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jazz_guitar@... wrote:

Interestingly, I have mixed feelings regarding the negative attacks on artists and people in the group. I find myself loathing the attackers and feel that the site has sunk...and yet, like many other

Jazzers: Does anyone know what guitar Joe Pass used on all those _Virtuoso_ recordings and the duo stuff with Ella and JJ Johnson? He had such a great sound, but I can't place it, and I have never

bebopguitar@... writes: ES-175 Gibson

Hey Mike......All I have to say is ...."each on to his own" John "Happyness is a Dream, Maddness is Reality, but you've got a couple options" - A Wise Man ---------------------------------

Note also that you must install a GK2a pickup onto your guitar. However, there is a less expensive alternative to the full VG8/VG88, the Boss OC-20G poly octave pedal:

Lan I am saddened to see you go. You've made good contributions here and I hope you will come back soon. As one of the moderators, we don't want to censure messages too much, prefering to give people

thank you Ross.... I don't feel the need to explain the fact that I don't listen to jazz guitar cds... I play in person with most of those people anyway. we are all friends. And yes you are right...

You're welcome. Only modification needed was filing the saddle a bit where the 6th strings goes to help overcome tuning problems (it's actually extending a couple of mm the scale length). Tuning the

I second that motion. Good luck and get over yourselves (you know who you are). Later, Mark Stanley www.sireelrecords.com

We will miss you Lan. Keep the music alive! --brent

Are you kidding? Have you heard Pat on "Rejoicing", "Question And Answer", or "Like Minds"? If Pat isn't "the man", whatever that is, he's certainly one of the main forces in jazz today. Mike Crutcher

Don't know for sure. I've only heard it on the "Polarity" CD with Jimmy Bruno. Sounds like he's playing it with his fingers to me.

If they are two fully diminished chords, 1/2 step apart, how about: B,C,D,Eb,F,Gb,Ab,Bbb,C Art

Do you know if Joe plays the "alto guitar" fingerstyle or with a pick? I got kind of intrigued by the Joe Beck "Alto Guitar" idea so I did some poking around the Net. First off, it's not a real alto

Just a heads-up. Like I suppose many of you, when I'm checking out gear on eBay that I'm not familiar with I frequently check the user review database at http://www.harmony-central.com. Well, I had an

I heard Adam Rafferty the other day on the radio and loved it. On his website I found a great little lesson that agrees exactly with my own approach:

got friend Nick Yes it does -- specifically when the scale is thought of as two diminished seventh chords put together. For example, on the piano you can play a diminished seventh chord with the left

Danelectro makes a 6 string bass thats tuned to the exact pitch of a regular bass, but the scale length and string weight feels more like a guitar. it's not exactly what you were describing, but it

I have a POD 2, it has a wide range of Amp Models with an excellent choice of Clean and Distorted sounds. The alternatives are the Johnson and the latest Behringer V-Amp. Like any new toy the POD