Adrian Legg Guitar Bones CD MP3

Guitar Bones Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Jazz, Folk, British Folk
Label	Favored Nations
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	84322
CD Universe Part number	5549898
Catalog number	5060
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 28, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Adrian Legg Guitar Bones Songs

	1.	Uncle Adrian
	2.	Jam Tomorrow
	3.	Elderly Jig, The
	4.	One-Eued Turk, The
	5.	O'Malley & DeLacey
	6.	Short Story
	7.	St. Mary's
	8.	Jam Today
	9.	Old Friends
	10.	Ghosts in the Hills
	11.	Een Kleijne Komedje

Guitar Bones Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

3 stars The Bare Bones
Mr. Legg has grown a few hairs since his last record and it makes me wonder why there wasn't more offered on this collection. The meager outing finds our hero going through a rather workman like set of not so remarkable tunes. The picking is top notch of course but this disc doesnt measure up to his last effort. Maybe if there were a few more tunes included I would feel differently.
Submitted by a reviewer (Atlanta, GA)
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5 stars Another good one from tuning pegs and ten fingers
Adrian is once again kicking,from the church chime arpeggios and neo-classical counterpoint. The gentle influence of the blues is begining to show in his slide playing and the classic e major workouts evident here .Hes an aquired taste ,TRY AND BUY !
Submitted by Mark (Lincolnshire England)
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