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Cherrycoke / Acoustique

by Cherrycoke

4 tracks

10:19

1	Red	3:01
2	Loin	2:07
3	Comme avant	2:41
4	The sand of time acoustic	2:30

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Encore quelques idées... Enregistrées avec mon ancienne Gratte....

Plutot tranquille !!!

Enregistré sans metronome, comme ça vient.... désolé pour le tempo ! lol

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Reviews on Cherrycoke / Acoustique

serakina

Wonderfull Simplicity

19/04/08

Often we forget in these times of highend music production with Synth and Sampler Plugins what music also can be..just pure and simple with one Instrument. Emotional and tender melodies, perfect for just relaxing and let the mind draw images of a better world.
I highly recommend this album and I had a lot of fun listening to it. Definatly worth to give it some of the ( rare ) spaec on my iPod.

0mnim0g

Profound Beautiful

02/04/08

Speaks in musical language. Pure. Simple, yet emotionally complex. Deeply felt, intimate, beautiful guitar fingerstyle compositions. This is real music that transcends time. Today or in another millenium, great music here.

mexfreak86

Wow! Awesome!

28/04/08

The guitar playing on this album is awesome. I can feel the emotional intensity in this album and it blows me away. The album is short but sweet.

Wolfsong.thePoet

Sweet Warm Acoustic Guitar . . .

11/10/11

Beautiful guitar . .. just plain old generic acoustic strumming . .. some of my favorite music . . . absolutely heart filling . .. compelling and relaxing. . .It was a pure joy to listen to this and I could listen to more; and dream my day away, fly into the colors of the rainbow, come and listen with me . .. and fly away just for a while and let the sweet warm wind of the music cleanse your spirit . . .

SenhoraPIB

Completely amazing

24/07/08

One of my ultimate netaudio choices in and out of Jamendo! Keep up the good work! =)

Samumu

21/07/08

I like the way you play, even without a good tempo, we can do great stuff (that s where jazz comes from!). However, maybe you should give credit to the Red Hot Chilli Peper for the first song (Road Trippin'). What do u think?