I've been a big Malaguena fan since I heard Carlos Montoya play it.
I just watched M videos by Montoya, Jose Feliciano, Sabicus, Paco De Lucia, Chet Atkins, Jim Stafford ha! with Classical Gas (good stuff), and a few different versions by Roy Clark. Roy's 1969 version is ruined by trippy hippy visual effects but here's one from the 70's and I have to give the fire & gusto award to his 87 version but Montoya is still my favorite Flamenco string bender.
Nice & tame but still scorching for a NY city apt scene
Killer version from 87
Still my favorite
27 minutes of classic Montoya
I just watched M videos by Montoya, Jose Feliciano, Sabicus, Paco De Lucia, Chet Atkins, Jim Stafford ha! with Classical Gas (good stuff), and a few different versions by Roy Clark. Roy's 1969 version is ruined by trippy hippy visual effects but here's one from the 70's and I have to give the fire & gusto award to his 87 version but Montoya is still my favorite Flamenco string bender.
Nice & tame but still scorching for a NY city apt scene
Killer version from 87
Still my favorite
27 minutes of classic Montoya
This is kinda interesting, Keith Richards explaining how he started learning Malaguena on his granddads guitar .
Goes on to talk about his 5 string tuning .
Goes on to talk about his 5 string tuning .
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