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Chris Spheeris — Dia del Sol (w/Anthony Mazzella)
Album: Brio
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Released: 2001
Length: 4:42
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 Mari wrote:
FreeBob wrote: Biography by Heather Phares New age composer/multi-instrumentalist Chris Spheeris began writing songs on his guitar as a teenager. Inspired by the sacred and folk music of his Greek heritage and other world music, classical music, and pop, Spheeris fused these elements together into his own unique musical style. The folk aspects of his music were prominent early in his career as part of a duo with guitarist/composer Paul Voudouris in the '70s and early '80s. After they disbanded, Spheeris began to create a more complex, keyboard-based sound, which he documented on self-produced demo tapes. One of these demos found its way to the A&R department at Columbia Records, with whom Spheeris signed a deal in 1985. The label released his debut album, Desires of the Heart, and Pathways to Surrender before he left in the early '90s to form his own label, Essence, which released most of his solo output and two reunions with Voudouris: Enchantment and Nothing but the Truth. Along with his solo albums, Spheeris has also composed scores for cable and public television documentaries. He released his Higher Octave Records debut, Dancing With the Muse, in early 2000.

Thank You for the info!
Posted 11 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 kaz wrote:

I've been spoiled listening to local musicians in Mexico play classical pieces, I do not see this as special.




Well, good for you!  It may not be "special" for you,  but, it is  an EXCELLENT TUNE!!  Thanx RP!   
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
SUPERB!  Thanx RP!   
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
I've been spoiled listening to local musicians in Mexico play classical pieces, I do not see this as special.
Posted 17 years ago by kaz    [ Reply ]
edechewe wrote:
. sure they can play guitar, who cares:
It's like listening to a kid practice.
Posted 17 years ago by bokey    [ Reply ]
LOVE it.
Posted 17 years ago by jammin_alli    [ Reply ]
OOoooooh. Pretty.
Posted 17 years ago by TheLuggage    [ Reply ]
amazing song, great set of songs!! keep it up
Posted 17 years ago by buckeyes    [ Reply ]
Beautiful
Posted 17 years ago by leonredcollar    [ Reply ]
A really nice cut from these two hometown (Sedona) guys. Chris' music has matured well over the years, and he is a top notch person as well.
Posted 17 years ago by jadewahoo    [ Reply ]
im50something wrote:
I agree. RP does a really great job putting playlists together!
Bill knows his shit.
Posted 17 years ago by splooge    [ Reply ]
FreeBob wrote:
With this name, Spheeris, is he related to Jimmie Spheeris? Used to listen to him 30 years ago...could be his son...
Biography by Heather Phares New age composer/multi-instrumentalist Chris Spheeris began writing songs on his guitar as a teenager. Inspired by the sacred and folk music of his Greek heritage and other world music, classical music, and pop, Spheeris fused these elements together into his own unique musical style. The folk aspects of his music were prominent early in his career as part of a duo with guitarist/composer Paul Voudouris in the '70s and early '80s. After they disbanded, Spheeris began to create a more complex, keyboard-based sound, which he documented on self-produced demo tapes. One of these demos found its way to the A&R department at Columbia Records, with whom Spheeris signed a deal in 1985. The label released his debut album, Desires of the Heart, and Pathways to Surrender before he left in the early '90s to form his own label, Essence, which released most of his solo output and two reunions with Voudouris: Enchantment and Nothing but the Truth. Along with his solo albums, Spheeris has also composed scores for cable and public television documentaries. He released his Higher Octave Records debut, Dancing With the Muse, in early 2000.
Posted 18 years ago by Mari    [ Reply ]
tomcool wrote:
Very tasty, Bill. Thanks. 10:20 pm - Chris Spheeris - Dia del Sol (w/Anthony Mazzella) 10:16 pm - Porcupine Tree - Lips Of Ashes 10:11 pm - Kasabian - Cutt Off 10:07 pm - Thievery Corporation - Pela Janela (Feat Gigi Rezende) 10:03 pm - Medeski, Martin & Wood - Mami Gato
I agree. RP does a really great job putting playlists together!
Posted 18 years ago by im50something    [ Reply ]
trempel wrote:
Ther've been some complaints regarding the rating scheme. I think we should add a rating called "smooth as a baby's bottom"
One of my all time favorites from times past.
Posted 18 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
FreeBob wrote:
With this name, Spheeris, is he related to Jimmie Spheeris? Used to listen to him 30 years ago...could be his son...
No idea, but I remember Jimmy Spheeris too.
Posted 18 years ago by im50something    [ Reply ]
With this name, Spheeris, is he related to Jimmie Spheeris? Used to listen to him 30 years ago...could be his son...
Posted 18 years ago by maninblack    [ Reply ]
Ther've been some complaints regarding the rating scheme. I think we should add a rating called "smooth as a baby's bottom"
Posted 18 years ago by trempel    [ Reply ]
Adjective... ... ... pretty.. ... ... this song is pretty... like me!!!!!!! I feel pretty, listening to this song & dats dat!!!!!!!!!
Posted 18 years ago by honeygirl    [ Reply ]
Very pleasing to the ear -- perhaps to the soul as well.
Posted 19 years ago by lester    [ Reply ]
Maybe it's just the mood I'm in, but the endless syncopation really gets to me. I'm relieved that it's over now....
Posted 19 years ago by jone_ston    [ Reply ]
Liked it at first, starting to bore me now. Oh, good...it's done!
Posted 19 years ago by serendipity_blue    [ Reply ]
imagining drums and percussion with this...
Posted 19 years ago by yashpheh    [ Reply ]
Perfect Sunday morning music. Enjoying it greatly!
Posted 19 years ago by cupcakegirrrl    [ Reply ]
Underrated but almost always excellent. Keep an open mind....
Posted 19 years ago by Zocket    [ Reply ]
sorry but it's just boring - I'm too bored to describe what type of boring.
Posted 19 years ago by moshevelvul    [ Reply ]
edechewe wrote:
time for the mute button. sure they can play guitar, who cares:
FYI this artist does alot more than play the guitar. This is one of my favorite pieces.
Posted 19 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
edechewe wrote:
time for the mute button. sure they can play guitar, who cares:
errr...duhhhh :iamwith: Jesse Cook Billy McLaughlin Don Ross Michael Hedges ... Very cool tune. Thanks, Bill.
Posted 19 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
edechewe wrote:
time for the mute button. sure they can play guitar, who cares:
I do very much :-)
Posted 19 years ago by rklein    [ Reply ]
This would be great to hear live. Or great to have in the background while entertaining guests. But for straight up listening, it's not doing much for me.
Posted 19 years ago by Tarindel    [ Reply ]
This is one of the many things that I enjoy about RP- that every so often a flamenco or classical guitar piece comes up, and it brings back fond memories of listening to a very skilled friend play in a little coffeehouse years ago. For me, RP has become an musical echo to my life.
Posted 19 years ago by Dirktooth    [ Reply ]
Beautiful and breezy. Love it.
Posted 19 years ago by jayladdin    [ Reply ]
time for the mute button. sure they can play guitar, who cares:
Posted 19 years ago by edechewe    [ Reply ]
oooh, purty.
Posted 19 years ago by keemun    [ Reply ]
This is excellente.
Posted 20 years ago by Spliff    [ Reply ]
Nice guitar work! I feel like I am sitting in a Mexican cantina. RP, take me away!!
Posted 20 years ago by BHTMMan    [ Reply ]