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I have several transcriptions of Charlie Christian solos plus the accompanying Benny Goodman solos and tunes. I have found the Goodman solos to be a great musical resource, wind players do not play

What did you guys say is the best book for learning the technique and "riffs" of Charlie Christian? I"ve always been attracted to his work. What I love about him and Django too is how natural their

Perhaps they would have sold a few more bit it seems they have done pretty well so far. If sales were as badly affected as it is claimed then I doubt if 10m units would have been sold - these are

I do not think you can draw that conclusion. Perhaps they would have sold more if there was no illegal downloading. It is not just teenagers. Have you ever used bittorrent, limewire, bearshare,

My point - misdirection. If a stranger taps you on the shoulder they could easily be stealing your wallet with the other hand. The "lost" sales due to file sharing are heavily focussed on by the

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I am looking over the Jimmy Raney and investigating getting the others. Any more???? :-)) Yup I really miss New York. Got to hear and meet some great players,

John: The book is "Charlie Parker For Guitar" by Mark Voelpel. Hal Leonard Corporation, Published 2001, 104 pages....Standard Notation and Tab. Ron

Your point? I really hope you're not saying that this is why we shouldn't worry about lost sales due to the Internet. best, Bobby

It is reported this week that Susan Boyle has sold some 10m albums worldwide. Is seems that pirate download sites have had no affect on her sales. Rod Stewart has had similar reported success. This

Heh heh heh, that's too cool! See, that's one of the things I've learned since joining this group (that and a thousand other things about the guitar and jazz) - what the head is. If I hadn't known

Hi all, Here's another short clip, trading a couple of fours, and the out chorus to Miles Davis' "Four", a tune I really dig. The drummer on this one is my friend Ric Rocc, who has played with

Hey Ron I know this is more of a BIAB topic, but Layla would be an easy tune to write in yourself. BIAB is so easy to lay down chords and styles with. Plus a lot of the stuff on the web isn't

Cool.

What book is that, Bird for guitar? john

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I'm 60 years old and am having some of the joint issues that everyone else is having. I am a doctor though and have a bit of a different understanding of this. A few points: Osteoarthritis is the

You are right Bobby. I have a book of Charlie Parker Songs for guitar that is great. Licks help me to hear the sounds that I want to play. Nothing is better than the Charlie Christian stuff that

In jazz you want to be able to hear how a player develops their lines. "Licks" and "riffs" are fragments of lines they are a useful part of applying scales and arpeggios. A "Lick" on it's own does not

Mark I know this is not what you are probably looking for but here's some suggestions. Start out playing all the duets in Bill Leavitt's books that we worked on. Go through all 3 volumes and mark

Two more things: 1) Charlie Christian was a "lick" (riff) player, and that's how Tal Farlow studied him (and nobody studies Charlie Christian more than Tal or Wes). 2) Both Ron Becker & I have both