egberto gismonti Ghetto

egberto gismonti GhettoEgberto Gismonti's self titled 2002 release captures the Brazilian master guitarist at a point of artistic maturity, synthesizing decades of exploration across jazz, classical, and Brazilian music into something both reflective and vital. By this stage in his career, Gismonti had long established himself as one of the most harmonically inventive and technically fearless musicians in contemporary jazz, and here he demonstrates that restless creativity

This album celebrates the frontier ballad tradition

Einaudi's work strips orchestral music back to its essentials—repeating piano phrases

Wo Komm Ich Her

If you want romantic-era piano music that goes beyond the usual suspects

Clapton's influence on rock guitar is undeniable

capturing his distinctive voice across ska and reggae styles

From "Pictures From Life In The Country Op

Black Diamond 7:40

In Klammern

You'll hear raw horn sections

Freight Train Boogie

Minor Run-Down 7:38