Album · 2003
Guitar Music
- Released
- January 2003
- Label
- Dernière Bande
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 48:44
- Country
- XW
“Guitar Music” is an album by James Blood Ulmer & Rodolphe Burger, released in 2003 on Dernière Bande. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 48:44. The line-up features Arnaud Dieterlen (drums (drum set)), James Blood Ulmer (guitar, vocals), Madeo (bass, vocals) and Rodolphe Burger (guitar, keyboard).
Who played on Guitar Music
- Arnaud Dieterlen drums (drum set) all tracks
- James Blood Ulmer guitar, vocals all tracks
- Madeo bass, vocals all tracks
- Rodolphe Burger guitar, keyboard, vocals all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 House People — James Blood Ulmer 3:45
- 2 Are You Glad to Be in America? — James Blood Ulmer 4:34
- 3 Cheering — James Blood Ulmer 5:30
- 4 Blues Allnight — James Blood Ulmer 4:55
- 5 Long‐Legged Fly — Rodolphe Burger 5:06
- 6 Play With Fire — Nanker Phelge 5:43
- 7 Huit couché — Rodolphe Burger 4:09
- 8 Let Me Take You Home — James Blood Ulmer 5:26
- 9 Unlimited Marriage — Rodolphe Burger 5:10
- 10 High Tech — Rodolphe Burger 4:28
Production
- Doctor L mix
- Joël Theux recording
- Philippe Cabon engineer
- Sergeï producer
More albums by James Blood Ulmer & Rodolphe Burger
Tales of Captain Black
1979 · Artists House
Are You Glad to Be in America?
1980 · Rough Trade
Free Lancing
1981 · CBS
Black Rock
1982 · Sony Records
Odyssey
1983 · CBS
Odyssey
1984 · Columbia
Part Time
1984 · Live · Rough Trade
America - Do You Remember The Love?
1987 · Blue Note
Wings
1988 · Jazz File
Revealing
1990 · In+Out Records
Black and Blues
1991 · DIW
Harmolodic Guitar With Strings
1993 · DIW
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Guitar Music?
The line-up of Guitar Music includes Arnaud Dieterlen (drums (drum set)), James Blood Ulmer (guitar, vocals), Madeo (bass, vocals) and Rodolphe Burger (guitar, keyboard).
Which label released Guitar Music?
Guitar Music was released in 2003 on Dernière Bande.
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