RIP Paco

[Tangri]

Paco de Lucia is past away. RIP

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http://www.fashiontimes.com/articles/3016/20140227/spanish-flamenco-maestro-paco-de-lucia-suffers-heart-attack-dead-at-66.htm

[cloud9]

A great musician, a living legend.

[Snowflower]

I had never heard of him. Thank you for a delightful interval of listening.

[Dennis Leahy]

Allow me to re-post what I posted in Farcebook, here:
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You won't hear me mourn the loss of celebrities - unless they are artists who came by celebrity via world-class artistry.

Paco de Lucia has died.

"Who is he?", some of you might ask. Well, he's probably not the greatest flamenco guitar player, ever. That title probably belongs to some unknown kid playing for tips somewhere on the streets of Spain. But Paco de Lucia is certainly among the greatest ever, and the greatest of the celebrated, well-known players - and has to be the greatest ambassador for flamenco guitar playing, ever.

It doesn't matter if you really don't like flamenco guitar playing, if you have an ear for musical mastery, you'll recognize his genius. I'll re-post a 2004 concert he did (with other world-class musicians.) If you don't have time to listen to a full concert (nearly an hour and 45 minutes), and if you're wondering what the fuss is about the world losing a great artist, just listen to the first song.

The world lost a great artist.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nux5LzzxT3o

Dennis

[WhiteFeather]

Another great musician that's gone home (As Bob Dean would say). Some Heck Of A List Of Musicians In That Next Plane Ehh?

[EC1000]

one of the greatest musicians, ever! RIP

[Tangri]

Allow me to re-post what I posted in Farcebook, here:
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You won't hear me mourn the loss of celebrities - unless they are artists who came by celebrity via world-class artistry.

Paco de Lucia has died.

"Who is he?", some of you might ask. Well, he's probably not the greatest flamenco guitar player, ever. That title probably belongs to some unknown kid playing for tips somewhere on the streets of Spain. But Paco de Lucia is certainly among the greatest ever, and the greatest of the celebrated, well-known players - and has to be the greatest ambassador for flamenco guitar playing, ever.

It doesn't matter if you really don't like flamenco guitar playing, if you have an ear for musical mastery, you'll recognize his genius. I'll re-post a 2004 concert he did (with other world-class musicians.) If you don't have time to listen to a full concert (nearly an hour and 45 minutes), and if you're wondering what the fuss is about the world losing a great artist, just listen to the first song.

The world lost a great artist.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nux5LzzxT3o

Dennis

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