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I learned to hold the pick with my thumb and index finger. I can then use my middle finger, ring finger, and pinky for fingerpicking (along with the pick between the thumb and index finger). It took

Hi Ray, Have you ever tried the Sharktooth pick. I am primarily a fingerstyle player and saw their advertisement in Just Jazz Guitar. Their product allows you to switch from finger picking to

Done, but a lot of the files won't open - errors? <tomreynolds63@y...> wrote: them sheet you.

--- In jazz_guitar@..., John Amato <jamato316@y...> Yeah, I understand all that. Sorry for the misunderstanding. My point was that oftentimes, beginners/novices will spend TOO MUCH

The reality of learning jazz guitar as a subset of learning jazz has certain limitations and blindspots that other instruments may not have ... but in that it creates its own genre or field of art:

--- kuboken1 <kuboken1@...> wrote: Ken, The reality of learning jazz guitar is a subset of learning jazz, ...a subset because the instrument has certain limitations and blindspots that

--- kuboken1 <kuboken1@...> wrote: Ken, The reality of learning jazz guitar is a subset of learning jazz, ...a subset because the instrument has certain limitations and blindspots that

--- stottunit <andrew_mcconnell_stott@...> wrote: Andy, Go back to step #1 -- take out your original material, if it was scales and arpeggios -- and put the other material away -- with good

<jkernix@y...> wrote: all the has eight chord blocks. Until we get the time to move the files over to the archive. You can upload directly to the archive. Just login, choose a directory and

My teacher got this from Van Eps. Use your thumb to slide the pick between you first and middle finger, so that the pads below your knuckles are holding it. Flick it back out into position when you

I agree that the internet has changed the landscape for guitar players since days of old. I can't say for sure whether it's good or bad, but it sure is different! In the old days, your universe as

Oops, I meant the mistake is that in jazz we *think* there is a hurdle in terms of... There might be a little bit, but not as much as you think at first (at least to get to the first level).

kuboken1 wrote: The first chart I learned was "How High The Moon" :-) -- - Toby A. Rider - Fort Worth, Texas

--- In jazz_guitar@..., "stottunit" habits? > Easy. Just stop doing them. Learn some tunes and play them. Learn one really good solo (either trasncribed or off of a transcription)

Hey gang. I have a huge favor to ask...well it can work out for everyone actually, more like a proposition... Some of you know me a bit through this group. And you know I am trying to "get it", I've

Correction: That should read 'play it up the HIGH E string'. M <mfcpa1@a...> wrote: of open for

Quote: "The fact remains that information overload may cause a tendency to see all the available material with no focus or attention to direction, goals and objectives, purposes and intentions. All

After this thread last week, I couldn't get the Miserlou tune out of my head. So last night I just had to play it up the low E string while trilling (if that's the right term) the open B and

There is a great dvd available of Joe Pass giving a clinic at some school in say the 90's I belive. He is playing most of the time and it is really fun to watch and hear him talk about his history