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jazz_guitar@... wrote: Hi Lonnie, I read that in a Coltrane plays Charlie Parker book sometime in the mid 1960s I believe, and it was definitely attributed to Coltrane. It was on the front

Mr. Bruno and Dr. Groves have each sent me very cordial email, privately. I would call both aesthetically pleasing. While neither agreed with my remarks 100%, for the most part, we're all on the same

fitted as low as before Hey Patricio, How do you get volume on an acoustic with bass strings? I've tried playing acoustic bass guitars but they're very quiet. It seems to me that your bass string

I got a request to explain altered tensions, stemming from a post that I had done in July that explained a little bit about chord functions and tensions. This seems like a good place to do this, for

I was on vacation for 2 weeks and I see that somehow in that time people managed to get Jimmy Bruno on the list and then drive him away. It's kind of pathetic that we get one of the greatest players

I am new to the Group, I thought I should say 'hi'. I've been playing for about 40 years, off and on. I got interested in jazz about 15 years ago, but didn't seriously pursue it 'til a couple of years

I'd be interested in that, as well. I think it has more to do with McLaughlin's attack. I believe he's just dealing with chorus and slight overdrive from the amp. That's just a guess. Anyone have a

"How To Learn Tunes" by David Baker (Aebersold Jazz)...has been mentioned before, but like my CostaRican broads.... it's a real sleeper!! -Grandaddy Mike http://humanGnome.com

Folks For those of you not aware but the group guidelines and FAQ are located here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jazz_guitar/files/Read%20First/ From May 2001 a copy was sent to all new (joining)

I would disagree with your comment on Mr. Duff - and you can see how even this mild disagreement, as it involves a person, can easily spin out of control. By and large, I'm sure all of us are

Hi jazzers. I listened some of John Stowell stuff and he is realy great. I also discover that he has 3 instrucional videos. What do you have to say about the vid's? They worth it? I'm specialy

"Alisdair MacRae Birch" <akmbirch@y...> Hi Alisdair. Could you tell me more things about these book? What kind of subjects does it cover? It's a "modern" book? Thanks. Vitor. Portugal.

I'll second that. I've been playing guitar for about 20 years and I decided to learn jazz. I picked up the first 3 in this set and it really seems well put together. Each 'lesson' is broken into chord

While I agree that attacks against a "natural" person are unacceptable, I understand that critising an attitude by a musician is one of the things this "discussion" group would be meant for. In fact,

Perhaps with all the BS going on my question has fallen by the wayside. So I'll try once more...

Hi, Can anyone of you recommend to me a really good jazz guitar self-tutor from intermediate level onwards comprising of book with CD video, and the source. Thanks and warm regards, Paul,

HI, I am a self-taught jazz guitarist. My left-hand fingers tire and hurt very quickly inspite of frequent rest periods. Can anyone of you, professionals, suggest some remedial advice. Would highly

Hi Vitor, I have to say that I've never seen any of John Stowell's videos, but while I was living in Portland I studied with John over a period of a couple of years, and he's a great teacher. Some

Hey Jimmy, Sounds like you've got a great attitude. If you're looking for information on music theory, there are a lot of guys on this list who offer free instructional information on their websites

I hope I can get some new ideas here - I have recently began playing with a good 6 piece combo - two saxes, clarinet, upright bass, drums and me on guitar. I am getting the calls because I can solo,