GUITAR PETE
''RARE TRACKS''
NOVEMBER 1 2013
52:46
1. Axecaliber Radio Id/0:46
2. Mudslinger (Version #56)/4:31
3. Fire and Rain (Version #13)/5:10
4. Ashes & Sunshine/3:47
5. A Lotta Nerve/8:11
6. Grooveyard Boogie/3:12
7. Lucky Me (Version #69)/4:50
8. Snakebitten/2:57
9. Bad Mood/6:08
10. Swamp Thing/8:03
11. The Stranger/5:10
ALBUM NOTES
BY CDBABY
A collection of rare unreleased tracks & jams recorded through the years
by this way-kool, bad-ass, killer blues/rock axeripper from New Your City.
Includes 11 tracks of raw, muscular, in-your-face, six string rock with a
Leslie West meets Hendrix meets Billy Gibbons vibe. Dig deep and smell
the serious blues-based, ball bustin', ass kickin', retro-70s heavy guitar
rock riffage & six string mojo on the GUITAR PETE: "Rare Tracks" disc.
BIOGRAPHY
by Evan Cater
Pete Brasino has been playing his rock & roll-flavored brand of blues ever since he was in high school. He began to teach himself to play guitar as a 16-year-old and within six months he had become so proficient with the instrument that his classmates dubbed him Guitar Pete -- the nickname that would become his performing name. Another significant leftover from those early days is his playing style. Because he never had a guitar instructor, the left-handed musician never learned how to string the guitar the way a southpaw traditionally would. Instead, he plays upside down and backwards, holding the guitar lefty but using right-handed fingerings. Brasino's early heavy metal albums, released under the name Guitar Pete's Axe Attack, were not commercial successes, but they caught the attention of high-profile music industry professionals and eventually led to a 1994 recording deal for Brasino's band, Snakeyed Sue. The band's first record was produced by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiro, producers whose resumes included work with Blues Traveler, Guns N' Roses, and Aretha Franklin. Snakeyed Sue dissolved shortly after the album's release, but four years later, Guitar Pete returned with a solo effort Burning Bridges that provided a showcase for his powerhouse blues sound.
''RARE TRACKS''
NOVEMBER 1 2013
52:46
1. Axecaliber Radio Id/0:46
2. Mudslinger (Version #56)/4:31
3. Fire and Rain (Version #13)/5:10
4. Ashes & Sunshine/3:47
5. A Lotta Nerve/8:11
6. Grooveyard Boogie/3:12
7. Lucky Me (Version #69)/4:50
8. Snakebitten/2:57
9. Bad Mood/6:08
10. Swamp Thing/8:03
11. The Stranger/5:10
ALBUM NOTES
BY CDBABY
A collection of rare unreleased tracks & jams recorded through the years
by this way-kool, bad-ass, killer blues/rock axeripper from New Your City.
Includes 11 tracks of raw, muscular, in-your-face, six string rock with a
Leslie West meets Hendrix meets Billy Gibbons vibe. Dig deep and smell
the serious blues-based, ball bustin', ass kickin', retro-70s heavy guitar
rock riffage & six string mojo on the GUITAR PETE: "Rare Tracks" disc.
BIOGRAPHY
by Evan Cater
Pete Brasino has been playing his rock & roll-flavored brand of blues ever since he was in high school. He began to teach himself to play guitar as a 16-year-old and within six months he had become so proficient with the instrument that his classmates dubbed him Guitar Pete -- the nickname that would become his performing name. Another significant leftover from those early days is his playing style. Because he never had a guitar instructor, the left-handed musician never learned how to string the guitar the way a southpaw traditionally would. Instead, he plays upside down and backwards, holding the guitar lefty but using right-handed fingerings. Brasino's early heavy metal albums, released under the name Guitar Pete's Axe Attack, were not commercial successes, but they caught the attention of high-profile music industry professionals and eventually led to a 1994 recording deal for Brasino's band, Snakeyed Sue. The band's first record was produced by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiro, producers whose resumes included work with Blues Traveler, Guns N' Roses, and Aretha Franklin. Snakeyed Sue dissolved shortly after the album's release, but four years later, Guitar Pete returned with a solo effort Burning Bridges that provided a showcase for his powerhouse blues sound.
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