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The Music Magazine, India's most respected music magazine
"Guitarist Lee Boice, considered heir to the McLaughlin tradition, talks to The Music Magazine about the New York music scene and his latest album, Sacred Spaces, featuring Ustad Sultan Khan" More... |
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20th Century Guitar Magazine Feb. 2002
"Not since John McLaughlin 's work in Shakti has the guitar been so well meshed within a World Music fabric ... an outstanding new guitar based CD that strives towards and achieves a high level of musical exotic ..." More... |
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Get Fancy Magazine Review Fall 2001
Lee J. Boice is also someone I've been waiting months to share with you. A new CD is in the works but for now, Lee's self-released Sacred Spaces should be considered for all those looking for an eclectic, electric guitar collection of instrumentals. While my personal favorite is "Dawn," a inspirational chant, with accordion sounding warping, Congo's and bagpipes for a strong similarity to "Dead Can Dance". Sacred Spaces is a nice, flowing mixture of songs lacing electric guitar throughout. From Spanish spice to luscious love scenes. Lee combines a wide variety of instruments; most of those he plays himself. |
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Listen.com
"Multitalented musician plunders the continents to assemble a musical masala of classical Indian, Latin and contemporary adult fusion. This hot mix is cooled by blues guitar and synths -- easy enlightenment for the ears". Sarah Bardeen @ Listen.Com |
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Rambles.net
"It is possible that many listeners would enjoy Sacred Spaces from the first note. For many, though, it might take a couple of listens before the talent involved in melding all these musical styles into a coherent amalgamation of sounds is apparent. Boice definitely knows what he is doing when it comes to blending music from around the world. More... |
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Sacred Spaces
Guitarist/Composer Lee Boice joins forces with masters of Indian Classical music, producing a musical adventure that breaks new ground in World Music
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