Rythm Guitar

Samuel Davis Erwin - 50 Hymns On Guitar (3CD) (2008)
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Instrumental, Rock | 3CD

Samuel David Erwin was born on St. Paddy's Day, March 17,1951 in Columbia,S.C. How appropriate for a young lad with Irish blood flowing through his veins. He began playing and studying guitar at the age of 14 and soon was playing with local rythm and blues and beach music bands. Early musical influences included the Beatles, Steve Cropper, Jimi Hendrix, Terry Kath, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Curtis Mayfield, Wes Montgomery, John McLaughlin and Miles Davis. The variety of these artists would be paramount in the developement of Samuel David's ability to be comfortable and excel in various styles of musical expression.

Moving On is written and produced by Chicago recording artist and performer, Tenry Johns "the King Kong Rocker". This is his fourth album filled will upbeat, funky Blues and Rhythm & Blues cuts that express an optimism and joy that makes one want to jump and shout!
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BESATT has been formed in 1991 as initiative of Beldaroh - bass, Weronis - guitar and Dertalis on drums to spread satanic ideas by the music. In the year 1992 band releases their first reh ever - "Ares". Four years later the first studio album appears. Demo titled "Czarci Majestat" (Devil's Majesty). After that Besatt regulary releases more albums and plays many concerts not only in Poland but all over the world. During that time the band lineup often changes and to this day band leader Beldaroh is the only member who remained from the very begining.Curent lineup is: Beldaroh on bass and vocals, Astaroth on lead guitar, Colossus on rythm guitar and Exernus on drums. For all these years on metal scene Besatt hails to Satan and whole horde of Deamons related to His majesty.

After Creedence Clearwater Revival disbanded in 1972, Cook and Clifford -- who had played together since junior high -- remained close. They formed a production company together before heading off for separate musical projects, Clifford playing with the renowned Sir Douglas Quintet and Cook joining with a few former Doobie Brothers in the pioneering country-rock band Southern Pacific. When those projects ended, Cosmo and Stu hooked up again...