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#1 kirjoitettu
27.11.2009 10:31
Mitäs mieltä olette tästä huhusta?
Though it’s shrouded in mystery, news of yet another “supergroup” project is brewing — this one involving some of rock’s greatest guitar royalty.
Writing Monday (Nov. 23) in his online diary, engineer Kevin Shirley says he’s been recording with Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford and “many other” guitarists for some “high profile projects” about which he’s “sworn to secrecy.”
Shirley, who engineered Led Zeppelin’s How the West Was Won, goes on to say that in January he’ll be “producing what has the promise to be one of the most exciting ‘supergroups’ to come around in a long time.”
“[However], theory is just that,” Shirley writes, “until we see how the dynamics play out in the studio between these superb musicians. And of course the songs will make the real difference.”
Shirley also says he’ll soon be “remixing one of Classic Rock’s seriously classic albums.” Given that next year marks the 40th anniversary of such landmark discs as Santana’s Abraxas, Led Zeppelin III, and Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs, the range of possibilities is wide.
In yet another teasing nondisclosure, the veteran engineer said he’s set “to record one of guitar’s great legends” in December.
http://www.gibson.com/... [27.11.2009 klo: 10.25]
Crooked Vultures sentään toimi, tuo vaikuttaa jo ehkä vähän pelottavalta yhdistelmältä, jos sellaista nyt ikinä syntyykään. Liikaa kitaristeja! 
P.S: Mielenkiintoinen vastaava kitaristipätkä tuli tuosta mieleen, kun tänä vuonna Joensuun Rokumentissa oli elokuva It Might Get Loud, jossa Page, The Edge ja Jack White puhuivat kitaransoitosta ja soittelivat myös vähän keskenään.
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