Barthelemy Attiso, Orchestra Baobab, Arsenio Rodriguez, Septeto Roberto Rodriguez, Israel"Cachao"Lopez, Orlando"Cachaito"Lopez, Celia Cruz, Chappottin y sus Estrellas, Los Muñequitos de Matanzas, Perez Prado, Tito Puente, Eliades Ochoa Y El Cuarteto Patria, Septeto Nacional De Ignacio Pinero, Irakere, Los Guaracheros De Oriente, Buena Vista Social Club, Guajiro Mirabel, Chocolate Armenteros, Poncho Sanchez/Mongo Santamaria, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Ernest Ranglin, ROBERT JOHNSON, Charlie Patton, Mississippi John Hurt, Compay Segundo, Ibrahim Ferrer, Sexteto Habenera, Trio Matamoros, Eliades Ochoa, Barbarito Torres, Beny Moré, WMB, Ali Farke Toure, Yassou N'Dour, BarPhillip Glass, Boone Dog Trio, Masada, Paolo Conte, Astor Piazzola, Manuel Galban and Ry Cooder, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, Manu Chao, Santana, Sublime, Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchell, Spinal Tap, John Scofield, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, KLEZMER, The Police, The Streets, Peter Gabriel, Black Uhuru, Peter Tosh, Dromedary, Dromedary Quartet, Naftule Brandwein King of the Klezmer Clarinet, Masada, Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos Postizos,
Sounds Like
Orchestra Baobab, Ernest Ranglin, Buena Vista Social Club, Santana
Philip Kohnen was born in Fairfax, VA on March 5th, 1982. He moved with his mother, two sisters and brother to Atlanta, GA, where Philip was raised. When Philip was 16 years old, he came home from school one day to find a guitar in his bedroom, which he shared with his brother. Since that day, Philip has rarely put the guitar down. He taught himself how to play guitar by experimentation. In fact, most of Philip's knowledge of music was learned "on the bandstand." When Philip was in college at The University of Georgia, he played in multiple bands, including AKA Rude, Dian Nao, and Boone Dog Trio. He has toured with a nationally recognized Sublime cover band called "Wrong Way: The Music of Sublime." Philip began taking lessons with Rob McMaken of the world/folk duo Dromedary, and that is when his musicianship was taken to the next level. Philip studied Cuban music, Klezmer, and other world music with Rob McMaken. Eventually, Philip contacted a percussionist whom he admires greatly named Roberto Rodriguez. He traveled to Manhattan to study Cuban rhythm with Rodriguez in December of 2005. While in New York, Philip also studied with Tresero/Guitarist Ben Lapidus of Brooklyn. Since his travels to New York, Philip has been actively writing and recording new music in the Salsa style. Philip strongly believes that Hispanic culture as a whole, and specifically Cuban culture, is going to play a pivotal role in the transformation of American popular music in the 21st century.
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Phil, what's been goin on? Anyway man, we just wanted to let you that we are putting on a benefit for Nuci's Space (Nuci Phillips Memorial Foundation) at the Georgia Theatre on Thursday, August 28! Featuring Special Guests, Grogus! Doors at 9 pm. We hope that you can make it out to party with us in support of a good cause!
Whats up? I found this website and thought i'd tell everyone, it shows you if anyone at school likes you... I dont know how it works but its really cool, its revealed a few people who have had crushes on me FOREVER, i called them up and it was actually true! You gotta try it!
whats up? i found this site and thought i'd tell everyone, it shows you if anyone at school likes you. i dont know how it works but its really cool, it told me a couple different people who have crushes on me. you gotta try it!
Wrong Way - A Tribute to Sublime will be performing LIVE at The Georgia Theatre in their hometown of Athens this Thursday, July 5th. If you missed Sublime, you do not want to miss this! See you there!
