Working Man Blues

Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu - Davide Facchini from "Spaghetti alla chitarra"

Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu - Davide Facchini

Lenny giving some a lesson
Beautiful Legrand tune and Breau treatment

I Will Say Goodbye

A "live in the Studio" recording by the Framework Trio: Ed Fleischman - double bass, Pat Cuttitta - drums, Joe Frame - nylon string guitar.  An original tune by Joe Frame painting a "musical protrait" of Long Beach Island, NJ (Photo courtesy of James Irwin)

Unknown album (8/18/2016 10:00:27 AM)

Sea Miles

THis was a radio interview regarding the music book, Visions.  You will hear the legendary Guitarist Stephen D. Anderson playing examples from the book, along with Lenny Breau and Buddy Emmons playing tunes from various recordings.

Radio interview for Visions, A Personal Tribut for Jazz Guitarist Lenny Breau

Another unexpected discovery: this is a song I wrote right after my band (Actuel) met with a catastrophe, ending a tour of the east coast in 1983. I moved directly to NYC to what was, at the time, one of the roughest areas of the city: E. 5th St. between Ave B & C, where I wrote and did this first recording of it. About a year later I recorded the song in full (w/lyrics & vocals, rhythm section, etc) but this is an instrumental version, spontaneous and somewhat unique. I did 2 mixes but this one was lost until now. I have posted the other mix in the past but it wasn’t the best of the 2, so finding this 2nd (and far better) mix is very gratifying, and unexpected. Most of all, for me it invokes a time of turmoil but also a kind of hopeful energy I found in the city, at a time that it was most needed.

That's Life Today (lost mix ’83)

What A Friend We Have In Jesus was recorded in my Home Studio.
Steel Guitar ( A Capela) - Emmons 1994 LLGII - 3x7
Amplification - Digitech GPS 2101 Studio Tube  Pre Amp
Effects - Delay and Reverber

Adair Torres - What A Friend We Have In Jesus

Recorded 9/4/77 at Mississippi Whiskers, Nashville TN

Lenny Breau "Impression of a Radio"

Lenny Breau plays a solo version of "Emily" at the University of Maine in Orono, 1976. (nylon string guitar)

LB Orono8 Emily

Estudo sobre o Tema Aura Lee e Yesterday À Capella com Pedal Steel Guitar.

Radio interview for Visions, A Personal Tribut for Jazz Guitarist Lenny Breau

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