If you haven't seen this yet, you may get a litle
excited.
Barry Galbraith was a huge talent on the guitar in the
50 and 60s -- especially in the area of arranging --
his chord melodies are superb -- every note
meticulously thought out and arranged in suh a way to
bring out out the true timbre of "jazz guitar..."
barry's duets are also fine ... and his books on
"comping" IMO are comparable to none....
This is a most excellent book being offered free ...
... I studied with Barry Galbraith in '74 in NYC -- he
had a small suite of offices in the Brill building on
54th and Broadway ... down the hall were music
publishing companies songwriters, booking & publicity
agents, etc, ... there was always a beevy of activity
on the 11th floor
Barry was a great talent ... hear him on Johnny
Hartman's "The Voice That is Johnny Hartman" -- he
plays a really cool classical guitar oon Mancini's
"Slow Hot Wind"
Thanking You In Advance,
John Amato
Isa.55:11
201-348-5142
"All that is necessary for the triumph
of evil is that good men do nothing."
-- Edmund Burke
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