Charlie Hunter - Just a Closer Walk with Thee
A solo performance by the master of the 8-string guitar. The guitar is being fed through a Leslie cabinet to get that sweet, organic tone. www.charliehunter.com
Charlie Hunter If 6 Was 9
Crazy jazz slant on a classic Hendrix jam. Doesn't get any better than this. Recorded in SF 2005 www.buying-gold-online.com
Charlie Hunter - "Lively Up Yourself"
live @ Conan O'Brien 06/20/1997 Charlie Hunter - 8-string guitar Calder Spanier - alto saxophone Kenny Brooks - tenor saxophone Scott Amendola - drums Buy this album: www.amazon.com this video was originally featured on charliehunter.com
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CHARLIE HUNTER plays it live!
FLYP Media sits down with jazz guitarist Charlie Hunter for an exclusive live performance and in interview about his style. Read the full story on Charlie Hunter at www.flypmedia.com
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Putting It Together | Charlie Hunter Clinic
Jazz guitarist Charlie Hunter talks about how he approached integrating the bass and treble strings on his 7-string guitar. Recorded live in June 2011. View the complete selection of Acoustic and Electric Guitars available from the Woodwind & Brasswind at: www.wwbw.com
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Charlie Hunter - "Lively up yourself"
"Lively Up Yourself" Late Night with Conan O' Brien 06.20.97 Charlie Hunter Quartet
Bobby Previte - Airstrip One
Video by Ben Franzen of Bobby Previte's Airstrip One. From the album Coalition of the Willing on Ropeadope Records featuring Bobby Previte, Charlie Hunter, Skerik, Steve Bernstein, Stanton Moore, Jamie Saft.
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Charlie Hunter Trio on Fog Town Network
Year: 1993. Sax: Dave Ellis. Drums: Jay Lane. City: San Francisco. Event: Urban Jam. Song: "Dance of the Jazz Fascists". Those are the facts. Do they describe the experience of hearing young Charlie Hunter's performance that night? Only if the fact he was a piano player is sufficient to describe Duke Ellington.
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Charlie Hunter - Oakland from SOLOS: the jazz sessions
Charlie Hunter performs on Solos: the jazz sessions. Visit solosjazz.com for more information.
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Run For It - Charlie Hunter Trio
Charlie Hunter plays a naughty funk rhythm in this upbeat tune recorded live at The Bowery Ballroom, New York on September 2, 2000. There's a wild crowd enjoying every moment of this upbeat funk. Accompanying Charlie on his signature 8-string Electric and his wah-wah pedals are Chris Lovejoy on congas & percussion, and Stephen Chopek on drums & percussion. PS: I wish there was a live video of this one!
The Charlie Hunter Trio - Greasy Granny
From 1995's Bing Bing Bing. True funk for your soul! To find more on Charlie Hunter or just the Charlie Hunter Trio and more, go to this official website at www.charliehunter.com rcm.amazon.com
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Charlie Hunter - Ottawa
Lots of great people from jambands.ca and the Ottawa jazz scene out at the Elmdale Tavern in Ottawa Apr.22, 2011 to witness Charlie Hunter and Eric Kalb. Epic night in Hintonburg, home of the Hintonburger.
Charlie Hunter w/ TJ Kirk, San Francisco july 28, 1995
TJ Kirk live at Embacadero 3 during the SF Jazz & Wine Festival, July 28, 1995. TJ Kirk was Charlie Hunter on 8-string guitar/bass, Scott Amendola on Drums, and John Schott & Will Bernard on guitars. Their mission was to blend the music of Thelonius Monk, James Brown, & Roland Kirk together.
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Charlie Hunter & Matt Chamberlain # 2 - 9.21.10 - Cameo Gallery - Brooklyn, NY
clip from the first set of Charlie Hunter and Matt Chamberlain's performance at the Cameo Gallery inside of Loving Cup in Williamsburg on 9.21.10 things start getting real funky right around 2:50
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Charlie Hunter Live - Stars Fell On Alabama
From Wikipedia (Partial): "Charlie Hunter (born May 23, 1967) is an American guitarist, composer and bandleader. First coming to prominence in the early 1990s, Hunter has recorded 17 albums. Hunter plays custom-made seven and eight-string guitars, on which he simultaneously plays basslines, rhythm guitar, and solos. Critic Sean Westergaard[2] describes Hunter's guitar technique as "mind-boggling ... he's an agile improviser with an ear for great tone, and always has excellent players alongside him in order to make great music, not to show off." Since the debut of his self-titled Charlie Hunter Trio (which included Dave Ellis on sax and Jay Lane on drums) in 1993, Charlie Hunter has recorded seventeen albums. He co-founded Garage A Trois, a jazz fusion band with Stanton Moore and Skerik. He has collaborated with Bobby Previte for an ongoing project entitled "Groundtruther." He also recorded and toured for Bobby Previte's The Coalition of the Willing in 2006.[3] He appears on acclaimed jazz bassist Christian McBride's Live At Tonic. On both The Coalition of the Willing and Live at Tonic he plays 6-string guitars. His earliest known released recording without unusual guitars is as a guest bassist for the band Sweet Potato from California's East Bay. The song "Crankshaft" can be found on the Ubiquity Records compilation Mo Cookin from 1994 and the song "Monkey Wrench" can be found on the Ubiquity Records compilation Still Cookin from 1995. He also played guitar on the track <b>...</b>
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Billy Martin, John Medeski, Charlie Hunter, John Ellis - Jam - Sullivan Hall 6.10.09
Billy Martin, John Medeski, Charlie Hunter, John Ellis and a very talented bass player performing at Sullivan Hall in New York, NY on 6.10.09
Charlie Hunter with Eric Kalb, Alan Ferber & Curtis Fowlkes Live @ Rose 1-19-10.MP4
Captured on Flip Video Camcorder on 1/19/2010 at Rose Music Live, Brooklyn, NY. Charlie Hunter Quartet with Eric Kalb on drums, brass section with Alan Ferber & Curtis Fowlkes on trombones. Could not get much of Kalb at the kit as the stage was tiny & the brass section was set up in front of the drummer. They should have been set up behind the drummer, it would have made for a better all around visual.
Charlie Hunter Live - Someday We'll All Be Free
From Wikipedia (Partial): "Charlie Hunter (born May 23, 1967) is an American guitarist, composer and bandleader. First coming to prominence in the early 1990s, Hunter has recorded 17 albums. Hunter plays custom-made seven and eight-string guitars, on which he simultaneously plays basslines, rhythm guitar, and solos. Critic Sean Westergaard[2] describes Hunter's guitar technique as "mind-boggling ... he's an agile improviser with an ear for great tone, and always has excellent players alongside him in order to make great music, not to show off." Since the debut of his self-titled Charlie Hunter Trio (which included Dave Ellis on sax and Jay Lane on drums) in 1993, Charlie Hunter has recorded seventeen albums. He co-founded Garage A Trois, a jazz fusion band with Stanton Moore and Skerik. He has collaborated with Bobby Previte for an ongoing project entitled "Groundtruther." He also recorded and toured for Bobby Previte's The Coalition of the Willing in 2006.[3] He appears on acclaimed jazz bassist Christian McBride's Live At Tonic. On both The Coalition of the Willing and Live at Tonic he plays 6-string guitars. His earliest known released recording without unusual guitars is as a guest bassist for the band Sweet Potato from California's East Bay. The song "Crankshaft" can be found on the Ubiquity Records compilation Mo Cookin from 1994 and the song "Monkey Wrench" can be found on the Ubiquity Records compilation Still Cookin from 1995. He also played guitar on the track <b>...</b>
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