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17687
I took up the guitar when I was just turning 16. Started out with Deep Purple and Yngwie Malmsteen (his first album was just out). Practiced technique like a...
petri_krzywacki
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Aug 1, 2003
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17688
Classical guitar has an exact methodoloy. Fiddle playing violates proper violin playing techniques. ... methodology. ... abilities, ... to ... teeth ... ...
mark
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Aug 1, 2003
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17689
... a ... to ... tear ... to ... Here's another vote for Thomastik Infelds. I've been using them for years after trying pretty much everything else. I...
jimsoloway
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Aug 1, 2003
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17690
... I'll let you know when I officially pronounce myself a jazz player! lol Reminds me of Frank Zappa's album, "Make a Jazz Noise Here". I've yet to make too...
Jeff Shirkey
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Aug 1, 2003
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17691
I think that videos and DVDs would be a great way to learn, but I don't have a TV so its not really convenient for me. I could borrow someones TV and VCR at...
Chad Dukes
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Aug 1, 2003
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17693
... buzz or hum? If "buzz", no, not really. If "hum", yes--everyone has. Nature of the beast, really. Can you describe the sound you're hearing in more detail...
Jeff Shirkey
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Aug 1, 2003
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17694
Wait a minute, I thought thats what I was doing? By learning these patterns over the ii-V-I progression I thought I was learning patterns as thet pertain to...
Chad Dukes
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Aug 1, 2003
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17695
... You haven't been to my town there are no Jazz musicians. Even with my limited experience I could teach in this town. There is no club scene to go and ...
Chad Dukes
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17696
hi gang, Sco: So Near So Far Away...IMO his best work Amps: AER (Alpa and 60 watt monitor) much rounder, even, and richer...clarus and Raezor Edge very...
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17697
A good question. BTW, I've always heard that the only "stupid question" is the one that you didn't ask but should have. What you really want is to understand...
Robert Fullerton
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17698
... it ... Hi Myles, This is Miles Fenton in Vancouver BC Canada. I started playing in the late 40's, did my first gig at 16 then played in pubs in the UK when...
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Aug 1, 2003
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17699
... From: "freddiegorham" <freddiegorham@...> To: <jazz_guitar@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 6:30 PM Subject: [jazz_guitar] how long have...
Robert Fullerton
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17700
... I'd have to double check the video, but doesn't he just mean 17 different "approaches" or "ideas"--which would include scales, arps, and the whole ball of...
Jeff Shirkey
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Aug 1, 2003
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17701
Just a quick note to let people know that there's a short ("Flashback") column in this month's (Sep.) GP on Tal Farlow, specifically some of his chord...
Jeff Shirkey
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Aug 1, 2003
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17702
Every singlecoil must make some noise. After palying Humbucker for years now I play a Charlie Christian Pu. And nothing beats a singlecoil, when it come to...
Boris Henn
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Aug 1, 2003
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17703
... I thought the whole point of a flat wound string was that they sounded dead right out of the box? I believe thats the point!!! I use flatwound but I change...
Boris Henn
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17704
... Yeah, and even fingering challenges if you try to get the right "tongueing" that sax players use; use left hand slurs in appropriate spots makes you work...
petri_krzywacki
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Aug 1, 2003
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17705
... arps, ... Yeah, Mr.Henderson only discusses the modes of the major scale, modes of the melodic minor, pentatonics and diminished scales on that video, if...
petri_krzywacki
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Aug 1, 2003
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17706
I use thomastik, bee-bop lights, round wound basses ans flat trebles, they sound super! Patto sonomatips <sonomatips@...> wrote: Try Gore Elixers with...
Patrick B
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Aug 1, 2003
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17707
I keep seeing on my charts a (maj 7) after a minor chord i.e. Am (maj 7). Can someone explain to me what that means? Thanks, Gary...
Gary Lowe
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Aug 1, 2003
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17708
... I record using my PC, with Cakewalk Sonar. []s Bruno....
Bruno
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Aug 1, 2003
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17709
... I'm playing jazz for a year. But, before, I have played many, many bossa novas and brazilian popular music. So, I was familiar with weird chords and ...
Bruno
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Aug 1, 2003
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17710
It's a minor chord with the major seventh, as opposed to the minor seventh chord, which has a flatted seventh. It usually functions as the I chord of a minor...
Faizal Ali
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Aug 1, 2003
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17711
Hey there, Am (maj7) means the chord is made up of A C E G#, or a minor triad with a major 7th. AT ... From: Gary Lowe To: jazz_guitar@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
Andrew Taylor
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17712
This rambles a bit, my apologies. On page 9 of Advancing Guitarist, Mick explains how the book is not a "method". I'm currently waiting for my Chapman Stick to...
David A Barrett
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Aug 1, 2003
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17713
This means that it is a minor chord, thus Am = notes a, c, and e, but it has a major 7th in the chord (g#) instead of a dominant seventh (g natural). Where as...
Chad Dukes
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Aug 1, 2003
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17714
... Hi Gary, This means that, in your example you have a minor triad (Am-A,C,E ) with the addition of a major 7th interval (G#) ie Am (maj7) is a combination...
Scott R Dercks
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Aug 1, 2003
4:15 pm
17715
Chad, We should define our terms. A "lick" is someone's creation, e.g., a phrase that John Coltrane played over a particular chord progression. A "pattern" is...
sonomatips
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Aug 1, 2003
5:48 pm
17716
Yes, I figured he'd have to be talking modes to come up with 17. Like I said, there are maybe 5 or 6 essential scales and most of the others are modes or...
sonomatips
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Aug 1, 2003
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17718
There are also "quiet" single coils.. they don't sound exactly like a single coil, but pretty close. Fender makes a Noiseless Vintage Single Coil. Troy ... ...
Troy
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