Moroccan Skies - Middle Eastern music with Armenian Duduk and Spanish Guitar
A long, mournful introduction (by the Armenian Duduk) defines the track and sets the mood for a daunting, yet mystifying trek across the Maghreb, witnessing a miraculous sight along the way – the sky capturing the deep red, purple, yellow and orange hues.
This song was inspired by Ramon Yslas, who plays percussion on it, when he simply posted a short video from the stage of his Moroccan festival appearance with J-Lo, with the caption “Moroccan Skies.” I saw this, and knew immediately that I had to translate those two words into music. Jim Stubblefield also joins me on guitar for this one, playing the harmony guitar parts to the main melody and chorus, along the climax of us each playing a fiery guitar solo towards the end of the song. Liza Carbe completes the magic with some fabulous bass playing.
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