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MP3 Glen Kuykendall - Can You Hear It Ring?
8 MP3 Songs in this album (28:09) !
Related styles: Rock: Instrumental Rock, Blues: Blues-Rock, Featuring Guitar
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Glen Kuykendall''s 1st instrumental album "Can You Hear It Ring?" is already well known on the Web and YouTube for excellent songs, performances, and the tone from the unique gear used most notably two original Trainwreck amplifiers, an original ''59 Gibson Les Paul, and several Strat style guitars.
Glen is a Nashville based professional studio and live guitarist/bassist who regularly performs on the GRAND OLE OPRY, on the road with several professional touring artists, and is featured on this project with drummer extraordinaire Erin Conley. Glen is known on the web on several tech forums under the nick name of "Geetarpicker", and has finally released this project for digital download of original instrumental material in the ROCK, BLUES, and COUNTRY vein. Recently Glen has also become officially endorsed by FENDER & GRETSCH MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. The last track on the album was originally released several years ago on a GUITAR PLAYER magazine Soundpage (never before on CD or digital download however) and a quote from the magazine article reads: "a profoundly musical rocker with a too-good-to-be-true tone." The other 7 tracks on the project are totally new and have never been released for digital download.
"Can You Hear It Ring?" is dedicated to the late Ken Fischer of Trainwreck guitar amplifier fame. Ken’s amps these days have practically reached Holy Grail status, though less than a handful of commercial recordings exist that feature his famous and very rare amps. That said this release features "real" Trainwreck amps on all the tunes except for one acoustic track, all recorded the way Ken probably would have liked with NO guitar pedals inline period. This release is most likely the 1st and only commercial "instrumental" release featuring these rare amplifiers throughout.
The "Can You Hear It Ring?" album includes a total of 8 songs, and the total run time is 28:09.
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