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Date: Monday, 10-Jun-96 04:10 PM
From: Elson Trinidad \ Internet: (elson@westworld.com)
To: Jakub Kulesza \ Internet:
(jkulesza@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca)
cc: Acid Jazz List \ Internet: (acid-jazz@ucsd.edu)
Subject: Re: Reviews
On Mon, 10 Jun 1996, Jakub Kulesza wrote:
> Charlie Hunter Quartet - Ready...Set...Shango
> while soloing on the 5 guitar strings. On top of that, he's pulling some
> crazy organ sounds outta that guitar. This one is definitely, definitely
> recommended. Doing the Blue Note label proud.
I haven't heard the album, but I've seen him live a couple months ago.
The man is a guitar god in the making (though I know there's a few young
cats out there who have already thrown away their Joe Satriani posters) but
it's sort of ironic that the
role he's playing in the band is more like an organ player, playing the
manuals with his hands and the bass with the pedals.
The "Organ" sound is really the tremolo from his Fender amp; nothing too
fancy. It's the same kind of tremolo used in Dick Dale/Surf Guitar records,
just set more like a Leslie speaker.
Elson
The organ sound is actually the treble notes plyed through a leslie speaker
simulator with a volume pedal. I read that and asked Charlie over e-
mail -30-
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