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Young American rock/pop singer, Peter Cincotti is going to release his next album "East of Angel" very soon. Slated for a releasing date on February 12, 2008, the album is expected to draw Cincotti's fans more intoxicatedly than ever. "East of Angel Town" is said to feature punchy, dynamic, and more edgy sound, simultaneously classic and modern. Peter Cincotti, who is 24 years of age, has already won much laurels and accolades for his exciting musical stuff. Cincotti is not only a singer, he is also a songwriter, affluent pianist, and a good actor. Born on July 11, 1983 in New York, Cincotti laid his hand on the piano at the tender age of three. Since then there is no looking back for this musical prodigy.

Ornamented with good acting capabilities, Cincotti appeared in a small role in the 2004 Bobby Darin biopic "Beyond the Sea" and contributed to the film's soundtrack. He also grabbed a small role as piano player in planetarium in the blockbuster "Spider-Man 2". His song "December Boys" is featured in the 2007 film "December Boys", starring Daniel Radcliffe.

"Peter Cincotti", the debut album of Cincotti, is a compilation of traditional and popular jazz favourites. His second album, "On the Moon" featured some of the artist's own songs.The soon-to-be-released "East of Angel Town" features all his original works. This new work began when Cincotti teamed up with noted producer and fourteen-time Grammy winner David Foster, producer Humberto Gatica, and producer/sound designer Jochem van der Saag.

Now all eyes are on "East of Angel Town", which will tell stories woven into melodies that are both individual and universal."This album is very much about the old and the new. Not only within the songs themselves, but also in the way we recorded them. I wanted to combine the classic way of live recording with the many elements of modern production" - says the singer himself.

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Featuring Some Of The Great Guitar Blues Players

In the history of the guitar blues there have been some great players and fortunately many of those great players are still with us today. Whether you prefer smooth guitar blues or whether you like to have your guitar blues smash you in the face there have been players to oblige you and to entertain you for over a century now. Here is a quick look at some guitar blues players that have made an impact.

BB King

BB King has been playing guitar blues for over 60 years and is one of the standards that people use when they talk about guitar blues players. He has recorded with such great bands as U2 and is best known for his trademark hollow body electric guitar he calls Lucille. He was originally called the Beale Street Blues Boy but before his first record came out the record company shortened it to BB and used his real last name of King to create the name BB King. In over 60 years BB King has played his smooth style of blues all over the world.

Eric Clapton

Known simply as "Slow Hand", Eric Clapton is a self taught guitar prodigy who got his start in the famous 1960's hard rock blues band Cream. After Cream disbanded he went on to form such acts as Derrick And The Dominoes but Clapton was always displaying his trademark slow hand smooth guitar blues style somewhere in the world. Recently Cream was reunited for a few shows and it is unknown whether or not they will stay together but even without a reunited Cream Eric Clapton has still left his mark as one of the greatest guitar blues players ever.

Robert Johnson

It is difficult to talk about guitar blues players without talking about the man that greats such as Jimi Hendrix and Muddy Waters cite as one of their prime influences. Robert Johnson was born in 1911 and died in 1938 but in between there he recorded and released at least a half dozen or more records that survive today as an example of the talent and vision that Johnson had. He lived the blues and, by some accounts, died because of the blues and Robert Johnson is the place where most blues is said to have come from.

Jimi Hendrix

For some reason Jimi Hendrix is never given his due as the master guitar blues player that he was because many people cannot see past his use of sound and energy on the electric guitar. But everything Jimi did was based in the blues and many of his more popular songs are simply blues songs done Jimi's way and there is nothing wrong with that.

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can i connect my electric guitar to a mixer?

i have a fender telecaster and my mixer is a prodigy b-52,..if i really can connect my guitar to a mixer,how?tnx!

Yes, you'll want to try one of the 1/4 inch microphone inputs first. You may have to turn down the volume control on your guitar a bit but it should work. All you'll need is a standard guitar cable.

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