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 On that stage, there is God who has descended to earth and brought his guitar.

 'Circles in the Stream' is a happy synthesis of the first part of his career, the so-called 'acoustic period', which I consider the best.

This review praises Bruce Cockburn’s live album 'Circles In the Stream' for its intimate acoustic style and profound songwriting. The writer admires Cockburn’s exceptional guitar work and poetic lyrics, highlighting the album as a defining collection from his early career. The album is described as emotionally powerful and musically rich, with notable tracks showcasing Cockburn's talent and charisma. The reviewer highly recommends the album, especially to fans of Cockburn’s early works. Discover Bruce Cockburn’s acoustic brilliance by listening to 'Circles In the Stream' and experience a timeless folk classic.

 Javier Vargas... proves to be an effective guitar player, an expressive singer with moderately husky tones, and a commendable composer.

 A true 'Latino bluesman' who blends Latin and American culture with taste, freshness, and the right 'feeling.'

Vargas Blues Band's album Feedback offers a refreshing blend of Latin and American blues rock. Javier Vargas shines as a skilled guitarist and expressive singer across eleven original tracks. The album's highlight is an energetic, funky rendition of Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' alongside the passionate instrumental 'Spanish Fly.' Feedback captures an authentic Latin blues spirit with tasteful musicality and heartfelt emotion. Listen to Vargas Blues Band's Feedback and experience authentic Latin blues rock today!

 It is an excellent guitar album, even if it cannot be called a masterpiece, it is pleasant to hear the 'roar' of an old lion (sixty-one years old) who still has a lot to say.

 The risk of slipping into boredom with a fundamentally 'guitar-based' album over 75 minutes long is very high, but our man manages it admirably.

Pete Banks' Self-Contained is a captivating instrumental album showcasing his refined guitar skills and inventive compositions. Released as a solo effort, it spans progressive rock, jazz, heavy rock, and techno pop influences. Despite its length, the album remains engaging due to varied styles and evocative playing. The final track, "Thinking of You," stands out as a fitting conclusion to an impressive work. This album highlights Banks' enduring talent decades after his early contributions to Yes and Flash. Listen to Pete Banks' Self-Contained and experience a masterful blend of progressive rock and guitar artistry!