We first came to you talking about the ¨Hey Jude¨ masterpiece recomposition of Joseph Ferrante, as well as talking about another two songs of him, namely, ¨Here comes a brand new day¨ and ¨Alone again¨.
This time we want to talk about another song of Joseph Ferrante, titled ¨Toilet World¨. ¨Toilet World¨ describes the world we live in, a world that will never change because it was made to be like that. No matter how many revolutions come and go, the ¨Toilet World¨ will always be the ¨Toilet World¨, because the nature of the human animal will always be the same.

The ¨Toilet World¨, a world where the best pop musician of all time was blocked during nearly 20 long years by a heartless mafia, simply because he was a threat to many music myths.
This horrible mafia did everything they could to hide the musician from the public. A dreamy musician had to go through all this. This is the ¨Toilet World¨.

Why the ¨Toilet World?: selfishness, egoism, greed, envy, jealousy, abuse, racism, hatred, tyranny of the powerful, useless presidents, money as only value, divorces, betrayals, outlaws, non spirituality, evil, wars, disasters, unhappiness, unemployment, merciless competition, corruption, sicknesses, inhuman trends, enemies, you name it, the ¨Toilet World¨ has done it.

Joseph Ferrante gives you his description of the ¨Toilet World¨ in his song. Maybe his views are not as drastic as mine, but just the same describe this ¨Toilet World.

¨Everybody´s running fast, trying to reach the moon and stars,
there´s no need of doing that if we can share each other´s heart¨...

(Poet musicians always soften the harsh reality to make it musical. Things are quite different in a newspaper than they are in a song)

To listen to ¨Toilet World¨ even with the possibility of downloading it go to:

http://ferrrantemusic5.byethost13.com

(You can also download the other tracks we talked about before, should you want to have them. It is a free download for some time, especially for you. Every song we talk about becomes a free download on the website of Joseph Ferrante at the same time).


R. Davis.
PR

We first came to you talking about the ¨Hey Jude¨ masterpiece recomposition of Joseph Ferrante, as well as talking about another two songs of him, namely, ¨Here comes a brand new day¨ and ¨Alone again¨.
This time we want to talk about another song of Joseph Ferrante, titled ¨Toilet World¨. ¨Toilet World¨ describes the world we live in, a world that will never change because it was made to be like that. No matter how many revolutions come and go, the ¨Toilet World¨ will always be the ¨Toilet World¨, because the nature of the human animal will always be the same.

The ¨Toilet World¨, a world where the best pop musician of all time was blocked during nearly 20 long years by a heartless mafia, simply because he was a threat to many music myths.
This horrible mafia did everything they could to hide the musician from the public. A dreamy musician had to go through all this. This is the ¨Toilet World¨.

Why the ¨Toilet World?: selfishness, egoism, greed, envy, jealousy, abuse, racism, hatred, tyranny of the powerful, useless presidents, money as only value, divorces, betrayals, outlaws, non spirituality, evil, wars, disasters, unhappiness, unemployment, merciless competition, corruption, sicknesses, inhuman trends, enemies, you name it, the ¨Toilet World¨ has done it.

Joseph Ferrante gives you his description of the ¨Toilet World¨ in his song. Maybe his views are not as drastic as mine, but just the same describe this ¨Toilet World.

¨Everybody´s running fast, trying to reach the moon and stars,
there´s no need of doing that if we can share each other´s heart¨...

(Poet musicians always soften the harsh reality to make it musical. Things are quite different in a newspaper than they are in a song)

To listen to ¨Toilet World¨ even with the possibility of downloading it go to:

http://ferrrantemusic5.byethost13.com

(You can also download the other tracks we talked about before, should you want to have them. It is a free download for some time, especially for you. Every song we talk about becomes a free download on the website of Joseph Ferrante at the same time).


R. Davis.
PR

We first came to you talking about the ¨Hey Jude¨ of Joseph Ferrante.
This time we want to draw your attention to another two songs of Joseph Ferrante.
One is called ¨Here comes a brand new day¨ and the other is called ¨Alone again¨
¨Here comes a brand new day¨ is made in a Classic Rock fashion, with the same fast guitar of Joseph Ferrante, but this time on an electric guitar.
¨Alone again¨ is a ballad full of floating guitars. A delicate piece.

They used to be a 60 seconds preview. Now we made them full for you (same as Hey Jude)

You can listen to them going to:

http://ferrrantemusic5.byethost13.com

(You can also download these tracks, should you want to have them. It is a free download for some time, especially for you)

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On this occasion we want to talk about a ballad of Joseph Ferrante.
It is called ¨Alone again¨

¨Alone again¨ is a ballad full of floating guitars. A delicate piece.

You can listen to it going to:

http://ferrantemusic3.byethost13.com

(You can also download this track, should you want to have it. It is a free download for some time, especially for you)

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We first came to you talking about the ¨Hey Jude¨ of Joseph Ferrante.
This time we want to draw your attention to another song by Joseph Ferrante.
It is called ¨Here comes a brand new day¨
It is made in a Classic Rock fashion, with the same fast guitar of Joseph Ferrante, but this time on an electric guitar.

Used to be a 60 seconds preview. Now we made it full for you (same as Hey Jude)

You can listen to it going to:

http://ferrantemusic3.byethost13.com

Joseph Ferrante is the guitarist making the whole guitar scene up to date look like a nothing. He is a myth destroyer.
While all famous non guitarists play with an electric guitar that even the wind can play, Joseph Ferrante makes marvels on the heavy nylon strings of a spanish guitar.
I think very few people play guitar compared to Joseph Ferrante.

Joseph Ferrante had his first guitar as a Christmas present when he was nine years old. Since then he's been learning all kind of music styles so as to apply them to his guitar playing. He is mainly a Rock musician.
Pod's Blues, After Obsession, The Beasts, The Primitives, Ferrante's Experience, Silver Shadows, The B3, Yesterday, Bowen West, Rock Ltd., etc., etc., are some of the bands he's played with.
 
He worked as a piano tuner and technician for Chappell, Yamaha and other firms, perfecting the art of making and repairing pianos.
Amongst his usual customers you could find The Royal Albert Hall, The Westminster Cathedral, The Royal Scots Guard Band, The BBC, The London Symphony Orchestra, The Queen Elizabeth Hall, George Harrison, etc., etc. He also worked for the National Artists Association, attending pianos on the national tours of artists such as Maurice Hasson, Judith Jaimes, etc, etc.
 
He stopped giving live performances with bands and is now exclusively dedicating himself to studio work. Ferrante uses real instruments, avoiding the use of computers, sequencers, etc., etc.
 
Three main reasons guided his life: God, Music and Romeo and Juliet. His major musical influences are: God, Yes, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, E.L.P., Jimi Hendrix, Beethoven and Bach.
 
His "Shangri-la" CD is a mixture of styles and tendencies including Rock, Ballads, Classic Choirs, Latin Music, Impromptus, Reggae Fusion, Tropical Bachata, Fox Trot, Swing, etc.,

Just listen to the trascendental recomposition of Hey Jude he did 
The Hey Jude of Joseph Ferrante makes the original song look absolutely naive and badly composed, and the Beatles look like a nothing.
In these days when everybody learns 5 or 6 popular chords and a pentatonic scale and then buy an electric guitar that anybody can play and an overdrive to conceal the non musicianship even more, Joseph Ferrante happens to be one of the finest guitarists on Earth. As a matter of fact, very few people play guitar compared to Joseph Ferrante,