London has its share of buskers in the Tube and music in cafes. I particularly enjoyed the sound in the tube: nicely full and rich with reverb, and a few voices and singer songwriters justified the acoustics. But I have pics of two guitarists for CJ. First is Charlie Sus who was shredding for the harried travellers on the tube. Second was Francesco Coghetto, Italian jazz guitarist from Treviso who was playing a much more subdued set for a basement cafe in for a much more sedate audience at Fortnum & Masons. You couldn't get much different in style and venue, but music is a great leveller.
London has its share of buskers in the Tube and music in cafes. I particularly enjoyed the sound in the tube: nicely full and rich with reverb, and a few voices and singer songwriters justified the acoustics. But I have pics of two guitarists for CJ. First is Charlie Sus who was shredding for the harried travellers on the tube. Second was Francesco Coghetto, Italian jazz guitarist from Treviso who was playing a much more subdued set for a basement cafe in for a much more sedate audience at Fortnum & Masons. You couldn't get much different in style and venue, but music is a great leveller.
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