PHOTO: the amazing David M'ore and guitar fire. Courtesy Rosso Chiara Another fantastic double bill, the last Saturday in "NoTanDistintos" two international presences. First, we were visited by Argentine singer and guitarist David M'ore residing in the San Francisco, California for over 20 years and there has developed an important career as a musician, that salient point is the recent edition of his second solo album "From the Other Side of the River "where he mixes influences of Jimi Hendrix, Ritchie Blackmore, Albert King and others, resulting in an excellent work that nevertheless has a very personal. Of that, about their experiences having played with the likes of Izzy Stradling, Johnny Nitro, Tommy Castro, Johnny "Guitar" Knox and many more and other topics we talked during the interview, just before his guitar to surprise us with a explosive version "Sweet Little Angel" by BB King. Brilliant ...
Moreover, and as if all this were not enough, he went again for the program, the ineffable King George Clemons, the Sweden-based American bluesman who played with Hendrix, Ike Turner, Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, Don Cherry and Dexter Gordon and others to tell lots of stories, many of them musicalized by his guitar and even the odd horn that goes everywhere lately. Great ...
Moreover, and as if all this were not enough, he went again for the program, the ineffable King George Clemons, the Sweden-based American bluesman who played with Hendrix, Ike Turner, Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, Don Cherry and Dexter Gordon and others to tell lots of stories, many of them musicalized by his guitar and even the odd horn that goes everywhere lately. Great ...
David M'ore "Sweet Little Angel"
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