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Electric Guitar – Marty Keneally (tracks: 16) Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Drums, Bass Guitar, Vocals – Mike Keneally; Engineer – Jeff Forrest; Mastered By – Bernie Grundman; Mixed By – Mike Keneally; Percussion, Harmonica – Marty Elridge (tracks: 4, 20) Producer – Mike Keneally; Resonator Guitar, Vocals – Buddy Blue (tracks: 11)
(Released in 1992, re-released in 2007. Read the All Music Guide review.). In addition to the expanded and remastered CD, the hat. Special Edition also contains a region-free NTSC DVD featuring bonus tracks, rare studio footage, vintage live concert material, interviews with participants, and video from a 2006 reunion of the original core band (Mike Keneally, Doug Lunn and Toss Panos ...
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Mike Keneally has been a lot of things in his 35 year career: stunt guitarist/keyboardist, singer/songwriter, orchestral composer, producer, music director, painter, and more. After getting his start in Frank Zappa’s legendary 1988 big band, Keneally released his first solo album hat. in 1992.
Hat, an Album by Mike Keneally. Released in 1992 on Immune (catalog no. 9714-99303-2; CD). ... Mike Keneally is one of the most underrated musicians of today. He's mostly known for his work with Frank Zappa as a "stunt guitarist" (which he became after Steve Vai).
Michael Joseph Keneally est un guitariste, claviériste, chanteur et compositeur américain né le 20 décembre 1961. Il a été révélé par Frank Zappa durant sa tournée de 1988. Discographie [ modifier | modifier le code ]
Originally part of the sold-out Wooden Smoke Special Edition, Wooden Smoke Asleep is a somnambulistic, abstract reflection of the original acoustically-based Wooden Smoke album, comprised of remixes, reinterpretations and additional music. The premise is that after you’ve listened to Wooden Smoke, you fall into a deep slumber.
