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Guillermo, Juan,

John Stowell definitely is a very nice person and an incredible guitar player. He’s a real favorite of mine. He’s very original sounding in every way. He gets a lot of praise for his chord and harmonic work but I think he is just as impressive as a single line soloist.






Brian Kelly

From: guillermobazzola
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 9:42 PM
To: jazz_guitar@...
Subject: [jazz_guitar] Re: John Stowell in Madrid


Thanks Juan,
I've known John for almost 15 years and I was really happy to see him again.
He's a very nice person and a great artist. It has been a great pleasure and a great honor to be playing with him.
GB

--- In mailto:jazz_guitar%40yahoogroups.com, JVegaTrio@... wrote:

Guillermo,

Nice stuff! John Stowell is a great player, and you're no slouch,
either...

Cheers,
JV

Juan Vega

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I have the Vol 1 of the book, I'm not sure if volume 2 exists.
It deals primarily with diatonic scales.
How may I make a copy?

Apologies. I missed that post.

tf

Thanks Juan,
I've known John for almost 15 years and I was really happy to see him again.
He's a very nice person and a great artist. It has been a great pleasure and a great honor to be playing with him.
GB

On 12/1/2010 9:56 PM, Tim Fox wrote:

Jeez, how hard is this?

He found it at $40 - $100 already, but said the price was too high.

Bobby

Jeez, how hard is this?

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--- In jazz_guitar@..., JVegaTrio@... wrote:

I was glad to see Sco tell it
like it is!

I agree. Nice to see for a change.

Mark

--- In jazz_guitar@..., "denisbarsalo" <dbarsalo@...> wrote:

If it wasn't for the two Arnie Berle books I bought around the same time I bought my archtop, I probably woulnd't have "stuck to it" until now. Arnie's books are concise, simple and easy to use. I still refer to them from time to time.

I agree his books and guitar column were great. His saxophone books
were good too. He conveyed things in simple easy to understand ways.
RIP Arnie

Mark

Guillermo,

Nice stuff! John Stowell is a great player, and you're no slouch,
either...

Cheers,
JV

Juan Vega

If it wasn't for the two Arnie Berle books I bought around the same time I bought my archtop, I probably woulnd't have "stuck to it" until now. Arnie's books are concise, simple and easy to use. I still refer to them from time to time.

Chords & Progressions For Jazz & Popular Guitar
Patterns Scales & Modes for Jazz Guitar.

I also have New Guitar Techniques for Sight Reading.

All three books gave me a good base to build on and would recommend any or all of them to any beginner player.

Denis

Dear Friends,
I've posted some clips of a concert by John Stowell and myself on Madrid last week.
The concert took place on las Thu, Nov 24th.
Links are below. Hope you like the music.
Best
GB







Guillermo Bazzola

Oh, I get it.

I found the wrong book. I checked out "Styles for the Studio", and got shot down as well.

sorry,
Bobby

Used @ $3.00, new from $11.28:



or, there's:


the supplement book @$14.95:



Amazon from $13.95

It doesn't seem too hard to find at a reasonable price at all. Here's the Google URL which took me to a b'zillion entries:



best,
Bobby

--- In jazz_guitar@..., Bob Hansmann <bobbybmusic@...> wrote:

On 12/1/2010 8:53 AM, Blueslogic wrote:

I also corresponded w/ Leon a while back, so I'll try to track down
his email address, maybe he can set you up with a copy.

I thought he had already responded to you on this list when you first
brought it up...

Hi Bobby,
Yes I have talked to Leon. He's on the lookout for one too. I contacted all the publishers and a lot of sellers and no luck so far. Thanks to all that are taking the time to look. I appreciate it.
Wayne,

On 12/1/2010 8:53 AM, Blueslogic wrote:

I also corresponded w/ Leon a while back, so I'll try to track down his email address, maybe he can set you up with a copy.

I thought he had already responded to you on this list when you first brought it up...

best,
Bobby

--- In jazz_guitar@..., JVegaTrio@... wrote:

I have "Sight To Sound", and possibly "Styles..." as well, I'll have to look. You may want to check college/university libraries for copies as well, maybe you can check one out and have a look. Here in L.A., the Brand Library is a treasure trove of stuff; used bookstores may also be able to hook you up. I also corresponded w/ Leon a while back, so I'll try to track down his email address, maybe he can set you up with a copy. Good luck! Just wondering, why are you looking for it???

Cheers,
JV
Juan Vega

I found was on bookfinder for $42. Other prices were close to $100.

Thanks Juan, I saw the one at Amazon UK. It's a bit steep for me.

I'm starting to play again after a long gap due to an injury. In 2006 we lost almost everything in a flood. This was a book I used years ago to help me learn scales, patterns and was a great practicing tool. Most new books I see are over my head or have TAB. I can't do TAB. I like the grids.

Thanks for your help Juan,
Wayne,
Also, Leon is on the lookout for one too.

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