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Multiple Wammie award winner (Washington Area Music Awards) and recent AFIM award winner, Al Petteway releases his first ever all solo CD. Al is best known for a series of Celtic-styled instrumental albums for the Maggies Music label featuring his acoust
All tracks are complete unedited takes.
Recorded at Fairewood Studios, Takoma Park, Maryland. Includes liner notes by Al Petteway.
Solo performer: Al Petteway (acoustic guitar).
Liner Note Author: Al Petteway.
Recording information: Fairewood Studios, Inc., Takoma Park, MD (09/12/2001-05/??/2002).
Photographer: Steve Schultz. Al Petterway Shades Of Blue Songs Shades Of Blue Review
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Washington, D.C.'s dazzling fingerstyle guitar virtuoso, Al Petteway, has weaved together traditional folk tunes and new compositions into a spirited Celtic sound on Whispering Stones. It includes originals for solo guitar and with flute, mandolin, piano, and cello. Petteway is a winner of three WAMMIES from the Washington Area Music Association for Best New Artist, Best Instrumentalist and Best Recording... ~ MusD
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