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I used to regularly play in Pizza Express which had loads of glass - exactly the same problem. I tried several solutions and the one that worked was to all go through the pa and have several

--- dangelico603 <jpcombs@...> wrote: Jason, This is Johnny Smith's "Moonlight in Vermount" voicings -- I didn't have the time to notate or tab it ... if you follow the melody and the sub.

--stuck.. ..s.top your looking ... I've been through a myriad of maps ever since 1969 ... and the best amp not only for the money but for the "Jazz" sound IMHO is a Polytone Minibrute .. I have the

Thanks for the kind, encouraging words, John. You've already been a great help, on list and off. The things I have learned from this group can't be found in a book. My whole approach to how to

--- In jazz_guitar@..., "DAVID RUDICK" <sribeme@m...> wrote: If you don`t want to modify your Gibson (which is a valuable item,) go for a Rhythm Chief. Try the following

Best of luck - the secret is to take your time with each stage. Steady, daily working through the lessons - taking about a week for each one is the key. Your music reading and chord understanding

different AG85 - cost me about ?250, fitted with 11s flats - looks and sounds terrific. The reason we ended up using the AC30 was by accident. We had set up with my JC90 and my friends Mesa Boogie

Two things.. A big (maybe 15") speaker and just a touch of reverb. Heavy strings on your guitar. I spent ages looking for that "Johnny Smith" tone and the answer was staring me in the face. If you

Marshall, You are on the road to success. That road is paved with many a good intention, and many a pot hole of bad habits lay ahead, and repairs with good habits (effective study skills, dedicated

John, went to your site, great stuff, nice listening music like Dicks video site. I love hearing the melody. Tasty. This is how I like to play too. I loved it was a very good year, I may have to

Interviewer: "Can you explain jazz?" Yogi: "I can't, but I will. 90% of all jazz is half improvisation. The other half is the part people play while others are playing something they never played

With all this talk about pickups I would like to dispel some myths. The Rhythm Chief is a DeArmond pickup from the 60s, which goes for ?300+ nowadays on Ebay. I have one of these and also have

Some of the discussions here have got me thinking about a sound problem I had recently (and not the first time). I got a call for a restaurant gig. Guitar, bass, drums and a singer. When I

Hi Gang, Just wanted to ask some advice about what to put on my 50's L4-C. I love its natural tone. It doesn't have a pickguard and I sorta like that. I want to be able to use it on soft jazz

I have been playing guitar for about 7 years now and am currently teaching lessons for the past 2. Im recently getting into jazz guitar and looking to start a quartet but was wondering the best

Where is it? I can't find it. Jason arrangement of this piece. It is a scan of a transcription in one of the guitar mags. Unfortunately, the orginal is printed on newsprint and the scans are

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event. Gig:NY,NY:Sheryl Bailey and Singo Okudairu Date: Wednesday, October 5, 2005 Time: 9:00PM - 1:00AM EDT (GMT-04:00) Guitarist Sheryl Bailey

There's a groovy (kind of eclectic) new album out from the legendary guitarist Leo Kottke and Phish bassist Mike Gordon. Kind of a Calypso feel, very mellow but the musicianship is absolutely

Guys I will be in Hagerstown area this weekend. If you have a gig anywhere near there (100 mi radius) and could use a couple of moral supporters/fans/groupies, Let me know on or off

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event. Gig:Brooklyn, NY: The Jazz Spot/Monday Night Jam Sessions Date: Monday, October 10, 2005 Time: 8:00PM - 12:00AM EDT (GMT-04:00) The Jazz