Adrian Legg

Legg has been called “ridiculously talented” (Music Week); a “guitarist of great power, invention and versatility…(who) sounds like an orchestra,” (St. Petersburg Times) and “the best acoustic player I’ve ever heard,” according to guitar icon Joe Satriani. As noted by popular BBC radio personality Andy Kershaw, “Quite simply, there is no one else like him,” citing Legg’s “dazzling technique and equally large dollops of spirit, humor, passion, eclecticism and spontaneity.”

Aptly described by Audio Magazine as a "kind of cross between Robert Fripp and Garrison Keillor," Legg is more fully characterized as a “genuine entertainer who excels at not only painting pictures, if not frescoes, and telling stories with music— but also wittily regaling his audiences with tales from his life and travels and his cogent and often oblique yet thought-provoking observations on a spectrum of topics. It’s all part of his dedication to making his performances a full-blooded emotional experience.”

His new double CD features the following popular hits, performed live with along with the entertaining stories associated with these songs told as separate tracks, on Disc 1: Midwest Sunday, Ragged Nail, The Elderly Jig, Siobhan Kapoor, A Waltz for Leah, and Not Remotely Blue; and on Disc 2: A Waltz for Darrell, The Doorbell Song, The Divorcee’s Waltz, Brooklyn Blossom, The Irish Girl, and Tiddles.

The new CD is available for sale on CD Baby, Amazon and through his website, www.adrianlegg.com

His performance at Songbirds Guitar Museum is sure to be a crowd-pleaser, filled with his hit material and signature wit. For tickets: visit: https://songbirdsguitars.com/event/adrian-legg-in-concert/