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Ricardo Peixoto Group - CD Release February 16, 2019 @ 8:00 PM Rendon Hall/Fiddler Annex @ California Jazz Conservatory 2040 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 Ricardo Peixoto - guitars Bob Afifi - flute Ken Cook - piano Cliff Hugo - bass Kendrick Freeman - drums Concerts | California Jazz Conservatory

Damn!! I just came across this shorter early Joshua Redman CD called Introducing Joshua Redman. The last track is 15 minutes of what sounds like a track from the same gig that gave us "Blues for Pat" at the end of the Wish album. Inspired playing, interaction, and lots of good stuff to lift. https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/bvqkz9 Anyone else think that's a Spiderman quote at about 1:58? Chris ---------------------------------------- "There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats." - Albert Schweitzer

Tonight at 7:30 PM at the Iridium (1650 Broadway in midtown Manhattan): Opening: J2B2 (John Jorgensen's Bluegrass Band) then Martin Taylor, Frank Vignola's Hot Jazz Guitar Trio (with Vinny Raniolo) and Lawrence Juber Should be an incredible evening! Rick

Randy Vincent has just published his sixth book! The Guitarist's Introduction to Jazz https://www.shermusic.com/9780997661743.php

Some old photos of Randy Vincent with a young Julian Lage https://randyvincent.com/photos/

Mundell Lowe played the guitar for Blossom Dearie's version of Moonlight savings time. I loved the choice of chords/substittions and the arrangement with the drummer and Bass and the fantastic swingy syncopation is really unique. Would love to hear the groups comments. Plus does anybody have the actual chords in this version ? Thanks PS: Heres the Youtube clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NesPpuB14cQ

Just an FYI: Jimmy Bruno and Frank Vignola, two incredible jazz guitarists whose careers/lives were in jeopardy a year ago, just did a recording together to be released (I think by TrueFire) in the next few weeks. They played together with Howard Alden on one of my favorite guitar albums called Concord Jazz Guitar Collective in 1995 with Joe Pass's bassist and drummer. I get no personal benefit from telling you all about this, but I'm really looking forward to hearing it and think that many of you will as well. Rick

Perhaps a dumb question but something I've always wondered about. When listening to a recording, is it possible technically to strip out everything but the guitar track? On the records Joe Pass made with Ella Fitzgerald, for example, is it possible to listen only to Joe's accompaniment? That would be a fantastic learning experience. In another context, would it be possible today to take an old Stones record and just listen to what Keith Richards is playing? Thanks

Chuck Sher's jazz radio show - tonight! Saturday, September 1st, 7pm - 11pm (PST). Listen online! https://forums.shermusic.com/showthread.php?tid=3

Chris ---------------------------------------- "There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats." - Albert Schweitzer

Hello everyone, been quite an ordeal to get signed in here this time around. Hello to Juan and John Amato if he is still active here. I got a used archtop from the folks at Heritage Via Wolfe Guitars in Fla. There are issues with the floater. I've been talking with Mike at Herritage [ fine bunch of people as far as I can tell. They suggested I try to bend the floater's mount and it came loose.... with very minimal prodding by me. I could see there was no room to move with the pick gard in place. This in it's self isn't a big issue. I am thinking about replacing that pickup anyway. For now it would be a neck mount. The guitar was built to satisfy someone who wanted a Johnny Smith model. According to the hype they came as close as they could with out infringing on somebody's turf according to the story. I wanted that particular guitar because of the 1.75 nut and the 25 inch scale. I really liked that idea and had never played on till mine arrived. So that's why I want to ask you guys about pickups. I remember someone [ but sadly not their name ] who often spoke highly of Seymour Duncan pickups. I remember he had an L4 at the time I was hanging around here. I'd like to find out which pickup he was talking about. It would be pretty easy to hang a full sized humbucker there. I lean toward the darker sound of a top mounted humbucker, but Mike and some of the folks at Heritage are not big fans of that idea. I think..... the top is braced with two parallel braces which would not be compromised by putting one there. But if I can find the right neck mount p.u. I could spend more time playing then woodworking. That would be ok too. Does anyone remember the Seymour Duncan pickup L4 owner was so in favor of? Again I apologize. p.s. I'm still not a jazzer and still can't compose a brief post. Ron

Sorry to use the list for this, but I'm trying to reach Doc Dosco. Doc - Would you please drop me a line at goosenberg@...? I have a question about a Peerless that you have for sale. Thanks. Rick Goosenberg

Does anybody have suggestions on what scales i can solo on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_Will_Never_Be_Another_You Appreciate your inputs in advance Thanks Arv

Tuesday, April 24th, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Red Brick 101 2nd Street #190 Petaluma, CA Barry Finnerty, guitar Randy Vincent, guitar Doug Morton, flugelhorn, piano Bob Afifi, flute Marc Carmi Smith, drums Chuck Sher, bass https://forums.shermusic.com/showthread.php?tid=11 http://redbrickrestaurants.com/

I just loved these! Greg

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I think I posed this question some years ago, but It doesn’t seem as if I can retrieve the old posts using the instructions at this group’s FAQ, so I apologize for the redundancy. I’d like to get an insurance rider for a few valuable items that I own, including a couple of my guitars. Can anyone on the list suggest a way to determine the insurance value of guitars? I realize it’s a broad question but there are probably some thoughts out there. Thanks for the help. Rick

Saturday, March 10, 2018 at 8pm at Piedmont Piano Company 1728 San Pablo Ave. (at 18th), Oakland, CA Ricardo Peixoto, guitar Ken Cook, piano Bob Afifi, flute Cliff Hugo, bass Kendrick Freeman, drums Brazilian guitarist Peixoto to play original tunes with his quintet in Oakland Brazilian guitarist Peixoto to play original tunes with his quintet in O... Guitarist Ricardo Peixoto hesitates to use the catchall term Brazilian jazz to describe his music. ...

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