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This is a link to the ball thing I was describing earlier. It says it's therapeutic for carpal tunnel [ not my complaint] and tennis elbow. Which is closer to my problem but pain is to the outside of

Hand strength. I have always wondered if I should get one of those balls for nine bux that you first squeeze then expand you hand against the sort of rubberband loops that offer some resistance. Looks

the time playing what they already know and comes easy, rather than pushing their ability. Not that this is bad, but more of an observation. The real gains occur when you struggle with >something

I am sucking big time at this. It seems to be taking for ever to learn to accurately change from one chord which is a little new to another which is new to me. How slow is slow? I am analyzing the

Philly? I thought you were in Butcher Holler or Elk Fart New Mexico. There is just no excuse for not finding a teacher if that's where you live. Well........ money could be one I guess. Jazz

The cheaper method will be the current truth. I bet most luthiers/ makers aren't set up to age wood for the archtops they make. Would you trust some who sells wood if he says it's properly aged? How

cool.. that is a great idea.? I will have to check that out.? How about some christmas songs?? I was just trying to fit "joy to the world" to a jazz beat over the weekend, and it just didn't

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My free site http://www.jazzguitarstartingright.com has backing tracks for all the Modes in the Key of C, and backing tracks from slow to fast for Cherokee, Rhythm Changes, All The things You are, and

I think he meant, (I obviously may be wrong) that by pulling off "up", the motion is toward the low E string as opposed to the high E string. Pull offs towards the High E are more common, but I use

I think you have it backwards, pulloffs are done with an upward motion, and hammer-ons are down... You s/b able to find someone in Philly. Good luck. Cheers, JV Juan Vega Bad experiences I had was

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I am not in Philly, but there has got to be a load of jazz guitar teachers. Perhaps someone can suggest some names? The group database of guitar teachers has two: David Stevenson Jimmy Bruno

Petri, I know, and that's why I'm amazed that intensive chord studies improves my single note playing. Maybe is has something to do with increasing the left hand finger independence and precision by

Getting a teacher is a good idea. I found I made a lot of progress in my playing by getting some play-along CDs, and then recording myself playing along with these CDs - and listening carefully to my

Doesn't Jimmy Bruno live there? If so, get round to his house double quick ;-} -Keith

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Hi Alisdair, If this wasn't so sad, it would be funny. Best, Bobby

New York, NY, October 18, 2010: ASCAP (the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) and America SCORES have teamed up again this year to present its national songwriting mentorship

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