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Old 09-27-2011, 11:53 AM
 
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Just stumbled on these on youtube:
Martin Taylor Interviews Tommy Emmanuel from www.martintaylorguitar.com - YouTube
interviews (and jamming) with a few other great guitarists (not only jazz - Scotty Moore too).

Taylor's own site looks a great one for lessons, but you need to pay to join.
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Old 09-27-2011, 11:57 AM
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Just stumbled on these on youtube:
Martin Taylor Interviews Tommy Emmanuel from www.martintaylorguitar.com - YouTube
interviews (and jamming) with a few other great guitarists (not only jazz - Scotty Moore too). Taylor's own site looks a great one for lessons, but you need to pay to join.
Saw him live earlier in the year. Mind-blowing!
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Saw him live earlier in the year. Mind-blowing!
I first saw him back in the 80s, with Stephane Grappelly, when he was still in his 20s. Quite an accolade, to be invited to occupy Django's chair!
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Went to his gig the other day, outstanding player, top top notch.

Nuff
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Went to his gig the other day, outstanding player, top top notch.
Solo? Venue? Crowd size? Tunes?
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