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Britain and Ireland have produced many outstanding acoustic guitarists these past 30 years, most notably Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Davy Graham, Adrian Legg, Dick Gaughan, Martin Carthy and nic jones. Young guitarist Colin Reid, who hails from Belfast, is the latest practitioner to be added to these illustrious ranks.
There aren’t many world class practitioners of steel strung instrumental music kicking around that haven’t been doing so, however consummately, for the past 30 odd years. Certainly not in Britain and most definitely not in Northern Ireland. It is also a matter of some irony today that the delightful tradition of ‘British Fingerstyle’ guitar playing seems to be healthier in America than any place within the British Isles. Welcome Colin Reid!
As with all of the above musicians, Colin draws originally on a wide range of influences - blues, jazz, country and classical - to create a powerful, sensitive and universally folk sound on his acoustic guitar. As befits his diverse background of influences, Colin has performed and recorded previously with a variety of bands and musicians, including Niamh Parsons (in her band the Loose Connections), Joby Fox (from Energy Orchard), Brian Kennedy (Niamh Parsons album) and Peter Corry. With Niamh he has completed tours of America, Canada, Denmark and Germany. As a support guitarist he has toured with Bert Jansch (UK) and performed with Leo Kottke (Belfast’s Waterfront Hall), Adrian Legg and Waterson Carthy.
In addition to his performance work, Colin has been a private guitar tutor for seven years and in 1996 he formalised his teaching skills at the Musician’s Institute of Technology. Returning to Belfast the following year, he currently runs regular courses at the Crescent Arts Centre for over 60 students per week.
Colin launched his solo career in November 1997 and has spent the time since developing a huge fan base in Ireland and Scotland, gaining interest from radio and TV and writing for his debut album. In addition the guitarist has secured an endorsement from Yamaha Guitars - he is currently demonstrating Yamaha’s range of acoustic guitars at a variety of trade shows and guitar events in the UK.
Colin’s first solo album is with Shetland’s Veesik Records. Veesik Records is an independent label fiercely committed to the promotion of quality music by quality artists. The great Scottish guitarist Tony McManus, who also contributes mandolin support alongside fiddler Catriona MacDonald and cellist Neil Martin, has produced Colin’s debut album. From the opening notes to the closing bars, Colin Reid signals one of the brightest new talents on the acoustic guitar scene.
Britain and Ireland… Read Full Bio ↴http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/veesik/c_reid.html
Britain and Ireland have produced many outstanding acoustic guitarists these past 30 years, most notably Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Davy Graham, Adrian Legg, Dick Gaughan, Martin Carthy and nic jones. Young guitarist Colin Reid, who hails from Belfast, is the latest practitioner to be added to these illustrious ranks.
There aren’t many world class practitioners of steel strung instrumental music kicking around that haven’t been doing so, however consummately, for the past 30 odd years. Certainly not in Britain and most definitely not in Northern Ireland. It is also a matter of some irony today that the delightful tradition of ‘British Fingerstyle’ guitar playing seems to be healthier in America than any place within the British Isles. Welcome Colin Reid!
As with all of the above musicians, Colin draws originally on a wide range of influences - blues, jazz, country and classical - to create a powerful, sensitive and universally folk sound on his acoustic guitar. As befits his diverse background of influences, Colin has performed and recorded previously with a variety of bands and musicians, including Niamh Parsons (in her band the Loose Connections), Joby Fox (from Energy Orchard), Brian Kennedy (Niamh Parsons album) and Peter Corry. With Niamh he has completed tours of America, Canada, Denmark and Germany. As a support guitarist he has toured with Bert Jansch (UK) and performed with Leo Kottke (Belfast’s Waterfront Hall), Adrian Legg and Waterson Carthy.
In addition to his performance work, Colin has been a private guitar tutor for seven years and in 1996 he formalised his teaching skills at the Musician’s Institute of Technology. Returning to Belfast the following year, he currently runs regular courses at the Crescent Arts Centre for over 60 students per week.
Colin launched his solo career in November 1997 and has spent the time since developing a huge fan base in Ireland and Scotland, gaining interest from radio and TV and writing for his debut album. In addition the guitarist has secured an endorsement from Yamaha Guitars - he is currently demonstrating Yamaha’s range of acoustic guitars at a variety of trade shows and guitar events in the UK.
Colin’s first solo album is with Shetland’s Veesik Records. Veesik Records is an independent label fiercely committed to the promotion of quality music by quality artists. The great Scottish guitarist Tony McManus, who also contributes mandolin support alongside fiddler Catriona MacDonald and cellist Neil Martin, has produced Colin’s debut album. From the opening notes to the closing bars, Colin Reid signals one of the brightest new talents on the acoustic guitar scene.
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Colin Reid Lyrics
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Chris O'Brien
Yes there is a tab for this song. He did a guest column for total guitar magazine back in early two thousand and somthing. He also tabed pink panther, adams family, auld lang syne. see if you can find it online. Or maybe contact the magazine.
sylviev
Do you know if there's sheet music available for this song?
Chris O'Brien
It was November 2002 issue. good luck.
musik102
I really don't like this "plugged in" sound.
Why buy/play a beautiful acoustic guitar and then ruin the natural sound by "plugging in".