Take a look to FJGI music

Subject: Take a look to FJGI music
From: FJGI
Date: 13 Dec 03 - 06:35 AM

Hi,
I'm a spanish singer, guitarist, songwriter. I invite you to take a look to my web: http://usuarios.lycos.es/fjgiproductions
I enjoy country music but also flamenco, blues...

Regards, Francisco

Subject: RE: Take a look to FJGI music
From: Joe Offer
Date: 13 Dec 03 - 11:54 PM

Hi, Francisco - it looks like a very interesting Website. Thanks for inviting us to visit.
-Joe Offer-

Subject: RE: Take a look to FJGI music
From: FJGI
Date: 14 Dec 03 - 04:24 AM

Hi,

Thanks for your replay...

Here you can read more about me:

More than 100.000 visits on mp3.com (under 10 different artist names: "Sweet Track", "Burrito Grass", "Jazz Vibrations", "John Blues", "World Walker", "Xavier Severini", "DJ-99", "Copacavana", "FJGI Samples", "Rockitopop"). Now my artist name is only one: "FJGI".

Charts:

Crazy bird in Kyoto (Top 2 Japanese)
Sense of rhythm (Top 8 Jump Blues)
Astral Dream (Top 10 Hypnosis)
Seu corpo se balanca (Top 11 Brazilian)
Pretty girl from Chihuahua (Top 12 Tex Mex)
Sweetness (Top 13 Swing)
Sohno azul [vocal] (Top 13 Brazilian)
Last night in Jalisco (Top 18 Tex Mex)
Take care (Top 25 Spanish)
Ready for action (Top 29 Latin Jazz)
Funky Trumpets (Top 37 Funk)
Desde Sevilla hasta Nashville [vocal] (Top 39 Western Swing)


Self-taught guitarist. He plays different styles: blues, flamenco, country.... He received lessons from M. Cano in Granada
Projects: flamenco guitar, flamenco-blues and flamenco-country fusion. Vocal sound: coctel of James Taylor, Bob Dylan and Gram Parson, with flamenco vocal influences.
Guitar sound: like a mixture of classical, country, blues and flamenco guitarists (Chet Atkins, Paco de Lucía, Eric Clapton, BB King)
Banjo sound: bluegrass/asian sound.

Regards, Francisco

Subject: RE: Take a look to FJGI music
From: RangerSteve
Date: 14 Dec 03 - 05:48 PM

Nice music. Thanks for telling us about the site.

Subject: RE: Take a look to FJGI music
From: FJGI
Date: 15 Dec 03 - 02:21 AM

Thanks, Ranger. Regards, Francisco