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Green wood: Solo Guitar Improvisations 2002

An excellent collection of solo acoustic guitar improvisations by Roger Smith that were digitally recorded at home in London during January, 2002.

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Roger Smith-guitar

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UPC: 5030243407323

Label: Emanem
Catalog ID: 4073
Squidco Product Code: 18332

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2002
Country: Great Britain
Packaging: Jewel tray, not sealed.
Recorded in London, UK, in January, 2002, by Roger Smith.

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"Another superb collection of digital home recordings of solo acoustic guitar by this woefully neglected master."-Emanem

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Roger Smith is a British guitarist known for his work with London Musicians' Collective, his duo with Neil Metcalfe, plus duos with Adam Bohman, Louis Moholo-Moholo, Pascal Marzan, etc.

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Track Listing:

1. Wood Green Waltz 8:37

2. North 22 6:54

3. Forward Fast 1:34

4. Extended Ploy 14:09

5. Strange Interlude 1:52

6. Waltz with Heating 2:37

7. An Extract 1:05

8. Diminuendo & Crescendo in Green 13:39

9. Saul's Beret Rode 4:06

10. Local Twang 6:15

11. The Last of the Season 12:00

12. Arse Myth 3:38

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