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Hi folks. I'm really excited to be a part of your group. I think it's great to be able to get insight and info from so many different people and perspectives. So here's my first question: As far as

Adam, I purchased a TR-400 from Reed Kotler (who runs the "justjazz.com" discussion group)about a year ago. It was one of the best things I ever did. The sound quality does deterioate as you slow

I've got a program called CD Looper. It works with windows and has been pretty handy for slowing stuff down while maintaining pitch. It was only around thirty dollars if I'm remembering

Rob Super: I have a Bill Comins Archtop with a floater. Do you know of any mic setup like Baggs that uses a double source for a more acoustic sound like those offered for flattops? A direct

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Hello there, I just wanted to let you know about some new transcription books * * * N E W * * * George Benson: 11 Guitar Solos => http://www.uni-mainz.de/~heuser/#gb * * * N E W * * * Wes Montgomery:

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Hi all! I was wondering whether anyone out there has some Eric Gale recordings? I'm compiling a list of tunes which feature songs from Mark Stefani's Jam Central Station and am searching for a few

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I recommend you, although you might not like the idea too much, to go and find a good (!) teacher to help you with that. You will find that by that you save a lot of time and, in the long run, even

I think that the skill of sight reading isn't something that one can get just like that, over night.But still, this doesn't mean that it's impossible, nor unreachable.It's just a matter of habbit,

This may help you out. This Sunday night Guitar Masters is publishing a six part series on Scale Patterns. It is designed to add vaiation to scales and to build site reading skills. The following

Berklee has three books on sight reading that will help you. Reading Studies for Guitar Advanced Reading Studies for Guitar Melodic Rhythms for Guitar Set metronome, read the exercise, do not stop

I'm a self-taught jazz/rock guitarist that's been playing for about seven years now. Unfortunately my reading skills have not progressed with time as I tend to rely on patterns and my memory. When I

dolphy23-@... wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/jazzguitar/?start=111 that Sam Have at look at my posting #39. I recommend using Barry Galbraith's Comping Book. I think you'll

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You anyone give me some good comping figures. Rhythms and voicing that are important to the language, mainly bebop and hard bop. Thanks. -Sam