2003
Suchergebnisse
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Recorded in Santa Cruz with drummer Rick Walker and third guitarist Mikko Biffle, with revolving bass duties, it's an instrumental rock album but one with no melodic themes, just molten, passionate soloing over simple progressions of 2 to 4 chords.
Alan Licht (born June 6, 1968) is an American guitarist and composer, whose work combines elements of pop, noise, free jazz and minimalism. He is also a writer and journalist.
Alan Licht. Born in 1968 and raised in New Jersey, I took guitar lessons at the age of ten and went on to play in typical high school cover bands and to study jazz guitar privately with Buck Brown.
A new set by the coolest chap in New York City documenting the before-and-after development of a solo electric guitar piece that Alan Licht has been playing out for last four years. Revered for his work in the Blue Humans and Text of Light, and a key figure in his generation's pantheon of experimental solo guitar players (such as Jim O’Rourke ...
Three Chords and a Sword is a collection of eight cover songs recorded by rock/experimental musician Alan Licht over a span of three decades. Re-imagining both Van Halen’s “Jump” and Sonic Youth’s “Tom Violence” from the perspective of American Primitive guitar soli, employing a chord organ to twist Pere Ubu’s “Heart of Darkness ...
Alan Licht. New York, New York. Guitarist from Love Child, the Blue Humans, Run On, Text of Light, Lee Ranaldo & the Dust www.alanlicht.com www.alanlicht.tumblr.com.
As an improv guitarist and member of avant-garde rock acts Run On, Love Child and Blue Humans. Through recordings like The Evan Dando of Noise? and A New York Minute, the Jersey-born Licht has emerged as a seminal figure in New York's art music scene.
