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Subject: New Guitar Geek CD: Fiery electric classical, world, rock, jazz, separate &  blended
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"SUBTLE HINT" is Ferguson's CD release, the 3rd.
Electric and acoustic sounds from his guitars are heard.

>From rock and jazz and classical, Romantic &  Baroque,
To Hindustani rag,  Eastern European Folk,

And many more a genre are explored and rendered here,
Mixed and blended, found, invented, all for you to hear,

With saxist Noah Peterson,  Chris Goldthorpe on the bass,
Drummer Kevin Cosgrove, tabla-ist Tzara keeping pace.

Eighty minutes, twenty tunes, all in their finished state,
Many nice suprises there, within the tracks, await.

Listen @ http://www.debone.com/subtlehint.html

Subtle Hint Tracks
1) Liberation (K. Ferguson) - Passion for what it should be, a twist of
irony bespoke...
2) Fugued Rachenitsa (K. Ferguson) - Modern fusion of Baroque & Eastern
European Folk
3) Chaconne - Chaconne by J. Sebastian Bach , performed on an electric
axe.
4) Technology Has Replaced Us All (K. Ferguson) - Technology's replaced
us all and here's a stab at what it lacks.
5) Kedar Tease - (K. Ferguson) - Hindustani Rag that comes the closest
to harmonic series.
6) Ben's Journey (K. Ferguson) - A tune like this could prove or not
the crux of one of Ben's theories.
7) Gotchya Cha Cha (K. Ferguson) - Gotchya or no gotchya, it's a
Latin-ish playground.
8) Dante's Nightmare (K. Ferguson) - "And the wild beasts and the
shepherds quickly flee at the sound."
9) Awaiting The Past (K. Ferguson) - Indulging in and soaking in
nostalgic type desires.
10) Morrie's Pie (K. Ferguson) - Moments of rare moods of one who
consiously expires.
11) A Fleeting Passion (K. Ferguson) - Passions rise and passions meet,
passions dance, a passion fleets.
12) Dafino Vino Tsrveno (Beranche, Macedonian trad. var.) - Lift and
step and lift your feet. Seven and five, together, twelve beats.
13) Introduction And Rondo Capriccioso (Camille Saint-Saens) - He wrote
and dedicated this in 1863.
14) Heated Discussions (K. Ferguson) - Voices dance and dart about, and
join or fight or flee.
15) Mayday Macedonia (K. Ferguson) - Ima loshi neshta tamu. Shto kje
mozhish da pravish?
16) Vivaldi Style (Adapted from Vivaldi's Violin Concerto in D) - Of
the hundreds of his movements, it's "Vivaldi style-ish."
17) Ubava Pizza Rachenizza (K. Ferguson) - "It's A Beautiful Pizza" is
quite the place to dance about.
18) A Night In Portland (K. Ferguson) - Sonic tale of what it's like to
be in Portland and go out.
19) So Much For Justice (K. Ferguson) - and so much for poetry.
20) Never Been To New Orleans (K. Ferguson)