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Hi Thomas. I'm a nyc based guitarist as well. I have studied w/ Wayne Krantz, Bruce Arnold and am now starting to study again w/ my old teacher Paul Bollenbeck. Do you know him? He's really fantastic.

I think this "such and such chord = such and such scale" is OK for beginners to think about. I really think that you have to be aware that this is a means to an end. You have to know your instrument

That Goodrich excercise really helped my musicality. I think any limitations like that really force you to discover new things. --- Steve chili Grebanier <chili@...> wrote:

Eddie Here are some thoughts on Stella. The first thing I do when approaching a new tune is listen to recorded versions of the tune and if possible refer to the original sheet music changes. The

i would like to hear more on this also. thx.

Try D'Orazio Flat Wound strings. You can contact Marisa who will give you details. Her E Mail is: ttrozzo@.... I use these strings myself and am pleased with them. The price is good too.

Re:Dan delemia, if you reach the star you will see groups of four tones at all clock positions (12o'clock,1o'clock etc.).Look at the tones in each group as being either top,right,bottom or left.If you

Hi, All your choices are good, to them you could add: Lydian and Lydian#5 for any Major Locrian for m7b5 Altered (or Super Locrian) or Diminished Blues (Half Tone/WholeTone) for 7b9 Altered for the

[...] [...] A while back I saw a video of Yehudi Menuhin practising the violin, and, you guessed it, he was playing scales going up and down each string, sometimes with just one finger. I think the

Re:to Tom >>>What about a seymore duncan Seth Lover(I assume you're looking for a regular humbucker). I have two I put into a Samick L-5 copy(they're advertised as being able to warm up the coldest

its cool that u have started looking at some jazz charts. Have u learned many other standards yet? Stella is a pretty advanced song. My suggestion for playin over would be to learn the scales as if

Skantzos There are quite a few good players and teachers to choose from in the Edinburgh, UK area. Try an old friend of mine Ged Brockie You can mail him here - you will have to delete the spaces in

Welcome Nat,Eric In Toledo...

I have played and studied jazz guitar for 25years in the NYC area. I spent 12 years as a full time player and now would like to swap thoughts and ideas with other players. I studied with Chuck Wayne

Hello, I have been lurking for a bit now and got rather excited:-P when I saw a query about "Stella.." obviously this is a great tune. I am trying to work thru it in a musical way. I've played

I have just gotten a Tom Anderson mahogany Hollow-T. Can anyone suggest a neck pickup replacement for the Anderson that would approximate an archtop more closely. I have played a '61 Dot 335 all my

Hi, I've been lurking on the jazz guitar group for some time now and genuinely enjoy many of the topics. I'm looking for opinions on Mick Goodrick's concept (from his book "The Advancing Guitarist")

Does anybody know of any guitar teacher in Edinburgh, UK? Does anybody know of any affordable flatwounds? Cheers.

Don't know about "Lenny Breau Now" but here are links that may help; http://www.enter.net/~rainsong/lbreau.html http://www.guitarchives.com/lenny.htm http://www.guitarchives.com/ -scott

I recently got one from Sam Ash for $299. I understand they are out. I also understand Musicians Supply has some for $299. A terrific value in my NSHO. John Sorell Boulder, Colorado