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• Things Are Looking Up
• A Very Small Room
• The View
• Get Up!
• No Such Thing
• A Ride In The Country
• Highway 1
• The Road To Hana
• Get A Klugh
• The 25th Day
• Tommy In The Morning
• Eddie & Carol
• The Small Stuff
• While My Guitar Gently
Weeps
• A Felicidade
Pete is back with another great CD, and it just might be his best yet!
Beautifully recorded, his guitar has never sounded better—his playing crystal clear and filled with emotion. This latest release finds Pete playing his signature solo guitar magic on five tracks, and backed in varying degrees by bass, keyboards, drums and dobro on ten more tracks.
On solo guitar, Pete offers stellar arrangements of John Mayer's No Such Thing, George Harrison's While My Guitar Gently Weeps,and A.C. Jobim's A Felicidade, The remaining 12 tracks are Huttlinger originals, and Pete's writing reaches a new high with this release. The View and The Small Stuff are wonderful solos, and when his band joins in, Pete really shines! A seasoned Nashville session player, Pete really knows the territory, and these tracks are a musical delight.
Guitarists will be happy to know that Pete is planning a companion Music/TAB book in the near future. Very Highly Recommended!
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Pete Huttlinger - Things Are Looking Up CD: $16.95
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• Goodbye Chester • Kim's Intro • Kim Sherman's • McGuire's Landing • Tommy In The Morning • When The Sun Breaks Her Silence. |
One of Pete's most popular CDs, featuring incredible solo guitar arrangements of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition," Bobby Hebb's "Sunny," and Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm," plus nine original Huttlinger tunes that cover a wide range of styles and moods. Includes "Tommy in the Morning," written for Tommy Emmanuel.
Here's the best news—Pete has personally transcribed the entire album, along with a dozen more tunes from Naked Pop and Catch & Release in his book The Peter Huttlinger Collection, listed below. Highly Recommended!
Product description/review Copyright © 2007 Guitarist's Forum
Pete Huttlinger - Santa Rita Connection CD: $16.95
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• Santa Rita Connection • Superstition • Sunny • Josie • Catch & Release • The Water Is Wide • I Got Rhythm • Tommy In the Morning • McGuire's Landing • Monaghan Jig • Darcy's Guitar • Brown Bomber |
• Fields of Gold • 'Tis So Sweet • Goodbye Chester • Hortensia • I Want You Back • Kim's Intro • Kim Sherman's • Oklahoma Twilight • Storm in the Valley • Walkin' to High Ledges • When the Sun Breaks Her Silence |
This ambitious 148-page book contains Pete Huttlinger's arrangements drawn from his Catch & Release and Naked Pop CDs, as well as EVERY track from his popular Santa Rita Connection CD.
Transcribed by Pete himself, these are extremely accurate transcriptions presented in Music and TAB. If you've heard Pete's solo guitar arrangement of the Jackson Five's I Want You Back, you know that piece alone is worth the price of the book! Highly recommended. Product description/review Copyright © 2007 Guitarist's Forum
Peter Huttlinger Collection - Music/TAB Book: $29.95
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• Peace Like A River • On Eagles' Wings • Redeemed • In The Sweet By And By • 'Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus • Be Thou My Vision |
• Wayfaring Stranger • Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing • I Am A Pilgrim • Here In Your Presence • It Is Well With My Soul |
At his concerts, Pete often receives requests to perform guitar arrangements of popular hymns. Over the years, he has crafted several exciting and varied arrangements of these treasured melodies, and offers his favorites here in this new Book/CD set.
The pieces range from intermediate to advanced, and include nine solos and two duets. Pete calls on a variety of influences: you'll hear touches of James Taylor and Merle Travis, with styles ranging from Celtic to even Bossa Nova on one track. Published in standard music notation and TAB —with Pete performing each tune on the companion CD. Recommended.
Product description/review Copyright © 2007 Guitarist's Forum
Hymns For Guitar - Music/TAB Book & CD: $29.95
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