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I have a Minibrute IV -- i love the tone but the spring reverb leaves much to be desired -- I added a Boss RV reverb pedal -- and now it cooks .... I never managed to get good results with

...that works... in fact, what you're doing is spelling out the dom7b9...when you wrote, b9th, 3rd, 5th & 7th of the --- sonomatips <sonomatips@...> wrote: John Amato Music blows the dust

i have a Minibrute IV -- my main ax is a D'Angelico Excel -- which sounds sweet -- my Epi Emperor sounds super too ... even my Takamine classical electric sounds great ... --- Juan Carlos Fiallos

Hey Dave I tried that with Nardis, couldn't find any. lol Look in those deep files of yours for me please. Maybe it's the lost Bill Evans original! Marshall wrote: in imagery for think

I've never had any success scanning anything into Finale, for what it's worth... Cheers, JV Juan Vega

Shouldn't you want that to be the other way around? JC

"I can tell you from my own experience with grandchildren that if you try to substitute Giant Steps for Pop Goes the Weasel or Carmen Sandiego you may run the risk of being reviled as a

It's easier just to know that you can play the diminished scale(s) that start on the b9th, 3rd, 5th & 7th of the dom.7th chord, e.g., C/ Eb(D#)/ Gb(F#)/ A dim. scale over B7/D7/F7/Ab7. <mfcpa1@a...>

We're talking about the vamp Bb6 / Gb7 / Fsus / Gb7 that can be used for rhythm changes. It's an old and common substitution. One recording where it it used is Miles Davis' "Star People" on the tune

just the No additional thoughts, that's pretty much a pat hand, just an endorsement of the concept. It's definitely worked for me. As a kid, before I got a uke at about 11, I'd try to pick out

I think that learning the lyrics to melodies is a tremendous help in remembering them. This also gives you a lot more imaginative imagery for your soloing, and wards off all the technical crap that

It's been quite a week. We are getting ready for a bunch of family to come up for the Canadian Thanksgiving in our new home. All along the way, I have been listening to Stowell's "White Men

FWIW, Scott Henderson has(had) a 2 tape video out. Scott thomwcox wrote:

hi all, Does anyone know a good series for practicing contemporary jazz or fusion. I have a bunch of Jamey Aebersold albums which has been great for practicing standards but I'm looking for

<steinbergerstyler@y...> wrote: Funny, thats exactly how I'd describe Polytone. I love the sound, but I never managed to get good results with sound effects. But the tone and the reverb is so good,

I also like the sound of those amps. I have the JC-55. Great chorus sound too, but the smaller speakers (tens, I think) don't give much bass. Rick of split

The Clarus series amps are not versatile, if you mean versatility in terms of being suited for playing other styles of music. They don't take effects well, and have very little in the way of

Some new semis have a tiny plug and socket on the pickup wiring to make it easier to remove just the pickup without the whole loom. Older semis require the entire loom to be removed - I have