Guitar Player Gone Wild
by Busy Pete
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Compact Disc
World class Rock Guitar Instrumental music, Busy Pete does it live accompanied with bass and the type to drums. This three piece represents today’s virtuoso performances through a variety of rock/funk grooves and hooks.
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The Darkness
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Give Me A Break
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1. The Darkness
2. City of God
3. Crying Out Loud
4. Sad Eyes
5. Oh
6. Give Me A Break
7. Colored Grey
8. Blockbuster
9. Liver N Learn
10. Out of Luck
11. Fly
12. Feels Good
13. Untitled
Each song has it's own mood ranging from High Voltage Energy to Haunting/Depressing Sad melodies. Busy Pete brings a refreshing, new and un-safe style of playing electric guitar.
Busy Pete records his tracks live with only guitar, bass and drums, not over dubbing or punching in fixes but leaving in mistakes for the sake of capturing a performance which inhibits energy. He is a true player, not searching for perfection but making a statement through performance!
Busy Pete brings a fist full of new creative, refreshing licks and hooks to the rock guitar arena. Influencing many guitar players for over a century. Busy Pete's unique tone was created at the age of fifteen, hand crafting his own guitars in high school wood shop, perfecting an instrument to his own specifications.
Busy Pete's "Guitar Player Gone Wild" also includes live, un-rehearsed improves recorded with emotions, energy and an element of uncertainty leading the direction of the guitar passage. Each track has solo lead guitar placed on top of hooky, funky rock guitar grooves that leave the listener wanting to hear more!
2. City of God
3. Crying Out Loud
4. Sad Eyes
5. Oh
6. Give Me A Break
7. Colored Grey
8. Blockbuster
9. Liver N Learn
10. Out of Luck
11. Fly
12. Feels Good
13. Untitled
Each song has it's own mood ranging from High Voltage Energy to Haunting/Depressing Sad melodies. Busy Pete brings a refreshing, new and un-safe style of playing electric guitar.
Busy Pete records his tracks live with only guitar, bass and drums, not over dubbing or punching in fixes but leaving in mistakes for the sake of capturing a performance which inhibits energy. He is a true player, not searching for perfection but making a statement through performance!
Busy Pete brings a fist full of new creative, refreshing licks and hooks to the rock guitar arena. Influencing many guitar players for over a century. Busy Pete's unique tone was created at the age of fifteen, hand crafting his own guitars in high school wood shop, perfecting an instrument to his own specifications.
Busy Pete's "Guitar Player Gone Wild" also includes live, un-rehearsed improves recorded with emotions, energy and an element of uncertainty leading the direction of the guitar passage. Each track has solo lead guitar placed on top of hooky, funky rock guitar grooves that leave the listener wanting to hear more!
credits
released 05 May 2005
Busy Pete: Electric Guitar
Marco: Bass
Jeff Sedowski: Drums
Busy Pete: Electric Guitar
Marco: Bass
Jeff Sedowski: Drums
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