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Just making sure I understood what you were saying. Yep. It depends on the lick, of course. But that's about my upper limit. Like Juan, said, though, every high school punk shredder at Guitar Center

In a message dated 1/3/2011 3:42:02 P.M. Central Standard Time, bobbybmusic@... writes: What kind of file is that? My computer doesn't recognize it. == PDF. jack h

That is what comes to my memory. It's been so long that I hesitate to comment, but I will say this. The number one complaint that pianists have always voiced about guitarists is that they play

Hi Brian, I'm not sure exactly what it is that you mean by this. It seems to me that everybody has something to say about the Socialists and the Communists, but nobody (including the Communists and

Among other things, Mehegan wrote a four volume set on Jazz Improvisation. I have this set. A buddy of mine used to be his gardener and he studied with Mehegan for a while. He met Miles Davis through

The irony in this is that it’s the communists who are taking the artist money, supporting the trade union and condemning the Jews. Brian Sent: Monday, January 03, 2011 2:57 AM To:

Thanks. We haven't heard from Angelo since pretty much around the time I posted that. I hope my argument with him didn't chase him away (he claimed to have a pretty thick skin). I fall into the

Take That (who I loath,) have reported album sales of 1.8m of their latest CD. It really does seem to me that if a label manages to tap into public popularity CD sales do very well. Piracy or not.

Bonne anne 2011 vous tous et longue vie "jazz_guitar"! (Sorry Guys but French is the language of passion par excellence...) Marc

This is the ES-175 knock off that peerless is making. the specks are the same, and the workmanship is probably a whole lot better.

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Great quote, Bob!

Thanks Glenn, This is a file that I find VERY useful, and hope others do as well. Cheers! --Jay

Alistair, Was this question for me? I have spent a good deal of time singing arps. I've spent a little bit of time singing modes. I've spent a lot of time playing melodies on both guitar and chromatic

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I used B and G as an example, only to make it clear that I was talking about descending lines. It applies to all adjacent strings. 16ths at 200? Is that right? That's faassst.

Mehegan wrote several books. They are out of print. Only one of them is important that I know of is important in my opinion. I have it around here somewhere but I don’t know the name of it. I will

I like it is F for the same reason. There are lots of open strings available as soon as you get off the F that is. Brian

The question of "Musical Theory or Not" is a wide open question. The subject of Music Theory is vast. One musician may see "scale practice" as music theory while another views it as "music practice".

I checked out some of Mehegan's materials back in the late 70s, and as I recall they were just so-so, but it's a dim memory. Had to do with substituting quartal voicings for "standard" chords, ala