My favourite:
Son Of A Bach
Evangelina Mascardi
Yngwie .J. Malmsteen
Z.o.o. guitar duo
Andreas Martin:
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Loved all of them but especially Jethro Tull and Son of a Bach!!!!!
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I've often have day dream fantasies about going back in time and giving composers a listen to what modern takes on their music sound like.
I really think ol' JSB would enjoy Tull's take on Bouree, but I kinda doubt that Modest Mussorgsky would like Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's version of "Pictures At An Exhibition" for example.
I really think ol' JSB would enjoy Tull's take on Bouree, but I kinda doubt that Modest Mussorgsky would like Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's version of "Pictures At An Exhibition" for example.
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