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NO,this by no means was meant to insult anyone.It seems that guitarist are a little anal when it comes to the execution of song.I include myself in this catagory and time to time have to check myself

You're right. The music industry has become more & more monolithic and closed to actual artists since the mid 80's, I think. People say it has always been this bad, but I dont think so. Sure, people

fitted as low as before Muchas gracias, Patricio. What modifications did you have to make to your Takamine to get the new strings to work? Any problem with the neck twisting? One possibility would be

Thanks, Harry. I've looked at midi guitars but they're quite expensive installed. For the prices asked for guitar synths, I can buy a really good keyboard synth and play that instead. Cheers, Kevin

Thanks, Jeff. Does Joe Beck play the alto with his fingers or with a pick? Cheers, Kevin www.TheNettles.com

jazz_guitar@... wrote: The Roland GR30-33 units have a factory patch with the low A&E as a bass patch an octave below the guitar's tuning. I play fingerstyle exclusively now, have a GR-30

To me, this seems kind of quick to judge. Maybe Jimmy is busy listening to other stuff right now-piano voicings???, saxophone lines??? or whatever???. Maybe you misinterpreted his comment or he could

Metheny is not the Main Man......he's not even close. I'm not sure who is, but he sure as hell isn't. His tunes are good, but thats it! "Happyness is a Dream, Maddness is Reality, but you've got a

jazz_guitar@... wrote:

One more modern aproach would be to play one or more chords over(or under) a pedal before resolving to the start of the tune. The most common note to pedal would be the V of the key. For example

what Nick, I can't find a written reference to "double diminished" but I have heard the term used to name the diminished scale that is composed of half-step whole-step intervals. This scale is

Rio Grande pickups makes a version of their P90 that drops into a Gibson humbucker slot. I haven't heard their pickups before, but they seem to have an excellent reputation (see the reviews on Harmony

Out Of Nowhere was written by Edward Heyman and Johnny Green in 1931. It was first recorded by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Bing Crosby had a #1hit with the tune and sung it in a number of

It's not just jazz journalism... it's the record industry. I went looking for some Holdsworth at Barnes and Noble today. He's filed under rock, not jazz (and classics like IOU are long out of print).

Check out Conklin Company (I think their URL was http://www.conklin.com) . They are expertised on so-called extended range instruments. They also send a catolog if you fill a form on their paage.

I don't go as low as you may want to, but my Takamine flat-top is fitted with a 0.65 bass string (I've even used a 0.80) as 6th that I tune as low as Bb. You may first try with two bass strings and

While I'm in posting to mailing lists mode - There was some talk here recently about the need to listen to original recordings of songs to get an idea of the conmposers original intent. Can someone

I bought one of these a couple of months ago and use it for home recording. It's a very impressive little unit and does have some very nice clean tones, but think along the lines of Stevie Ray Vaughan

This will be my last post, because I will unsubscribe after it is delivered. Why? Too much vituperative rubbish is crowding out constructive and helpful material. I'll miss the few good posts by some

On 22 Aug 2001, at 23:58, kevinj@... wrote: Seems like a simple solution would be a midi guitar or a midi pickup on a conventional guitar. With a midi pu you can move any string's pitch up