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Jazz Guitar Bebop Series #WesMontgomery #GeorgeBenson

 
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Hi everyone,

Check this out. It’s going to be a great resource for bebop language.?

Thanks,
Tom Samarati
 

Hi,

Pretty cool.? I sharpened my jazz guitar skills decades ago with Jamey Abersold vinyl Lp records play alongs. This Penn Music system is sure a big teaching improvement.

Thanks for sharing.

Tom Samarati

On Tuesday, April 21, 2020, 10:34:20 PM PDT, samdols@... <samdols@...> wrote:


Hi everyone,

Check this out. It’s going to be a great resource for bebop language.?

Thanks,
 

?You actually have Jamey Abersold?vinyl Lp records play alongs? wow. I didn’t even hear that exists. Excuse my ignorance. I am glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more to come.?

Thanks,
Tom Samarati
 

Hi,

Jamey Abersold Volume one was issued in the 1970's.? I have most of the issues up to around volume 100.

When CD's were produced I used several of them as backing tracks for solo guitar restaurant gigs.

Tom

On Wednesday, April 22, 2020, 06:17:20 PM PDT, <samdols@...> wrote:


?You actually have Jamey Abersold?vinyl Lp records play alongs? wow. I didn’t even hear that exists. Excuse my ignorance. I am glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more to come.?

Thanks,
 
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That sounds awesome. What was the first tune you ever learned back then? Just curious. I think mine was Back at The Chicken Shack. Jimmy Smith version is my favorite. Kenny Burrell on GT. Thank you for sharing.

P.M
Tom Samarati
 

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Hi,

I took my first guitar lesson July 8, 1960. ?I was 8 years old. Started off on the Alfred's guitar method. First tunes were American folk / cowboy classics. My first jazz guitar teacher got me going with the fake books. ?Volume #1 back then was loaded with tunes from the 1920's to 1950's. I called it the Italian peasant wedding gig book. No offense there as I am a NYC born 2nd generation Italian peasant. My first jazz tune of block chords that I publicly performed solo? ?Fly me to the moon.?

Samarati

On Apr 22, 2020, at 7:39 PM, samdols@... wrote:

That sounds awesome. What was the first tune you ever learned back then? Just curious. I think mine was Back at The Chicken Shack. Jimmy Smith version is my favorite. Kenny Burrell on GT. Thank you for sharing.

Neil
 

Great story! Thanks for sharing that. I am sure there?Italian peasant wedding gig book must’ve been as thick as a real book.?


On Thu, Apr 23, 2020 at 08:11 AM, Tom Samarati wrote:
Italian peasant wedding gig book.

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