Oscar Lopez
Seduction
The Story
Well known for dazzling guitar prowess, Oscar Lopez found his emotions drawing him in a different direction for his 1998 CD, "Seduction". "I found myself taking a more gentle, subtle approach," he says, comparing this album to his Narada debut, "Heat". "The song "Gentle "Seduction"" set a certain tone, and I didn't try to fight it or change it. I was careful not to resist or force the music that was coming out. There is still speed, and the spirit of the music is always very strong, but this is another side of me. People have told me they thought my music was seductive, and I thought about what that means. I believe if your mind is open, seduction can be a musical term - music can be seductive. It can be inviting and attractive. It can draw you in and make you close your eyes and fly."
The Music
03:58 | The Flavor | Instrumental |
03:20 | Baila, Baila | Instrumental |
04:14 | Rosa Rose | Instrumental |
03:24 | Cerca De Ti | Instrumental |
07:38 | Corrientes | Instrumental |
05:11 | Gentle Seduction | Instrumental |
03:18 | Black Guitar | Instrumental |
03:00 | Mediterraneo | Instrumental |
04:56 | Aires De Otros Mundos | Instrumental |
04:32 | Loving You | Instrumental |
03:32 | Mulata | Instrumental |
03:11 | Vientos Del Sur | Instrumental |
05:12 | Loco Por Ti | Instrumental |
The Artists
Oscar Lopez | Raimundo Nylon-String Guitar, Martin D-28 Steel-String Guitar, Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar, Arrangements, Production, Mixing |
Brent Gubbels | Acoustic and Electric Bass |
Randall Stoll | Drums, Percussion |
Raphael Geronimo | Percussion |
Michael Simpson | Keyboards |
Qui Xia He | Chinese Pipa |
Douglas Schmidt | Accordion |
Eugene Osadchy | Cello |
Don Pennington | Production, Mixing |
Richard Champagne | Engineering, Mixing |
Matthew Marteinsson | Engineering Assistance |
Trevor Sadler | Mastering |
Michael Sullivan | Executive Production |
David Gray | Photography |
Connie Gage | Design |
Recorded and mixed at Blue Wave Productions, Ltd., Vancouver, BC, May, 1998.
Mastered at Narada. Styling by Maureen Willick. |