"I was first attracted to the guitar like most people by the sounds of contemporary folk music, that is to say, rock music. Guitar bands of the 1970's made the guitar a force equal to an orchestra and players such as Eric Clapton developed styles which equalled the expressiveness of the best of violin music.
Eric Clapton in the early 1970's (painted by Peter Inglis)
Live performance by Fingerstyle Jazz guitarist Peter Inglis, with Double Bassist John Mackie and Tenor Saxophonist Marty Mooney. Recorded May 2009 in Sydney, Australia.
This track is featured on "Late Night Lovers", a jazz suite for solo guitar by Peter Inglis.
Live performance by Fingerstyle Jazz guitarist Peter Inglis, with Double Bassist John Mackie and Tenor Saxophonist Marty Mooney. Recorded May 2009 in Sydney, Australia.
This track is featured on "Late Night Lovers", a jazz suite for solo guitar by Peter Inglis.
Live performance by Fingerstyle Jazz guitarist Peter Inglis, with Double Bassist John Mackie and Tenor Saxophonist Marty Mooney. Recorded May 2009 in Sydney, Australia.
This track is featured on "Late Night Lovers", a jazz suite for solo guitar by Peter Inglis.
