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I've been gigging with a Matchless DC-30 (Vox AC30 clone) and a 50's Guild Thinline hollowbody. I get a nice warm tone, with a touch of overdrive when I turn up. I love it. Had many folks rave about

To celebrate the release of Jimmy Bruno's smokin' new Concord release Midnight Blue on August 14th you can bid to win a private lesson with Jimmy in his hometown of Brotherly Love- Philadelphia!

The only comment I have seen about Metheney from Bruno was in a response to a question regarding current players and when Metheny's name was mentioned Bruno said something like " Metheney plays

jazz_guitar@... wrote: Nope. Bluesers ALWAYS gots wimin, or one, at least. It's simply a matter of who is abusing whom or the priveleges thereof, or who ain' woikin', or she lef' fer

I know brunos playing well. Ialso know that au privave is the only song where bruno does anything halfway innovative. And whats this about methenys music used for backrounds? Atleast metheny can

jazz_guitar@... wrote:

And if you put two fifths more over it you got diatonic. It starts on F. [], Eric. ------------------------------------

Well, having read so many replies... here's my 2 cents worth of the difference. Limiting the scope to only blues and jazz, Blues came first and jazz is what I term a cauldron of different musical

Welcome to the group. I think it's a good place for all of us to express our opinions. You might want to check out the thread about Bruno and see what I think about hardcore jazzer's who seem really

Hello Jazzers: I'm new to the group, and I am interested in the Bruno thread. I am a big fan of Bruno. He and Robert Conti seem to be the chops gods at the moment. Metheney? Did anyone ever post

Most musicians will tell you they are the same. (However, the difference between blues and gospel is that gospel is about God and blues is about women (or the lack thereof). But the 'record store'

This camp is in Teikyo, Connecticut. I went for 1 week, but you can go for two if you want... oh and by the way- my name's Henry not Kevin... apology accepted. -Henry Kaplan

What are Bruno's views on Metheny?

Kevin, Sound like you had a bitchin' summer. Thanks for sharing the good parts w/us. Where was this camp, and how long were you there? Lynn *** I threw my cup away when I saw a child drinking

Well, jazz and blues can have some similarities. Depends on the context. Labels on music styles are almost always questionable. Similarities: they both tend to be improvisational. The improvised

Jeff, I suspect that it might be the "Guitar Style" book by Joe Pass. Try http://www.guitarplace.com/NB248.html . I have this book, but only a copied version. It's a very good book in that it has

Thanks Alisdair, I just bought that book you recommended on Pentatonic modes, etc. Cant wait to get into it. Mark --- Alisdair MacRae Birch <akmbirch@...> wrote:

A quick explanation of Pentatonic Scales. What I write here can hardly do the subject justice, and I'm just going write "off the top of my head" thoughts I have on the subject, as I am very pressed

I think Mark's message is totally cool. I wasn't hip to Jimmy Bruno but they've been playing some of his stuff on the jazz satellite channel (DirecTV 840)and his playing sounds beautiful. I've been

y0, Henry K. here back after an awesome, yet busy summer. The part of my summer which I think is best that I share with you all is my attendance at the Litchfield Jazz Festival Summer Music School.