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Please Please Please !! Does anybody have transcription or guitar Tabs from the song "Moonlighting" by Al JArreau. (From the movie soundtrack Moonlighting) Thanx!!! God Bless you, Dragos Florin

Yes. Jeff

Hey John, I won't take the credit, although I believe I might've been one of the people on this forum who recommended the Baker books... Some of the voicings are a bit dated, but Vol. I

Hey Huey, I agree that we guitarists (like golfers) can get hung up on gear, but pickups do indeed make a difference, especially on some 'borderline' guitars, where the wood and workmanship

Hello all, I have been with my instructor for about 2 years as well. I have also learned a few Wes tunes also which I really like, but my instructor has me learning jazz standards from the Real

Hell, yes... JV Juan Vega

Whoever suggtested the Mickey Baker jazz guitar method for leaning chord forms, thank you, thank you. This is the kind of book I've looked for off and on on for years. I bought it and the

Does a good pickup really change the sound? I mean, I have always thought that the sound is in your fingers, and nothing else matters. Last year I bought chinesse Epi Dot with serial Epiphone

I replaced the floating pick up (neck position) of my Epiphone Howard robertsd with a Kent Amstrong pick up. It sounds good and the price is not bad. You might check tehir web

ml@... wrote: Those are two great Wes solos, I used to play them over and over! But more to the point, if your teacher isn't focusing on improv then you need to point this out. Can he

ml, two years is more than long enough to evaluate the effectiveness of an instructor. very often, as an adult student, most of what will be learned, at least intellectually, will be learned in a

I think David's approach is right: you should tell your teacher how you are feeling about your "learning path". Two years is enough time to know something isn't working, and you don't have the

Well, what DO you do in a typical lesson? Have you asked him about the things you want to learn? Tal Farlow was one of the most natural people I'd ever met and his methods consisted of your being

There're a few standard options. Gibson Johnny Smith, I think Bill Lawrence makes at least one, Kent Armstrong, Benedetto's got one too. You don't say why you're replacing it, broken? Bad sound?

--- ml@... wrote: First -- stay with your present teacher and give a chance to assess your level and to guage his lessons ... this could take some time ... if you find after a few months that

--- ndxndx@... wrote: --- ndxndx ... a fe ago I bought a D'Angelico Excel-EXL1 Archtop, w/floating pup in Classic Sunburst, and I absoulutely love it ... I have D'Addario flat woaund 12s ...

After reading your post it soounds like your teacher is teachng the things he wants to develope himself. This happens from time to time, teachers get trapped in their own deficiencies. I do have an

I want to replace the neck mount pickup on my Epiphone Emporer Regent... Does anyone know of a good replacement pickup ?? Where can I buy one ??

I originally posted this in response to Marshall's last message about his weekly lessons. I think my post might have gotten lost in the mix. I'm reposting as a new thread because I really could use

As one of my last purchases for a while, I need a bit of help from others. I can't choose whether to buy D'Angelico Excel EXS-1DH or D'Angelico Excel EX-DC. I will be going to play them at a store