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Hi David, Could you explain this formula that Mick gave you to the group here? Maybe that will help me get a handle on whether I need to buy Goodchord. I play keyboards and can read standard

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event. The Jim Pellegrino Trio Date: Saturday, August 18, 2001 Time: 8:00PM - 12:00AM EDT (GMT-04:00) Sat, August 18th, John Carlini will be playing

The chinese were the first to experiment with a 12 tone system but without considering even temperment(12,000 B.C.) from "Theory of evolving tonality". Blues at times can seem chromatic, but jazz is

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I think it's more like 3 years now. He doesn't discriminate, though . . . my drummer is taking beginner-level jazz piano lessons with him now . . .

jazz_guitar@... wrote: I don't know how others do it, but I use one of two methods, usually. First, I try to find original recordings or sheet music copies of stuff I really want to do

I'm pretty sure it's the same "band", though with some different members. I seem to recall that they did morph drastically from their previous incarnation, which I never heard. They were

Am I missing something? Where did these last two posts on Bruno come from? They seem very out of context for what seemed to me as a focused response to a question. Nobody is arguing better or best

I used a Vox AC 30 many years ago, and although I recall the tone controls needed careful setting to tame the fierce treble, recordings made at the time reveal a nice sound when I listen to them

Hi all, I am new to Jazz & Blue music and I want to understand the basic concepts of them. Could anyone tell me the differences between the Jazz & Blues music ? Thanks in

Hi Seb, Thanks mate, I'll give it a go. Cheers, Graham

I guess I would like to put my 2 cents in as well. Ya know, I graduated High School early and just practiced jazz guitar 14 hours a day before going to Berklee. When I got there I really got bitter

Hi Graham, Charlie Banacos - http://www.charliebanacos.com/ The correspondence address is there. Regards, seb

Hello, Dave Liebman is one of the greates living artists. He's an exceptional player and theorist. Also has a great site: http://www.upbeat.com/lieb/ There are a couple of Elvin Jones' albums, Elvin

All I know is that he lives in Boston and it at least a 2 year waiting list to study w/ him. -Mark --- Graham Cox <jazzguitar@...> wrote:

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Both jazz and blues are heavily based on improvisation and often can contain many of the same elements, but jazz tends to often included more complex harmonic structure, the use of altered chords and

Dear Listers, Can anybody tell me how I might get in touch with Charlie Banacos? He sounds like a very interesting guy to study with. Cheers, Graham Cox

Hi John, You are right about it's the player who can make the guitar sound great. I've heard guys sound great on Epiphone "Joe Pass" models that are less than a $1000.00 in price. Someone who's a

Hello Gang, I can't resist replying about this debate regarding Jimmy. 1. I think that it is really a bad concept to "throw out the baby with the bathwater". I would have to ask which opinion