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The way Jimmy and I pick is, if you've just played a downstroke and the next note is on the next string _down_ (i.e., higher in pitch), you play it with another downstroke (or, rather, with the _same

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Hi Scott, If you haven't already, I highly recommend picking up a copy of "The Jazz Theory Book" by Mark Levine. You'll find a description of it here: http://www.shermusic.com/tjtb.htm. IMHO it's an

jazz_guitar@... wrote: In the two books of his that I have, he only briefly mentions that there are a number of different methods for picking, and that's in chord Chemistry. One should

Scott: I have also just joined this board and I am in roughly the same place as you, a beginner trying to learn to play jazz guitar. I can briefly tell you what I have been doing and it may help: 1.

Hey! Did anyone else notice the Spinal Tap knobs near the end? thanx, dave. *8-o

Paul, you hit on something that I have also struggled with. For a while, I was practicing the Gambale "Speed Picking" technique and I was also finding that it did not translate over to Jazz for me at

Scott: Try the following sites: http://www.guitarmain.com/ free lessons http://www.visionmusic.com The Jam Central Station has some good backing tracks http://www.ralphpatt.com/Song.html Chord changes

I would recommend getting Robert Conti's Source Code book number 4 "The Formula!" - it's one of the most concise and practical approaches to reharmonization that I've ever seen. The whole book is

I just joined this board and have been reading a few posts and felt like this would be the best place to get advice on starting to learn music theory and, above all, jazz guitar. My problem is

Something that I benefit from is occasionally going through life with a pair of drumsticks and a xeroxed page of drum patterns on my person at all times. Then when I have a couple of minutes of

Wow thanks a lot. I just tried that and it sounds great.

Yes it does, and Jimmy does that. It should be clear what he meant, especially if you've watched his instructional video. Jimmy sweeps wherever possible. Only Frank Gambale (as far as I know) has

I wrote that in reply to Randy's comment (which you clipped) that he's suprised the rockers aren't using this tuning. My reply was meant to imply that indeed they are, big time.

That's what I thought! My friend has one -- a beautiful instrument!

be in line with your question to Jimmy. Really? Ted Greene recommends economy picking rather than alternate picking? And what does syncopation have to do with my question?

^^^ Bb13 ^^ Bb9 ^^ Eb9

Jazzers: Check out the Master Card ad called "guitar" or something to that effect. You can check it out at Adcritic.com http://industry.adcritic.com/content/mastercard-guitar.html Funny as hell. Randy

He shouldn't have to. This group is more useful glossy publications stuffed with advertisements. Paolo

jazz_guitar@... wrote: Glad Jimmy got back here before he left for his road trip, but I'll admit I'm puzzled by that, too. Part of the puzzle is perhaps terminology, with different people