Most pieces are for guitar, sometimes accompanied by percussion and other instruments, and have elements flamenco, choral music, tango, rock and blues.
In typical trovadore fashion, Portabales sang and played guitar, sometimes accompanied by a small group.
He plays guitar sometimes accompanied by blues harp (harmonica), stomp box, drums and percussion instruments.
At the fifty-second mark the drums play a more regular beat, and The Edge's guitar, accompanied by Eno's synthesizer, enters.
The main instruments used in his songs are acoustic guitar, often accompanied by organ, pedal steel, bass and drums.
Everything was acoustic and usually performed on guitar accompanied by a percussionist who played a set of older conga drums with drumsticks.
The conclusion begins with the return of the bass and strummed acoustic guitar, accompanied by strings.
The song is a bass-driven track with minimal drums and acoustic guitar accompanied by eastern and orchestral flourishes.
Chris played the guitar, accompanied by Mark on the mandolin, and Ollie on the bass.
It was characterized by an acoustic guitar accompanied with bongo drums and maracas.
