, Fairport Convention, PP Arnold (definitely NOT prog!!), Steve Hackett (celebrating 50 years of 'Foxtrot'), the Gong & Ozric Tentacles double header tour and Uriah Heep's delayed 50th Anniversary tour. I am seeing if I can also fit in the UK's premier prog festival, Summer's End, in the autumn (with Lazuli, Landmarq, Cyan and Mostly Autumn on the bill) as well as Arena's tour with new singer Damian Wilson, one of my favourite vocalists ever. The winter also sees the rearranged tours of Sierra Hull and Kiefer Sutherland. There will doubtless be more... 
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