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Ron, I bet thats a beauty, would have been great if I could have found a cutaway. Is your pu mounted to the pickguard? Mine is a kent armstrong floater on the pickguard (Installed by me). This

Please can we close this thread down and stay on topic - Jazz Guitar. The group is international and our membership cover the spectrum of political, social, economic and religious views. Political,

Because an instrument has a solid top does not always mean it has a better tone. Some solid tops are stamped out whilst others are carved from solid timber. Also, some of the carved ones are

Anyone who is also tired of this being treated as a political forum raise your hand. Didn't we go through this a few weeks ago with the hurricane and the subsequent political banter that followed.

It might be helpful to write out the scale, either on a chord block diagram or on a fingerboard layout. This will help you see where the chord comes from, the identity of each of the notes, how to

Hi Gang, Wow all of this economic talk...I for one am not an expert in those lofty areas, but I do know something interesting...Alan Greenspan was a professional jazz sax player! He gave it up when

Ludwig Van would agree with you.

I am wondering if anyone has some helpful hints and tips for memorizing chords in music I am trying to play. At the moment I usually look up fingering for the chords in a couple bars of music play it

hillbilly@b...> wrote: for If you are a libertarian you ARE a leftist. If you're proud of your philosopy, why lie about it? The old joke is the only difference between you and a communist is you

Ooops, meant to say the less you will learn by ear, or organically. Which is fine if at the end it all syncs up. But as I mentioned in my other post (and Alisdair also points out), I think it

wrote: It's been pointed out many times that this can be a bad thing too. So much stuff is out there that many people don't learn this stuff by ear anymore (as someone mentioned in another

Message: 25 Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 17:31:29 -0500 From: Toby Rider <high-tech-hillbilly@...> Subject: Re: Re: ears vs theory Rick_Poll wrote: Just out of curiosity, how much of an

Hi all, first message! Looking at a Yamaha AE1200S for sale locally, looks excellent. However it's one of the newer sunburst models (as opposed to the older blonde models) which according to the

Inveterate Jazz Guitarists, It's been about a few months since I searched the web for jazz guitar sites that offered a forum type venue where you can discuss and share ideas in common and juxtaposed

Where did theory come from ? Well it came from our attempt to describe what we hear and create labels for what we hear. Theory therefore can be used in a "reverse engineering" way to train your

Chinese sovency! And guess where they got that money from? Just about all products are labeled now where they are made. What's even worse than what you mention above is the fact that the U.S.

I think it would be very difficult to play anything without using your ears

ears vs theory If this makes sense to anyone when they read it, I'd suggest you are going to find trouble if you haven't already. I don't think it's a good way to set things up in your

Years ago I learned a few Charlie Christian solos. One thing I recall was diminished arpeggios. I have read interviews that said that, of the bop pioneers, it was Dizzy that was knowledgeable about