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Sam Fields, Jazz DJ, died on Friday, September 23. Sam was a respected announcer at KKJZ/KLON since 1990, and before that at KKGO since 1972. His voice, insight and excellent musical taste will be

--- joseph ramirez <josephdramirez@...> wrote: Joe, No, I live on the east coast ... in NJ.... John Amato Music blows the dust off your soul...

Hi YJGG, Thanks a lot for the tips, I was already really amazed already by the amount of info you sent, but yesterday I went to one of these clubs and saw Ray Blue from NY, and it was amazing! I can

In a message dated 9/24/2005 11:58:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jcshirke@... writes: On the other hand...why is Gibson sourcing >> out Epiphone to Korea? Wages? Yes, of course.

John, do you happen to live in Houston. There is a band called the blue monks that play here. They are real classy. Do you hang out in cyber space at jazzhouston.com ? Joe Joseph Ramirez

On the other hand...why is Gibson sourcing Yes, of course. What else? It's all about maximizing profits for those big companies, especially with their low end product lines. So, what does Gibson do?

Gregg Ellis wrote: I think it's all a matter of targeted marketing. :-)

yeah we just did a clinic with John Stowell today and he recommended this book. Interesting timing!

Wow John...what a great find. Thanks so much! Michael Michael LaRue

The Barry Galbraith book was contributed by Jeremey Poparad back in 2003 to YJGG's file archives and is our top download from the file

I do not want to start WWIII but, It seems the imports are putting "American" names on their product to sell. Isn't there popular Asian names to put on handmade guitars? "Eastman Strings"? Ibanez

If you haven't seen this yet, you may get a litle excited. http://www.adamgottschalk.net/galbraith.pdf Barry Galbraith was a huge talent on the guitar in the 50 and 60s -- especially in the area of

... just posted my treatment of Coltrane's "Naima" on my website: http://homepage.mac.com/jn316/musicroom/FileSharing33.html Thanking You In Advance, John Amato Isa.55:11

Hi Gang. Anybody feel like doing some counting? The first assignment for my arranging class was to sketch the basic outline of a song, Count the bars, note the sections, etc. no lifting, just draw

--- dallasguy2112 <dallasguy2112@...> wrote: ...i tried so many amps and was never really staisfied as far as getting the exact sound in so many playing environments ... but I finally found

This might be too simple.....The term didn't get popular until the the mass making of records in the 40's and 50's. After the engineer would complete the waxing of the recording they would say "That's

Clif, Whattapost! Thanks, Rick at patterns self-

<richardipollack@y...> wrote: pretty finger? If you have scale fingerings that cover the entire fretboard, and CAGED gives you that up front, then you need to be aware of the self- referencing

Look under Health in the links section http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/jazz_guitar/links

dallasguy2112 wrote: I am kind of in-between situations right now.