Greg Howe (album)
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Greg Howe | ||
Studio album by Greg Howe | ||
Released | 1988 | |
Recorded | Prairie Sun Studios, Cotati, California, 1987 | |
Genre | Heavy Metal | |
Length | ??:?? | |
Label | Shrapnel Records | |
Producer(s) | ? | |
Professional reviews | ||
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Greg Howe chronology | ||
Greg Howe (1988) |
Introspection (1993) |
Greg Howe was the jazz-metal shredder's first record for Shrapnel Records, that had never recorded anyone comparable to the Pennsylvania native. This potent release combines bluesy elements with Howe’s own incredible state-of-the-art technique. Laden with adventurous rhythm tracks from poll-winning bassist Billy Sheehan and progressive drummer Atma Anur, Greg Howe has become a mainstay of guitar fans everywhere. Howe is an extremely talented guitarist who plays blindingly fast on top-notch tracks such as "Bad Racket" and "Straight Up."
[edit] Track listing
- "Kick It All Over"
- "The Pepper Shake"
- "Bad Racket"
- "Super Unleaded"
- "Land Of Ladies"
- "Straight Up"
- "Red Handed"
- "After Hours"
- "Little Rose"