Hi Folks,
I'm new to this group and joined for a specific reason.
First, let me say I'm a 40 year fan of Burt's music..(particularly
the Hal David years..........BUT....)
Tonight I'd like to show the song "WINDOWS OF THE WORLD" to a
guitarist friend of mine, and would like to know WHO played the
Spanish, acoustic guitar on that classic session.
Can anyone help me????
Guitar credit for " Windows of the World
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Guitar credit for " Windows of the World
spivishnuke
Hi,
To answer your question,I can only guess that is was a session musician.
(which I'm sure you already knew) If it's Dionne's version, probably an east coast guitar player like Al Casey or Vinnie Bell. If it's Burt's version on A&M, then probably a west coast musician like Tommy Tedesco, Bill Pitman, or Mike Deasy.
Burt did most of his album stuff on the west coast and Dionne's on the east .
If Burt reads this, maybe he can provide a quick answer.
To answer your question,I can only guess that is was a session musician.
(which I'm sure you already knew) If it's Dionne's version, probably an east coast guitar player like Al Casey or Vinnie Bell. If it's Burt's version on A&M, then probably a west coast musician like Tommy Tedesco, Bill Pitman, or Mike Deasy.
Burt did most of his album stuff on the west coast and Dionne's on the east .
If Burt reads this, maybe he can provide a quick answer.
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Guitarist(s?) on "Windows of the World"
Thank you folks...I will try to persue these leads.......
Burt.....Can you help?????
spivishnuke
Burt.....Can you help?????
spivishnuke
spivishnuke
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Guitarist on "Windows of the World"
By thr By.....I forgot to say.....
The recording is EXQUISITE (sp?)
But I guess that's why we are all here, ...right?
Thank you Burt and Dionne for the joy and wonder......
spivishnuke
The recording is EXQUISITE (sp?)
But I guess that's why we are all here, ...right?
Thank you Burt and Dionne for the joy and wonder......
spivishnuke
spivishnuke
i was quite sure...
i was quite sure t'was Chiarenza because at the time of the recording Burt was touring in Japan and he played the guitar...but...also my ears have a certain confidence in that kind of sound... which Herb Alpert used in many recordings...and the guitarist was Chiarenza...but ...i mean...i could be wrong?!
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Gosh guys,
I'm in awe of the opinions I'm seeing.
There still seems to be NO strong position.
And, maybe only Burt can clear this mystery.
( and, aren't mysteries the things that make life worth living ?)
But, again, I appreciate all the help I've received.
You folks are "golden"...all I would expect from Bacharach fans.
spivishnuke
I'm in awe of the opinions I'm seeing.
There still seems to be NO strong position.
And, maybe only Burt can clear this mystery.
( and, aren't mysteries the things that make life worth living ?)
But, again, I appreciate all the help I've received.
You folks are "golden"...all I would expect from Bacharach fans.
spivishnuke
spivishnuke