Name: Te Extrano by Jose Gonzalez
Duration: 4 min 48 s
Description: Te extrano originally performed by Jose Jose but the one by Luis Miguel is best

Sofia Carrasco - Voz
Rodrigo Rodríguez - Guitarra
Rimsky Leon - Percusión

Lamento (Pixinguinha)

Romantic song by Alejandro Fernandez.  In C at 88 BPM

Si Tu Supieras - Alejandro Fernandez

Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going

A Bar Song (Tipsy)

something cute, kinda sounds like firewatch

In The Leaves

Rhythm and lead guitar going through ValhallaSupermassive for echo and reverb, using the new Pleiades mode. Bass is sent through a 4-voice chorus Pleiades preset.

Echoes From The Pleiades

Are You Even Real

Te extrano originally performed by Jose Jose but the one by Luis Miguel is best

Te Extrano

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In a career that took flight in 1985 with immediate commercial and critical acclaim, guitar virtuoso Stanley Jordan has consistently displayed a chameleonic musical persona of openness, imagination, versatility, respect and maverick daring. Be it bold reinventions of classical masterpieces or soulful explorations through pop-rock hits, to blazing straight ahead jazz forays and ultramodern improvisational works—solo or with a group—Jordan can always be counted on to take listeners on breathless journeys into the unexpected.

On his latest Mack Avenue recording, Friends, Jordan takes the time-honored path of inviting a handpicked cadre of guests: guitarists Bucky Pizzarelli, Mike Stern, Russell Malone and Charlie Hunter; violinist Regina Carter; saxophonists Kenny Garrett and Ronnie Laws; trumpeter Nicholas Payton; bassists Christian McBride and Charnett Moffett; and drummer Kenwood Dennard. The results proved truly outstanding on numbers ranging from a Bela Bartok piece to a Katy Perry pop smash, a heady original blues and three jazz classics spanning swing, cool and modern. There's a listener-friendly samba, an airy spirit song and an astounding nod to the atonal. Jordan even plays some serious piano on a couple of songs, revisiting his first instrument with newfound confidence and wonder.

Reflecting on the wealth of music inspired by collaborating with chosen peers on Friends, Stanley Jordan concludes, "I am so humbled and grateful to all of the wonderful musicians who graced this project. This collection truly speaks to my belief in the integrationist spirit of music. I'd like to move beyond 'fusion' and explore the concept of 'integration.' When you integrate styles, you combine them into something new while still remaining true to the original sources. The same principal holds for our friendships, which require mutual respect. Our friends are a mirror revealing the diversity within us, and at the same time they give us the courage to share our true selves with the world."

http://www.mackavenue.com/stanleyjordan

Stanley Jordan - Capital J

Dusko Gojkovich - Blues Time

Performed by Macklemore and Kesha
Produced by Joshua "Budo" Karp
 
Written by: B. Haggerty; K. Sebert; J. Karp; A. Joslyn; S. Wishkoski; T. Andrews
 
Lyrics by Ben Haggerty and Kesha Sebert
 
Additional Piano by Sam Wish
String Arrangement by Andrew Joslyn
Violin by Andrew Joslyn and Christopher Foerstel
Viola by Seth May-Patterson
Cello by Eli Weinberger
Additional Percussion by Teo Shantz
Choir Vocals by Tanisha Brooks, Josephine Howell, and Karma Johnson
 
Mixed by Jon Castelli at Studio X
Mastered by Dale Becker
Engineered by Tyler Dopps
Mastering Assistant – Mandy Adams
Engineer for Mix Ingmar Carlson
 
Bengal Yucky (BMI)
Dynamite Cop Music / Where Da Kasz At (BMI)
Gutterfunk (ASCAP)
D B Joslyn Music (BMI)
Swish You Were Here Music LLC (ASCAP)
Tyler Andrews (ASCAP)
 
© 2017 Bendo, LLC. All rights reserved.

Good Old Days (feat. Kesha)

I am trying to learn more about the keyboard instrument and how to get more out of it.  I think it sounds beautiful and it magnifies every song. 
At the same time I keep learning how to play different types of songs. But my favorite genre is ballad.

Te Extrano

Jose Gonzalez

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