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Old Gibson designation for an early model alnico pickup that was waiting for a Patent to be processed. The pickup had a nice sound and gained a reputation even before the Patent designation went

What does P.A.F means?

Check out Frank Mele's Errata.pdf in the File

The number one reason of all time that people get moderated in this group is... **** Not deleting excess quoted text in replies to the list! **** So it's time for our semi-often, monthly-scheduled

To list your gigs please put them in the calendar section of the site, and place in your subject line: Gig:Location:Detail For example: Gig:Detroit,MI:Jones Bones Quartet Remember our group is

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On the Tal Farlow. You can see the flames even through the video compression blurr! Some pocket problems in the second chorus, but hey ... this is no tune to play first thing in the morning when out

Dear YJGG friends, I am please to share with you the video blogg http://guitarramartinez.blogspot.com/ in which it shows a new guitar technique based on an ergonomic concept. best regards. Tony

Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music have just released "Progressions:100 Years of Jazz Guitar" From the press release: "Seventy-eight guitar classics are put together in 100 YEARS OF

Any good? I have a copy of C Parker edition without the accompanying cd. Working my way through it using BIAB. Going to take ages! Any ideas on this method? Seems well organised, but a slow

Yes they are great picks. But a total rip off. They look machined to me. --- Robin <rbalean@...> wrote:

I think I'm pretty much on the other end of the spectrum from gearheads, but I see this differently. I agree that your touch is the most important thing. But, being a great electric guitar player

It sure does. My Ibanezes sounded nice with super 58's because they're nice instruments but after the duncan switchout, I get really delicious sound with all things being equal. I feel better about

Hi YJJG, I agree with JV on this...pickups are important to electric guitar. I have a epi dot deluxe, the pickups weren't bad, however, when I compared the epi's stock pickup to the Gibson 490R

Yo Juan, back in '69 there was not a plethora of jazz guitar intruction books as there is today -- the Mickey Baker book got us out of the first position "Simon & Garfunfel/Proud mary/Hey

Alan, In what file is it? ... I have an arrangement from a freind of Johnny Smith's, Rob Yelin, his chord melody is fashioned after Smith's --- Alan Levin <alevin@...> wrote: John Amato

different pickup manufacturing methods and designs sound different. the same design and manufacturer's pickup will sound different on the same guitar too if mounted in a different orientation relative

I took the stock superhumbucker out of my L5S because it sounded harsh. I put in a PAF reissue that had a sweeter sound. Now I'm satisfied. I wouldn't necessarily assume that because it's an Epi

I just uploaded (or maybe tried to upload) Johnny Smith's arrangement of this piece. It is a scan of a transcription in one of the guitar mags. Unfortunately, the orginal is printed on newsprint and

I would recommend replacing your humbucker with a TV Jones TV'Tron www.tvjones.com It makes a HUGE difference in sound (not playability). -Brian to