Camino De La Luna, by Daniel Fríes

album name: Camino De La Luna
band name: by Daniel Fríes

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1.	Red Rumba 04:18
2.	Pelicanos 01:41
3.	Pinecrest 02:22
4.	Recuerdos De La Alhambra 04:35	info
5.	Noche De Lluvia 07:02
6.	Camino De La Luna 05:32
7.	La Boca Abierta 07:26
8.	Tarantas Falsetta 02:27
9.	La Llamada 02:07	info
10.	Solea Con Roberto Zamora 06:51
11.	Saudade Con Anabella Zoch 02:55

about: this album is available here by download only. no physical CD exists. please note you can download lossless audio, so you don't compromise quality.
credits: released 20 February 2002
Daniel Fries is one of the premier flamenco guitarists in the San Francisco Bay Area, both as an accompanist for flamenco song and dance, and as a soloist. While his playing style remains grounded in the roots of the traditional Spanish flamenco, he also explores new directions in musical composition as well as blending of elements from the various musical traditions around which he grew up in San Francisco; Indian, Middle Eastern, Latin American, and African. Over the last decade he has developed a distinctive blend of flamenco technique and harmonies with Persian and Afghan music, which he applied in his collaboration with Hamed Nikpay, the "All is Calm" album. While he has studied with many great masters and institutions, he credits his greatest learning to sitting alone with his instrument away from the world.
Booking: info (at) danielfriesmusic (dot) com

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Bay Area Spanish Guitar
www.friesarts.com/daniel/words/flamenco.htm
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Daniel Fríes is one of the San Francisco Bay Area's premier flamenco and Spanish guitarists, both as an accompanist for flamenco song and dance, as a soloist, and with his instrumental Rumba, Latin, and Brazilian focused group Trio Paz.