burnitall a écrit :
Neredev a écrit :
Je ne connaissais pas. C'est une bien belle façon de faire sonnner une SG qu'il a...
pour moi c'est un génie méconnu a tort du rock pstchédelique
autre grand pionier du rock psychédelique oriental le guitariste iranien
kourosh-yaghmai un pionier du rock 60's iranien
il continue d'ailleurs comme
Erkin Koray de jouer meme si je préfére ses anciens morceaux des 60's qui avaient pour certains une touche bien psyché funky
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K(...)hmaei
et son site officiel
http://www.kourosh-yaghmaei.com/
http://dariosirannostalgia.blo(...).html
Kourosh Yaghmaei was 10 when his father gave him a gift that revealed his talent for music. It was a Santour (The Persian Traditional string-percussive /Dulcimer). According to his mother, when he opened his present, after a few tries, he started to play a tune. Not to mention that he had never touched a Santour before. After 5 years of practice he gained precious knowledge of Iranian traditional music along with excellent skills in playing Santour.
At the age of 15 he chose to play the guitar, which he has always loved. He gathered his own Pop/Rock bands which he both composed for and played in. He mostly played the lead guitar. In fact Kourosh introduced Rock music to Iran with a Pop formation of songs. At that time he received several tempting offers from Western musicians and bands’ managers to join them. In his senior year as a Social Science student at the Iran National University (DANESHGHAH-e MELLI-e IRAN),
Kourosh released his first single hit GOL-e YAKH. The poem was written by his classmate, now-famous poet Mahdi Akhavan Langeroudi. This memorable love song led him to worldwide fame. He orchestrated, composed, played and sang the song. The song received international attention. It was re-played and sang in several other languages by their local musicians.
His voice was banned for 17 years after 1979. In these years he published children stories on books and cassettes. He released an instrumental album called DIYAAR (Homeland). It was an orchestration of endemic songs for Grand National Orchestra. He also took some guitar students. His first album SIB-e NOGHRE’EE (Silvery Apple) was released after the ban was lifted. His picture was only allowed to be printed in his albums after 24 years. It has to be noted
http://www.radiojavan.com/stor(...)hajer
quelques vidéos
Autrement il existe cette compilation de trés rare morceaux de groupe garage 60's iranien qui s'appelle
raks raks raks mais elle est pas évidente a trouver
http://www.bompstore.com/servl(...)10368
ça me réconcilie avec ce site...