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That's who that was! June and Ward were getting it on under my juniper tree. June...... Ward.... June.... Ward.... But they kept one foot on the grass at all times. Ron Living and playing outside the

Hello all, Just joined today. I've been a guitarist for 35 years. Due to an auto accident, I lost the use of my left arm for 10 years. I regained the use of it last year and I'm starting to learn to

Anonymous is waging war against the RIAA. Dismayed by the downfall of LimeWire, they have gotten more serious in their threats. Their standard DDoS attack is part of the mix, but they have also

Website: http://www.rethink-music.com Berklee College of Music and Harvard Business School are hosting a Music Industry Business Model competition, and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at

http://www.utcecho.com/home/index.cfm?event=displayArticle&ustory_id=0c76105e-b07f-4144-aadb-7b69dda6c1ec "For people of the college-aged generation, sharing music is part of our way of life. We've

New Universal Music chief plans cost-cutting drive to rescue troubled US operation. Lucian Grainge pledges to overhaul business after fall in earnings due to plummeting physical music

According to the British Musicians' Union, 87 percent of member artists are making less than 16,000 pounds ($25,530) a year. According to PRS for Music 90 percent of members are earning less than

Where a Bird Played Sax, Now Others Find Refuge Kirsten Luce for The New York Times By COREY KILGANNON Published: November 23, 2010 http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/24/nyregion/24about.html?_r=1 There

I have used (and liked a lot) "electric" strings (steel, monel, nickel, &c. - I prefer GHS Boomers) on acoustic guitars with magnetic pickups. The response through the amp is mush more uniform than

I have heard of folks who have placed "Steel" or "Electric" strings vice "Bronze" on their acoustic due to having a magnetic pickup and it reproduced the sound better. So.... What are the pros and

Well hopefully the pickup will be with you a lot longer than the strings.......when you add the pickup probably will be time for a string change anyway. I like the K+K system with the mini mike in

Hey Andy, Not sure what you mean by "steel" strings, since those are the strings that would usually be on an acoustic dreadnought... Perhaps you're referring to bronze vs. nickel-silver strings?

How Music Works - UK Channel 4 documentary (~180 mins.) http://www.channel4.com/programmes/how-music-works-with-howard-goodall How Music Works 1 - Melody Why does melody affect us so deeply, from the

That reminds me - anybody out there see Christina Aguilera that night?

But that's just it. When you walk outside, you're not outside at all. You're still in that TV set...

New topic - What are the pros and cons of putting steel strings on an acoustic dreadnought? Depends on type of pickup in the guitar? What if there isn't a pickup? What if you are going to add one

But a LOT cheaper here! http://www.amazon.com/Joe-Pass-Collection-Artist-Books/dp/0793564271/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1290566339&sr=8-4 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I found it. I'll do both listening slowly and looking at the transcription. I got rhythm too. What great tunes to work on. http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/The-Joe-Pass-Collection/2959743

Wrong pizza breath, I was probably 25 lbs lighter. That curvature is a perturbation the matrix at your end. And many of those people outside are agents; watching you for deviant behavior. I guess

Couldn't you just load the mp3 (there's one on emusic.com) into Audacity, Transpose! (or another slowdown program), slow it down and learn it by ear? -Keith