Chris Michie
The Goyer Golf Suite
© 2000 Chris Michie (634479929762)
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Electric guitar rock instrumentals, both atmospheric and straight forward.
tracks
- 1 Goyer Overture
- 2 The Rooster
- 3 GreenArch
- 4 Mr. T
- 5 Palo Alto
- 6 The Flying Dutchman
- 7 Sand Hill
- 8 The Great
- 9 GreenWay
- 10 Sunset Marquis
- 11 The Count
- 12 Riviera
- 13 Grasshopper
- 14 His Masters Golf
- 15 The River
- 16 Rare Earth
- 17 Sonoma
- 18 Napa
- 19 Marin
- 20 The Mansion
- 21 The Sanctuary
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Chris Michie and Andy Kulberg- Producers. Hans Tonino- Executive Producer. All songs: Kulberg/Michie Music-Napa Music. Recorded at Cypress Studio, Fairfax, California, USA.
Musicians: Chris Michie- guitars, bass, and vocals, Andy Kulberg- bass and flute, Jim Reitzel- bass.
On "Goyer Overture" the additional musicians are Ozzie Ahlers- keyboards, and Wade Ohlson- drums. On "GreenWay", Kevin Palladini- sax, Jef Labes- keyboards, Paul Revelli- drums, and Billy Lewis- percussion.
"Dedicated to eternal friendship, many happy flights, and a great new golfcourse."- Hans Tonino.
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Beautiful melodies and wonderful technique now backing the film Parrots of Teleg
author: David DornbuschI was delighted to find that many of these beautiful melodies, expressed through wonderful guitar technique, have been adapted for the soundtract to the 2005 film, The Parrots of Telegraph Hill.
...magnificent guitar-based instrumentals.
author: Robert Silverstein/20th Century GuitarAn Excerpt: Fans of guitar instrumental music will surely want to check out Chris Michie's CD Goyer Golf Suite. Commisioned by the Goyer Golf & Country Club in Holland, the 21 track, 70+ minute disc offers a cross-section of magnificent guitar-based instrumentals. According to Michie, "This CD is the culmination of years of careful and loving work that reflects the true nature of what I think instrumental guitar music should be like."