they had to use 2 people bc they don't have a guitar that plays itself like Robert did

Fantastic rendition of this Delta classic...about as clean as it gets.

Your fingers are dancing on the strings..!!!

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playlist one

Rolling Stones - Fool To Cry (Rehearsal, Chicago 1997)

Surf Rider by The Lively Ones adapted and performed by Dimitar Daskalov and Nico Wouters

Surf Rider-The Lively Ones

One of my favorite songs, Van Morrison's "Baby Please Don't Go" will sure to bring you back in time, now with a new clean re-drum. Simple and elegant. Enjoy!

Van Morrison - Baby Please Dont Go (337iAM ReFix)

Bob Dylan - House of the Rising Sun

A CC0 music asset pack with exciting orchestrated scores.

The Wild New World

Interpretação de Renato França
Violão/ Violão 12

Can´t Find My Way Home - Steve Winwood/ Eric Clapton

The Wailin Jennys - Bird Song

Summertime - Janis Joplin

The Wailin' Jennys - 07 - Bright Morning Stars

05 - The Wailin Jennys - Storm Comin

Versión con Dylan cantando solo con su guitarra... fabuloso!

Tangled up in blue (acoustic)

Wicked Games

Parra for Cuva & Anna Naklab - Wicked Games

Jeff beck - Apache. Rock'n'Roll Party Honoring Les Paul - 2010

Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour 06 -  ' 'A Million Miles Away ' '

Sweet Home Chicago (Robert Johnson)

My great example of classical guitar, Frank Hiemenz, asked me to make things clearer.

I am Helmut Keller and I grew up in the mountains of Bavaria/Germany. When I was born, my first musical activity was yodeling ;-)
With 13 years I began studying the classical guitar and was very interested in bigband music, but could never play in a bigband, because I didn' find enough comusicians with the same particular liking of this kind of music.

So I played  guitar or bass or drums in rockbands, dixieland bands and cover bands. In the age of 25  I started working as a sound engineer in studios and on live performances in Germany and Italy for about 20 years.

Now, since 1994 I'm living in San Martino, a small medieval village with 35 inhabitants in Tuscany/Italy.
Working in studios didn't leave me the necessary time to elaborate my guitar playing, so my musical skills petered out. When I retired 4 years ago, I came up to light this unsatisfied desire to make music again.
I reanimated my guitar, bought me the sequencer program Cubase and started with some simple songs. Then I got a little more encouraged and began searching for good sound libraries to make bigband music with a virtual bigband, which I called "San Martino Bigband". As a former sound engineer I'm quite familiar with the the sound and the touching and playing all kind of instruments, which helped me very much in modelling the sound of single instruments. It's kind of fiddling and quite a time consuming  work but at the end I'm quite satisfied, when I found the right balance and transparency between all instruments. Once in a while some old musician friends are coming to visit me and I take the chance to track down the one or the other solo with them. That's a highligt for me.

Thanks for having read til here and for all your support and kind comments on my tracks.

Sweet Home Chicago (Robert Johnson)

hkeller

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