1 review for Stories for Solo Guitar

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   5 out of 5

   Francesco (verified owner) – October 19, 2013:

   Long awaited album… worth the time. Chris Woods Groove creates a wonderful acoustic sound, thick and wide. I call it the “thide” sound. That’s the Chris’ griffe.

   Stolen lines

   open track and first video. It’s a very punchy presentation of the Chris’ style. Great percussions, slaps and basses with the always fine touch of his Logarythm wood foot percussion.
   A textured song that will be a sought after for acoustic guitar lovers.

   Edinburgh

   How to create a brilliant theme and harmonize it with a unique ability of percuss and vibrate your guitar? Listen.

   Michelle

   A fantastic way to mix arpeggios and harmonics to tell a love feel. The wizard in Chris can mantain always the groove and this is his plus on the acoustic panorama. Not to mention a fantastic final firework of legatos and tapping

   February

   Is it possible to be a very lyric player when you are Chris Wood GROOVE. I’d say absolutely YES!
   And what a awesome use of percussion style with chords!!

   Unhinge

   Hey, acoustic players! Play this. Play it. Rythm, Harmony, Technique. You’ll be a better player after… Keep an eye: when it changes tempo you’ll be strike…

   I’d rather be

   One of my favourite. An essential example of the groove mean. Daft Punk would love this… That’s what should keep in mind a musician: Be as creative as Chris!

   Union

   Another fantastic theme, developed through a fantastic use of tapping and arpeggios mix. And always the so fine use of the logarythm!!!

   Return

   Wow! every tune is a journey, a sort of film story telling… I can’t resist to re listen it. Great palm muting style!!! Not to mention a fantastic left hand.

   String times

   Oh my gosh… What a groove… what a groove. Amazing.

   Rolling hills (remastered)

   What i’d say? it’s a classic yet. And a must to learn.

   Thank you Chris.