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Hello, This is sort of a follow up to my Ampeg question. I have an early �50s DanElectro Challenger that I would like to have restored to like new condition. Anybody have any recommendations for amp

Hello, Of all the amps I抳e owned, my favorite has been a �60s Ampeg Reverberocket (single 12� speaker) that I got rid of about 20 years ago for a reason that escapes me now. (It made sense at the

wrote: With the last 4. He left that nifty cadenza off of Lazy Bird too, as I recall. That deceptive progression before the close are pretty critical to the form to me. It's not that hard to

"The Cole Nobody Knows" is a documentary film on Mr. Freddy Cole, Nat's younger brother. It will have its premiere at the 2005 Westwood International Film Festival in Los Angeles Thursday Oct

Sonny Rollins: A Free Spirit Steeped in Legends By BEN RATLIFF Copyright 2005 The New York Times Company http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/30/arts/music/30sonn.html HIS face and neatly trimmed white

I was learning OIL and listened to PM's version (El Hombre). He leaves out the last 4 bars of the B section, according to the RealBook. There is a bunch of melody in those bars. I can't find any other

My teacher had to go out of town today. Also, I will be out of town next Monday. So I have a couple weeks to work on last week's lesson. I have taken the opportunity to read Jerry Coker's fine

Alisdair I met him here in Philly years ago! Tony

I know that Mike Stern's hollow body tone may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I know that he uses hollow body guitar in the song Wherever you are in Is what it is, and What might have been in

No, you have it right. Sometimes a quieter overall sound from another instrument may still have a particular frequency also played by the same instrument at a little higher sound pressure level

Perhaps Drew Gress? His album "Heyday" is really good. I need to pick up more of his material. I've really been loving Andy Parsons' work as well. Those New York cats know where it's

I've really been into Andy Parsons lately. I love the guy's improvisations but I really enjoy his composing. I was wondering if anyone could point me towards more artists who's compositions are

Which cheapo Ibanez box do you have? They've got about 15 different models of cheapo jazz boxes. Jazz through an AC-30 :-)

Just uploaded my chord melody for "Naima" to the YJGG File Archives .. it's in 2 pages .. Note: Sections A & C: E Pedal Section B: B Pedal (where indicated) John Amato Music blows the dust

--- MICHAEL LARUE <flashlarue@...> wrote: ...as played on "Jim Hall and Red Mitchell" copyright 1978 JanHall Music ... this came form the Real Book -- but the separate sheet I have

I have it on JIM HALL - JIM HALL & RED MITCHELL It is a LIVE album. Very nice. Andy John, Thanks very much for doing that. Also I tried to research which Jim Hall album Blue Dove was on but didn't

John, Thanks very much for doing that. Also I tried to research which Jim Hall album Blue Dove was on but didn't have much luck. Any ideas? Michael --- John Amato <jamato316@...> wrote:

Michael, I have a copied sheet form a RealBook in the 80s... I'll scan it at work and send it to you ...OK? thanks for the listen .. I always looved that song ... it's a joy to play ... --- MICHAEL

Ok, right. I remeber someone talking about this one also. There are so many great things mentioned on this list. My plan is to use the Baker first edition in conjunction with the Leavitt series for

Well, yes, I hear the influence of Ornette in his phrasing/time feel. than he played an one of his tunes)