6 thoughts on “ In Moments Of Reverie - Mike Cooper - Blue Guitar ”

1. “The origins of my music lay in finger picking North American folk music and Afro American blues which I began playing in the late 's. I pursued this and then songwriting into the early 70's when I then discovered Hawaiian music and the world of American free jazz and European free improvised music which altered my perception of the guitar totally, especially as a solo instrument.

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2. mike cooper - Raft (Lp) - Room40 - Experimental. The item has been added to your personal Favourites collection.

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3. New Guitar Old Hat Knew Blues, an album by Mike Cooper on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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4. There may be gaps, missing names and no doubt mistakes - we would welcome further contributions to improve the record. “Groups” refers specifically to those playing pop, beat, rhythm & blues, soul and rock music, broadly utilising amplified guitars and drums plus in some cases, other instruments.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of Blue Guitar on Discogs.

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6. Jul 13,  · But the truth is, it would sound just as good had it been released in April, or July or February. There’s a power and authority to every moment here, whether it’s the wide-eyed reverie of “Buddy” or the heavy fog that seems to drift across the sonic landscape of “Bonafide.” – Tyler Wilcox, Aquarium Drunkard. soul.fivegallonbucket.netinfog: Blue Guitar.

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