Skip to main content

Rick Wakeman - The Jig

Rock music has continued to evolve, giving rise to subgenres like punk, alternative rock, grunge, and more. Each of these subgenres has its own unique approach to guitar playing.

Advancements in guitar technology, including solid state amplifiers, effects pedals, and digital modeling, have expanded the possibilities for guitarists in the modern era.

Rock has crossed paths with various genres, including blues rock, jazz rock fusion, and progressive rock, resulting in innovative guitar playing techniques and styles.

The guitar’s journey from the soulful blues of the Mississippi Delta to the electrifying sounds of rock ‘n roll and its many subgenres is a testament to its adaptability and power as an instrument. It has been a vehicle for self expression, rebellion, and creative innovation throughout the decades. Whether in the hands of a blues legend, a rock icon, or a contemporary artist, the guitar continues to shape the musical landscape, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music.


Rick Wakeman - The Jig
  • Release on: August 29, 1995
  • Genre: Art Rock, Prog Rock
  • Recording in: Bajonor Studios and The Isle Of Man

"Rick Wakeman recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra in 1974 with the resulting record appearing in the top ten of virtually every country in the world"

See previous Song of the Day 

Labels:
Location: United States

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Psychotic Reactions - Skip To My Lou

It expresses the emotions of angst, anger, and lust in some of the only ways that are accepted by society. The history of this edgy music genre dates back to the 1950s. It was formed by a combination of the blues, gospel music, and country. Throughout the decades, rock ‘n roll has evolved and become famous for being the genre that’s continued to push the boundaries of music, and, sometimes, the cultural boundaries of society itself. In the 1950s rock ‘n roll could be defined as rhythm and blues. In the 1960s it was partial to new musical styles such as folk rock and soul. And in the 1970s hard rock was born. From the 1980s to the present, technology has had an enormous impact on the music industry. Good taste is the enemy of the revolution. This remark epitomizes the spirit of rock ‘n roll. You’re not expected to conform, you’re expected to be yourself… no matter what anyone thinks. You are admired deeply for expressing emotions such as anger, heartbreak, and sadness through music in a...
Post a Comment
Read more

Spiritualized - Spread Your Wings

Spiritualized - Spread Your Wings Released in: February 1995 Duration: 6:17 Vocals: Jason Pierce "The first Spiritualized release was a space rock esque cover in 1990, a record which heralded the official split of Spacemen 3. On 15 June 1997, Spiritualized became the last band to play at Factory Records' Manchester nightclub." See Previous Song of the Day  
Post a Comment
Read more

Steve Winwood - Domingo Morning

There have also been plenty of blues festivals and events in Ireland, which have brought the styles to a greater number of people. The Cork Jazz Festival is a massive annual offering that attracts thousands, while there’s also the Dublin Blues, Roots, and Brass Festival that brings in local and international blues enthusiasts. The events are a prime opportunity to celebrate the heritage of these music varieties and showcase some of the best talents around. The influence of reggae and blues music in Ireland goes beyond the music scene and has had a broader impact on the entertainment industry. It’s clear that the incorporation of these genres into Ireland’s entertainment landscape has helped bring diversity and richness to the culture of the country. This has, in turn, led to the attraction of more diverse audiences to Irish entertainment. Companies that offer entertainment to people in Ireland now must consider this diversity, and market their offerings to a broad spectrum of consumers...
Post a Comment
Read more