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He is one hard-working musician, for sure. I like his playing a lot. best, Bobby

Did everyone catch TE on PBS last night? Not jazz, but definitely guitar! Pretty amazing, technically impressive.a lot of notes there. Some fine fingerpicking. He is really something. Not

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I second that Tony. You've given me new impetus to stay with my emphasis and reliance on chords and changes to learn and improve my jazz skills. I've always felt more at home playing out of chords and

a few things in this particular digest - some of the comments about teaching in the Sco thread, then an unrelated mention of jimmy wyble - encouraged me to mention a podcast interview done by the

Right on

I seem to recall that 1970s Guild SGs had the body impregnated with resin to increase the tone. Or was that a myth ? Will

Hi Tony, Why? It was a great post. best, Bobby

Clint Eastwood Salutes Dave Brubeck On TCM "In His Own Sweet Way" A Vital Biography Of The Connecticut Jazz Icon Clint Eastwood and Dave Brubeck By ROGER CATLIN, rcatlin@... The Hartford

Juan, I had one of those Guild classics guitars when I was a kid. I didn’t play classical guitar well enough to know how good a guitar it was but I have heard since that they were very nice. The

This is a scam that circulates regularly. You DO NOT need to register with the no call list. See Snopes: http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/cell411.asp Please stick to Jazz Guitar! I

Hi Charles, No laughter, the Allmans were a great band, and Dickey Betts' tone is to die for, as is Duane's slide tone and lines! Guild guitars were never given the recognition they deserve,

I have been playing now for 42 years i studied with some of the best players around Philly and for decades not short stints.I have considerable playing experience. IMO too many players have a bias

Just had to toss another 2cents in...I still have couple LP's, when I was in a Duane Allman tribute band (hey, laugh all you want, it put me through law school!) they were the only thing to play. And

What is saying is that the interviewer didn't do his homework. Think of all the relevant and/or enlightened questions he could have asked? But he wasn't prepared. When someone has been in the

That... and wives who say, "get that crap outta here!" :-) *Bobby*

No, Jeff, You don't get my point. I've been more than happy to answer the question (usually dependent upon the attitude of the person asking), many, many times over the years. But there's a time and

No, Jeff, You don't get my point. I've been more than happy to answer the question (usually dependent upon the attitude of the person asking), many, many times over the years. But there's a time and

A problem with new vinyl sales is the availability of really great second hand pressings. Also the hi-fi investment is quite large - as against the low costs of CD players. So, once a person has the