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Tonight at 7:30 PM at the Iridium (1650 Broadway in midtown Manhattan): Opening: J2B2 (John Jorgensen's Bluegrass Band) then Martin Taylor, Frank Vignola's Hot Jazz Guitar Trio (with Vinny

Chuck Sher's jazz radio show - tonight! Saturday, January 5, 7pm - 11pm (PST). Listen online! https://forums.shermusic.com/showthread.php?tid=3

(from Chuck Sher) Folks - for over a decade now I have been presenting high-quality recorded jazz on our local public radio station, KRCB-FM, generally the first Saturday of each month. Coming up

“Jazz guitar is alive and well in New York City, thanks to ‘Strings Attached’ — don’t miss them!” —Jon Herington, Steely Dan *Strings Attached* features four of New York City’s

Randy Vincent has just published his sixth book!The Guitarist's Introduction to Jazzhttps://www.shermusic.com/9780997661743.php

Dear friends, hope to see you at the Zinc bar on Monday, November 12th. ?I'll be with a Quartet featuring Jeff Barone on guitar, Andy McKee on bass?and Sylvia Cuenca on drums.? The Zinc bar is at

Dear friends, hope to see you at the Kitano on Friday?November 9th.? I'll have a great band with Jeff Pittson on piano, Andy McKee on bass, and Mike Clark on drums.The Kitano is located at 66 Park

Some old photos of Randy Vincent with a young Julian Lagehttps://randyvincent.com/photos/

Chuck Sher's jazz radio show - tonight! Saturday, October 6, 7pm - 11pm (PST). Listen online! https://forums.shermusic.com/showthread.php?tid=3

yeah piano solo good and thanks for the advice.. i will give it my best shot...

1-6-2-5 changes. Heard for the first time today by Blossom Dearie. Nice tune.? Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Thanks. I’ll be watching for it! Greg

Hey Rick, That's great news! Jimmy was in pretty bad shape not too long ago... Hope all's well! Cheers,JV Juan Vega

Just an FYI: Jimmy Bruno and Frank Vignola, two incredible jazz guitarists whose careers/lives were in jeopardy a year ago, just did a recording together to be released (I think by TrueFire) in the

I've used a vocal zapper to remove the vocals from recordings leaving just a small impression of the original vocal. The device reverses the right and left phase of the recording cancelling out the

It's a nice cut; I like the piano solo. If you mean what changes are the band playing, you should be able to figure that out yourself in a short time. If not, you really need to practice doing it.

In general, no, you can't isolate one instrument from the mix. Of course, it depends on how it was mixed. I have one of the JP/EF CDs and it's mixed so that they are both pretty much in the center.

Perhaps a dumb question but something I've always wondered about. When listening to a recording, is it possible technically to strip out everything but the guitar track? On the records Joe Pass made

Mundell Lowe played the guitar for Blossom Dearie's version of Moonlight savings time. I loved the choice of chords/substittions and the arrangement with the drummer and Bass and the fantastic swingy

Chuck Sher's jazz radio show - tonight! Saturday, September 1st, 7pm - 11pm (PST). Listen online! https://forums.shermusic.com/showthread.php?tid=3