Deko Entertainment welcomes former Guns’n’Roses guitarist Ron ‘Bumblefoot’ Thal! His brand new album “Bumblefoot…Returns!” featuring Brian May, Steve Vai and others is on pre-order now in our store.
“Bumblefoot …Returns!” features collaborations with iconic musicians, including Brian May, Steve Vai, Guthrie Govan, Derek Sherinian, Jerry Gaskill, and others, showcasing Bumblefoot’s innovative guitar techniques, such as his signature fretless guitar and “thimble technique.”
On the album, Bumblefoot shared:
“It’s been 30 years since releasing the debut ‘Adventures of Bumblefoot‘ on Shrapnel Records, and I haven’t done a fully instrumental album since. Working on Whom Gods Destroy’s album inspired growling heavy fretless parts like ‘Simon in Space’. Watching a blues documentary inspired ‘Moonshine Hootenanny.’ Losing loved ones led to writing ‘Funeral March.’ Songs become a soundtrack to our lives.”
The album is available for pre-order now on vinyl, CD, and cassette, with exclusive merch bundles at bumblefoot.com. Highlights of the physical editions include:
=> Vinyl: Double-disc gatefold with UV art pressing on Side 4.
=> CD: Includes an 8-panel foldout square poster.
=> Cassette: Features 10 panels of artwork.
Pre-Order here: https://bumblefoot.com/
Tracklist:
01. Simon in Space
02. Planetary Lockdown
03. Moonshine Hootenanny
04. Chopin Waltz Op64 No2
05. Monstruoso (ft. Steve Vai)
06. Monstruoso II – Departure
07. Cintaku
08. Once in Forever (ft. Brian May)
09. Andalusia
10. Anveshana (ft. Guthrie Govan)
11. Funeral March (ft. Ben Karas)
12. Griggstown Crossing
13. The Thread
14. Liftoff
About Bumblefoot:
Ron ‘Bumblefoot’ Thal is a celebrated guitarist, producer, composer, and educator with a career spanning over 30 years. Known for his groundbreaking techniques, Bumblefoot has performed with Guns N’ Roses, Asia, Sons of Apollo, Whom Gods Destroy and more.
Bumblefoot is an adjunct professor, international cultural ambassador, philanthropist, and hot sauce entrepreneur, whose work has been featured in TV, film, and video games, including VH1’s That Metal Show.
