Guitars Two - Philip Catherine

I remembered those solos from that concert, which impressed me, when I listened to this solo album. The use of effect pedals and over-dubbing, like in Toscane, Pourquoi and Marc Moulin On The Beach has been done in a way that it never harms the music - the tunes are balanced and I found this album great to relax. I liked Bois le Baron and Merci Philip the best, and I learned that Philip made a great album with this Guitars Two.
It is his first solo album, although he made an "almost" solo album in 1975, titled Guitars, but a few tunes were with John Lee, Gerry Brown and Charlie Mariano who happened to be around.
I found a fragment from January 2007 in which you can hear Philip Catherine in his own studio playing solo guitar, experimenting with his own "taped" guitar sound. A great opportunity to hear this unpretentious guitar player, who played with all major jazz stars, solo-in-duo, in his own studio.
The 2007 Philip Catherine Guitars Two album (FDM 46050 369152), the first solo album of this 65 years young guitar player, should be in each collection !! A must have !!
The photos of this blog were made at the International Jazz Festival in Middelburg, May 2007. You can find the Dutch translation at Philip Catherine - Guitars Two
Hans Koert
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