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From what I recall it's simply a "cycle" progression. Something like this - I'd have to hear it to confirm (not sure the key) Verse | GMaj7 | C7sus | FMaj7 | B7sus B7 | | Em7 | A7 | DMaj7 |

It's a nice idea, but will require lots of research. Here's a few to add to the tree - more like a seperate branch! In the UK at the same time the jazz guitar tree is broadly speaking (there are many

I never thought I would ever be mentioned in a title with Jimmy Bruno! The strained sound I speak of is that tense, almost flurried sound when the edge of one's ability is reached. That wee bit of

I would like toadd that I remeber Scofield saying he was influenced by jimi hendrix so we can't forget him and we can't forget that joe satriani was the teacher of charlie hunter. I think this is

-If you search in yahoo for joe Pass music you 'll find a bunch a websites with Joe Pass Transcripts, I just got a book the complete joe pass, pretty good. The man is an animal on that fret board.

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I dont know about Hawkins and Christian but i am quite sure that Bird knew his theory. Afterall he did study compostion with Varesee! I would be suprised if the others didn't I think musicians of

Good Morning! (in romania, Buna Dimineata) Please Please Please !! I'm a very beginer jazz guitar player from romania. CAn anybody help me with chorrds or guitar Tabs from the song "Moonlighting" by

Ray, you said: "I don't mean to demean Bruno in any way," 'the impression that Bruno could hang with someone like Robert Conti without sounding strained' Could you please explain these statements?

the show was at the Port-O-Call wasnt it? how was the crowd ..was it packed? i wonder cause i lived there until recently and know that there are so many great shows that had like max 25 - 30 people

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I haven't read all of this thread but Herb Ellis and Freddie did an album in the early 70's called rythm Willie on Concord Jazz... Gregg

So far, I don't use effects when playing jazz; maybe, if I played some fusion stuff. however, I'm a big fan of the Ibanez C-9 chorus pedal; I think this is the chorus that scofield uses or had used

Does anybody know if there is guitar transcriptions of any songs from Joe Pass's posthumous album "Unforgettable"? I love the album, and would love to play some of the songs, but it doesn't seem like

John, Sorry about that chief - it looks like we are in complete agreement. Rob

Agree good points. I know Raney was greatly influenced by Parker and I thought Farlow was a big fan of Bud Powell. Also the basic structure of a Tree may not be the right type of illustration

Freddie also has a solo album he recorded with an extended combo. I found it on CD the other day. You can really hear some of his voice leading and attack on some of the cuts.

I do not know if anyone has mentioned this yet but check out Charlton Johnson's book on big band comping. I have gone through that book and have found it very informative. It is available through

Saw John and band last night in Salt Lake.They were terrific! Played stuff from the Ray Charles CD. He used a lot of effects. Silly me- I've just been playing my guitar! Which effects pedals do you

Mr Freddie Green was the master of course,but older members may recall Steve Jordan on John Hammond Sr.'s "Vanguard" sessions.He played an L5 as opposed to Freddie's Stromberg or