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Plentiatonics - Bob Letterio
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Plentiatonics was an early song written with much passion. Though classical is one of Bob's facvorites it doesn't show up in this one. It's Plenty of tonics.
Plentiatonics is another quest of love towards our planet.
After kicking off their show with the "Our Bar Song" -- written just for the local watering hole -- the played a four-hour jam session, consisting of original tunes and multi-genre standards like "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield and "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple.
Lead guitarist Bob Letterio, whose guitar chops alone could fascinate a crowd, wailed through a cover of "All Along the Watchtower" (the Jimi Hendrix version, of course). He nailed all the signature Hendrix licks, and improvised some of his own. He was backed up by bass and rhythm guitar parts that were more blues-y than even Hendrix attempted. Letterio, who also sang for the song, took "Watchtower" to another level.
Not many guitarists can even attempt to fill Hendrix's shoes. Despite not burning his guitar on-stage, Letterio definitely is one of them who can.
Plentiatonics Link is above.
Plentiatonics was an early song written with much passion. Though classical is one of Bob's facvorites it doesn't show up in this one. It's Plenty of tonics.
Plentiatonics is another quest of love towards our planet.
After kicking off their show with the "Our Bar Song" -- written just for the local watering hole -- the played a four-hour jam session, consisting of original tunes and multi-genre standards like "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield and "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple.
Lead guitarist Bob Letterio, whose guitar chops alone could fascinate a crowd, wailed through a cover of "All Along the Watchtower" (the Jimi Hendrix version, of course). He nailed all the signature Hendrix licks, and improvised some of his own. He was backed up by bass and rhythm guitar parts that were more blues-y than even Hendrix attempted. Letterio, who also sang for the song, took "Watchtower" to another level.
Not many guitarists can even attempt to fill Hendrix's shoes. Despite not burning his guitar on-stage, Letterio definitely is one of them who can.
