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	Rock and roll - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rock and roll emerged as a defined musical style in America in the 1950s, though elements of rock and roll can be heard in rhythm and blues records as far back as the 1920s.
		Early rock and roll combined elements of blues, boogie woogie, jazz and rhythm and blues, and is also influenced by traditional Appalachian folk music, gospel and country and western.
		Rock and roll (also spelled rock 'n' roll, especially in its first decade), is a genre of music emerged as a defined musical style in America in the 1950s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rock_and_roll

	New Flamenco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This Flamenco fusion style has its roots in the 1980s, when many younger flamenco artists were influenced by other musical genres from around the world.
		The most important early pioneers of New Flamenco are the guitarist Paco de Lucía and singer Camarón de la Isla.
		New Flamenco ("Nuevo Flamenco") is the name for a Flamenco music style, which is influenced by many different modern musical genres.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flamenco-rock

	Encyclopedia: Spanish rock
		Rock and roll (also spelled Rock n Roll, especially in its first decade), also called rock, is a form of popular music, usually featuring vocals (often with vocal harmony), electric guitars and a strong back beat; other instruments, such as the saxophone, are common in some styles.
		Spanish music Rock and roll (also spelled Rock n Roll, especially in its first decade), also called rock, is a form of popular music, usually featuring vocals (often with vocal harmony), electric guitars and a strong back beat; other instruments, such as the saxophone, are common in some styles.
		Flamenco is a song, music and dance style which is strongly influenced by the Gitanos, but which has its deeper roots in Moorish musical traditions.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Spanish-rock

	bio.txt
		Flamenco rock, originated by Tio himself, is a fusion of elements including rock, hip-hop, and traditional Latin rhythms that coexist in the same place, in one sound.
		Flamenco rock is about recapturing the origins of Latin music and innovating a new discipline that defies all stigmas of style transformation.
		With flamenco rock Tio has incorporated a bass player, a second guitarist, a drummer and a turntablist, so the innovative sounds of his band harbor a style not found anywhere else in the world.
	www.tiomusic.com /english/flash/bio.txt

	Flamenco Fusion and Flamenco Rock
		In the mid-eighteen hundreds, Flamenco was elevated to public performances in ’cafe cantantes’, first opening in Seville in 1842, and this began a period lasting from roughly 1850-1910, called the “Golden Age of Flamenco”, in which modern flamenco would evolve through the intermixing of gypsy performers and Spaniards.
		Flamenco blends influences the earliest of which came from Hindu dances, the threnodies of Greek mourners and the mimes of Imperial Rome.
		Jorge Pardo is one of the most dumbfounded and consequent realities of the flamenco fusion, and in addition to his habitual collaboration in the sextet of Paco de Lucía he has several discs in the market, and a multitude of collaborations with big flamenco artists of the present time.
	progressive.homestead.com /FLAMENCOFUSION.html

	Gualberto (Garcia Perez)
		Between 1976 and 1979 he arranged and contributed on several projects, rock and flamenco copositions all brought together on "Inquietudes a compass"(in 1997).
		This last group is incredible flamenco improvisation where the sitar is being played as a guitar and the voice of Agujetas grips by the troth.
		His first work was the rock opera " Behind stars " ; in cooperation with the "Good Vibrations Studio" and the "Yoga Symphony Orchestra", he formed a group for it with the famous Hindu sitarplayer Diwan Mothihar.
	progressive.homestead.com /GUALBERTO.html

	CD Baby: WORLD: Flamenco - music you will love. - from galaris
		Flamenco driven World Guitar Music with decidedly mature craftsmanship that features layers of acoustic and electric melodies and tambres mixed with ethic hand percussion- YUM Flamenco guitar driven world music with electric layers of Jazz, world beat
		Nuevo Flamenco, Latin Jazz with a seductive and provocative groove.
		Flamenco Guitar, double bass, caja and palmas with a touch of cante, based in tradition, with a contemporary feel.
	cdbaby.com /style/211/from/galaris?cdbaby=a48663c773a4edd85bb0c98087...

	flamenco from andalusia - an introduction
		Whilst some purists disapprove of the fashionable attempts to blend flamenco with jazz, blues, rock and pop music, it is no wonder that so many young people embrace it wholeheartedly.
		Flamenco is an individualistic, yet structured folk art from Andalucía, which is often improvised and spontaneous.
		Perhaps the best way to become familiar with the complexities of flamenco singing and sentiment, is by going to a "tablao" (flamenco show), a flamenco club (peña) or to one of the countless festivals that are organised every summer.
	www.andalucia.com /flamenco/intro.htm

	miaminewtimes.com Music Bárbaro of Seville 2002-02-07
		As singer and lyricist, he says that although they incorporate rock, jazz, tango, and other rhythms into their music, theirs is not flamenco fusion but a contemporary form of pure flamenco.
		The Bienal, a "flamenco marathon," according to director Manuel Herrera, is sponsored by the Andalusian government and conceived as a showcase for various forms of flamenco in theaters, bars, and the patios of city institutions, formerly grand homes.
		In every era flamenco has always been affected by the sociopolitical situation, as our music is. Before, flamenco was marginalized by high society, by the church, by the government, because it comes from the underground -- bad living, drink, prostitution, Gypsies, people who spent the night partying, wrapped in alcohol and sex.
	www.miaminewtimes.com /Issues/2002-02-07/music/music.html

	Various Artists Fire & Passion CD
		Flamenco is moving on from handclaps and stamping feet.
		The new Flamenco is a fresh and vibrant approach to an age-old art.
		Filmmakers schmooze these musicians; Western rock stars hire them for credibility.
	www.unionsquaremusic.co.uk /title.php?ALBUM_ID=141&LABEL_ID=2

	Welcome to Flamenco
		Flamenco has its roots in Andalusia (southern Spain) among the influences of the various cultures that settled in that part of the Iberian peninsula throughout the centuries.
		Flamenco seems to overcome the despair and hopelessness of the life of a gypsy.
		In the 1950's, a revival of Flamenco was supported by poets, writers and numerous followers, resulting in the resurgence of the style and new appreciation.
	www.rootsworld.com /rw/feature/grosjean4.html

	Flamenco-world.com / Interview with Chano Domínguez
		Self-taught musician, street performer, accompanist to church choirs, progressive rock artist… The career path of this ubiquitous figure from Cadiz is like a rainbow of rich experiences, discoveries in sound and wild incursions into contemporary jazz.
		A language wrapped in jazz, with a true jondo flamenco center, and with an improvisational approach, a language with subtle Sephardic, Arabian and Caribbean reminiscences.
		Strikingly modest in his words - you might even go so far as to say there was a certain innocent shyness about him - he plays down his role among his musical colleagues in the creation of a new form of flamenco-jazz, and denies his vertebral role in a new piano language.
	www.flamenco-world.com /artists/chano/chano1.htm

	World Music Central - World Music in Seville
		Flamenco bars and cafés provide traditional and modern flamenco concerts by singers and guitarists.
		Most of the labels in Sevilla specialize in flamenco, rumbas and sevillanas (a popular song and dance style that is danced at city fairs, pilgrimages and other events).
		Feria Mundial del Flamenco is an annual international trade show featuring the Flamenco industry: record labels, booking agents, instruments, accessories, institutions, etc. In 2003, the Feria Mundial del Flamenco will also host WOMEX, the largest world music conference and trade show.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /staticpages/index.php/Sevilla.htm

	iBreatheMusic Forums - rock vs flamenco technique
		Now, he says flamenco is much harder to play then rock (which may be true, i don't know) but he also says the guitarist Paco De Lucia has a technique that can't be compared to ANY rock guitarist, basically he says rock guitarists sucks compared to Paco De Lucia (in technique).
		No doubt both Rock and Flamenco technique requires a lot of work, but it is simply foolish to compare the two and say one is harder than the other.
		A rock Guitarist you may want to listen to is Tracy G. He played with Dio, on the outstanding "Strange Highways" album, as well as recorded 8 or 10 solo albums, including a "Spanish Music " album, called "Cat Gut".
	www.ibreathemusic.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2832

	PATA NEGRA : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music
		Flamenco blues-rock group from Seville, formed around brothers Rafael and Raimundo Amador and mysteriously named after a local sausage.
		Best album was Blues de la Frontera '88, notable for a heavy dose of the American South as well as two especially catchy tributes to the Spanish south: 'Camer¢n', named for the doomed flamenco god Camer¢n de la Isla, and 'Yo me quedo en Sevilla', which also opens the fusion collection The Young Flamencos '90.
		Drug- related differences between the brothers led to their break-up '91; in March '94 they re-formed for one successful night minus Raimundo to play at the Madrid club Aqualung, but Rafael's pre- concert confession that 'everything I like is illegal, immoral and fattening' did not bode well.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/p/P32.HTM

	Flamenco Del Pilar to Return to SRU April 19
		The group appeared last spring introduced the entire Slippery Rock community to flamenco, considered to be the national art form of Spain.
		Flamenco del Pilar is working to bring the flamenco arts to life throughout the region.
		This event is sponsored by the Office of International Initiatives, the College of Humanities, Fine and Performing Arts, the modern languages and cultures department, the dance department, Title VI European Studies Grant and the SRU Spanish Club.
	www.sru.edu /print/9093.asp

	Flamenco Fusion and Flamenco Rock
		But the few flamenco rock with sitar tracks with Gualberto they made were wonderful.
		His first record is half UK ssw (singing a bit like Greg Lake), the other half soft flamenco rock (with one wonderful track with sitar).
		Their third item which is a tremendous adventurous monster with beside rock and classical also electronic instruments.
	progressive.homestead.com /SPAINPROG.html

	Classic Rock Revisited
		Jeb: It is kind of Flamenco, Rock Jazz.
		Stevens is also an accomplished flamenco guitarist and has a collection of that style available to the public as well.
		Flamenco is kind of the speed metal of acoustic guitar!
	www.stevestevens.net /new/crockrevisited.htm

	People's Weekly World Newspaper Online - Reviews: New CDs highlight lush Latin grooves
		Its 11 songs — largely consisting of salsa and Cuban rhythms — incorporate a range of musical influences, from funk to hip hop and electronica to flamenco, rock and reggae.
		A fusion of Andalucian flamenco, AfroCuban and salsa rhythms, rumba flamenco is lighter and poppier, as opposed to traditional flamenco with its dramatic and heavy interpretation of the human experience.
		The Barcelona-based experimental flamenco group Ojos de Brujos’ rousing “Vacileo” and subdued, bluesy “Tesero” are alluring subtle rumbas that incorporate other instruments, such as electric base and bongos, traditionally not used in flamenco.
	www.pww.org /article/articleprint/2873

	Procol parallels ... even more forgotten than our boys
		As you might guess from their name, Carmen mixed their rock with flamenco music, including tap-dancing and handclaps.
		Allen played flamenco styled rock guitar, with the same force as an acoustic flamenco player.
		Their music was unique: rock mixed with music of a completely different genre, to a unique and truly original blend.
	www.procolharum.com /99/jonas_carmen.htm

	Interview with El Barrio, guitarist, singer and songwriter
		I sing flamenco, but what I do is influenced by rock andaluz with a hint of flamenco.
		The flamenco that's being made these days is bullshit because nobody has anything to say, they just look for a summery rhythm and a catchy chorus.
		And that's the one way to update flamenco, for people to keep inventing, because if a cantaor just puts a little meaning and some modern voices into it, maybe audiences will be into it...
	www.flamenco-world.com /artists/elbarrio/barrio.htm

	Accommodation Chakas Rock Self Catering, VILLA FLAMENCO UNIT 6, Shakas Rock, North Coast KwaZulu Natal South Africa
		Situated in Chaka's Rock, on the Dolphin Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, this stunningly decorated unit is your ideal getaway destination.
		Trained lifeguards are on duty 7 days a week at the Salt Rock main beaches to the north of the complex.
		A mere 200m down the beach is the sheltered Chaka's Rock tidal pool.
	www.wheretostay.co.za /villaflamenco6

	Flamenco/
		Fuerte, Arturo - his guitar music fuses Cuba's musical traditions with Gypsy Rumba, Caribbean, Flamenco, Rock and even South American Classical.
		Flamenco Information Page Primarily an academy for the study of flamenco guitar, this school offers workshops, lecture/demonstrations and concerts.
		Flamenco Outlines the art form's history in a nutshell, including notes about singing, guitar playing and dancing, and links to other sites.
	www.theguitarport.com /flamenco.htm

	Resources for studying flamenco
		The ideal in flamenco is called duende (demon, or elf) which refers to a state of emotional involvement, of group communication at a deeper level, and a feeling of sympathy, between the musicians, dancers, and listeners.
		Flamenco is challenging to learn, but with even a rudimentary study of flamenco, you will notice a rapid improvement in your guitar skills.
		For example, a flamenco singer mentioned in Segovia's autobiography once said that he was trying to make his audience "suffer" (that is, to feel the feelings of a persecuted gypsy).
	www.guitarist.com /fg/cub/page200x.htm

	flamenco rock
		Rock me rock me rock me babe mehr dazu...
	www.premiumsuche.de /flamenco-rock.138447.htm

	Untitled
		Blending heavy rock, Flamenco and Italian Classical music with South American Rhythms, the 23-year old guitarist catapulted onto the guitar scene.
		In the early '70s rock spectrum, another strange musical mutation was gathering force and would soon make a tremendous impact on rock guitar style and technique: the sound of jazz-rock.
		The real pioneer of early jazz-rock though was jazz trumpeter Miles Davis, who began using static rock rhythms in his recordings and allowing his musicians to stretch out with rock inflected solos.
	www.suite101.com /print_article.cfm/8879/48271

	Tower Records - Rock 'N' Flamenco - Jan Davis & the Spain Gang
		Upon early release of "Rock 'N' Flamenco," the lead cut, "Flamenco Loco," charted at #8 on Latin charts across the USA and is still going strong in dance clubs everywhere.
		These two popular cuts were selected as the only vocals out of 18 selections on their CD album: Rock 'N' Flamenco.
		Jan wrote and arranged a nine-selection score entitled, "Concert By The Sea," This soundtrack is a major accomplishment, as Jan performs on video his Flamenco, Classical and even a jazz composition, on dual acoustic guitars.
	www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=2828825

	Radim Zenkl's Home Page - Mandolin Music
		Radim's style features progressive original and eastern European traditional music flavored with string jazz, new age, bluegrass, flamenco, rock, classical and other.
		The US Mandolin Champion is at the cutting edge of mandolin's future, designing new instruments of the mandolin family and creating new playing techniques, such as the finger-picked duo style.
	www.zenkl.com

	Oscar Lopez
		The Tin Angel Web site bills Oscar Lopez as "flamenco rock." Hmmm.
		Yes, he works in flamenco strumming when inspired, but he is also as likely to set a composition like "Cerca de Ti" from his latest recording, Seduction (Narada), in a vaguely ranchera style that suggests south Texas conjunto.
		To give himself a break from all that electric guitar work, Lopez was drawn to the nylon string guitar and listening to lots of the music he'd left behind in South America.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/050699/ae.pik.lopez.shtml

	Press Release - Gypsy Pistoleros are Los Lobos Meets Hanoi Rocks. Is this Very Rare Animal the Latino/Americana/Flamenco Rock Grail that the American Majors are so Desperately Hunting ?
		Could Gypsy Pistoleros be the elusive Latino/Americana/Flamenco rock grail that the American Majors have sought some three Years now?And they're English.You Decide by visiting the LCKF Internet Music Co. website, www.lckfmusic.com, and listening to the Free Download track from the group.
		This is Spanglish Outlaw Flamenco Astro Rock 'n' Roll Renegade Rock unleashed.
		The songs spin madly like in the best rock 'n' roll tradition with big hooks, attitude and sleaze, yet those flamenco breaks will get into your head and refuse to leave - This hybrid rocks.
	www.24-7pressrelease.com /view_release.php?rID=4536&tf7sid=26f5af9b5897f18959c8479e901f4e71

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