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The revelation to some members that that there is Barry Galbraith book
in the archives, underlies that many members have not visited our file
archives.

There is over 100mb of material stored there, all contributed by members.

If you haven't done so, why not visit it, you need to login using a
separate login id from Yahoo, which is easy to create, and it's free.

We created a login so that you can easily upload files to the area to
share with other members. All your contributions will be greatly
appreciated by other members. Think download two files upload one file
etc.



In particular check out Bill Leavitt's Chord melodies, Howard Roberts
Super Chops, Michael Morganelli's Quick Reference for Jazz Theory,
Rosenwinkel's Improvisation Exercises.mp3 etc...

Alisdair MacRae Birch
Guitarist/Bassist/Educator/Arranger

--- Alisdair MacRae-Birch <akmbirch@...> wrote:

If you haven't done so, why not visit it, you need
to login using a
separate login id from Yahoo, which is easy to
create, and it's free.

...

Alisdair,

excellent .. I just went there and downloaded Mick
Goodrick's files ... what a great advanatge the youung
players have today that years ago we never had ... I
was glad in 1970 to find Mickey Baker's Jazz chord
book ... and when Joe Pass' Orange book came out I
devoured it .. today there is so much out there that
young players sometimes are overwhelmed by the
overload and sometimes also get frustrated because of
the new fad thing for sale on the web .. nee
guitar...new pedal...new this...ne that ...

...i would love to upload some of my files ... the
thing is I'm doing a million things .. findinng the
time is a premium...

thanks again...

John Amato
Music blows the dust off your soul...
Isa.55:11



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