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Today, 09:02 PM
I just finished watching Dear Child (Liebes Kind). Great, taut German series. 6 episodes long that fly by. The setup is a young woman who is hit by a...
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Today, 08:58 PM
I know the feeling! I have the conceit that, as with dobro and mandolin and a few other stringed things, with enough practice, I could do it, but...
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Today, 08:50 PM
Dang, sounds awesome. I might have to drive to Des Moines on a school night to see him, or wait until he goes to Denver, where my son lives.
I’ve...
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Today, 08:42 PM
That would explain it. Thank for showing that.
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Today, 08:38 PM
Guild X-150 Savoy may fit your budget. It's an entry model that doesn't feel like one. Mine is Corona made USA.
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Today, 08:37 PM
The pickup and pickguard are about 5mm from the strings. I have a D'Aqusito Jazz Line, which has 8mm in distance between the strings and pickup and...
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Today, 08:36 PM
They both look great. I have never played a Kiesel, but have been interested in them since Allen Holdsworth was playing them.
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Today, 08:22 PM
Wow! That is gorgeous! Congrats.
I played a thinline Campellone at Rudy’s a few years ago and thought it was the nicest guitar I have ever...
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Today, 08:21 PM
My experience with Troy is that it would come as news to him if he proved there is "a" (as in one) correct way to pick.
Hands differ, types of...
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Today, 08:02 PM
Ok - the opening is the fire scene at JS's home that gets destroyed, w/ dog killed and the firemen leaving the scene......Two guys are watching the...
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Today, 07:55 PM
Fortunately, that has a deep body, and I don't want to deal with those any more. If it were under 3", the temptation might be too great.
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Today, 07:07 PM
A good thing to know, and let percolate. I loved these because the design was so D'Aquisto. During a time when actual Jimmy D's were so out of the...
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Today, 07:07 PM
Thumbnail pictures have gotten out of hand.
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Today, 07:06 PM
For great comping on a variety of standards, I'd recommend listening to Ralph Sharon (piano) with Tony Bennett.
On guitar, any chord(s) Jim Hall...
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Today, 06:55 PM
Congrats for the dream catch! It appears your research paid off and that fate was on your side.
Walkin is a great shop. When I stopped in there a...
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Today, 06:51 PM
Since I have no idea what your style is, nor what kind of group you're playing with, I'm not sure of any way to give you competent advice. Except for...
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Today, 06:50 PM
The pickup, obviously. 225s had a center block, but not full length and came with with a trapeze wraparound bridge/tailpiece, so if it’s a 225, the...
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Today, 06:44 PM
Good job Juan! I like SS hope it delivers the proper sound. In my years of buying guitars without playing them first all is up for grabs. One thing...
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Today, 06:38 PM
begging your pardon but the es225 does have a solid maple block under the bridge . Not full length like the later es335’s but a solid block none the...
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Today, 06:33 PM
Lots of good info here, thanks to all the contributors and the eventual synthesis of views provided by the OP.
I was going to add listen to Jim...
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Today, 06:30 PM
Well, Juan, it briefly pass through my mind that you had taken a few elocution lessons :redface-new: but no, I did not put that down to AI.
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Today, 06:30 PM
We've got our JS!
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Today, 06:26 PM
A tough act to follow right there. Congrats !
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Today, 06:18 PM
Awhile back I posted about trading my Sho-Bud pedal steel for a Duesenberg lap steel. You guys saved me from, at least getting close to, trading my...
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Today, 06:14 PM
It appears to be not completely new, there are reviews going back to 2020, but it's out of stock everywhere, including on the Kyro website. From...
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Today, 06:07 PM
This is like BETTER than new..
Wow 2B. That’s beautiful buddy.
Good Luck with the sale.
JD
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Today, 06:04 PM
Thanks Sky, yes it did. I used it mostly when I was taking chord melody arranging lessons with Howard Morgen. I'm sure some of you have heard of...
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Today, 06:04 PM
Thank you all!
Some replies are in order:
The depth is 2 3/8", just barely deeper than a Byrdland (2 1/4").
I have yet to try a Campellone....
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Today, 06:00 PM
very nice. Is this the original, made in Japan, model before the lower priced alternatives?
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Today, 05:57 PM
That's very nice O!
Beautiful. Can't wait to see you playing it!
Congratulations
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Today, 05:40 PM
Looks great. Wouldn't mind some time on it myself!
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Today, 05:38 PM
Probably not but this video is really interesting.
https://youtu.be/NWuGkXhj0T8?si=SqUWm8909Rhm5K6r
What inspired the title is his discussion...
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Today, 05:38 PM
What a beauty!
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Today, 05:38 PM
I love it when the guitar finds you as much as you searched for it. She knows where she belongs. Congratulations!! I hope to hear you play it....Peter
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Today, 05:32 PM
In about 1967, Gibson stopped using the bridge base for a period on 125s, and doubled up the thumbwheels, like on an Es-330. My guess is the guitar...
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Today, 05:26 PM
What modifications are you seeing? Also, as a point of clarity, es-225s were fully hollow….no center block.
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Today, 05:04 PM
Grasso has some major league chops and nice ideas but he never seems to play w/any dynamics, never bends a string or imparts vibrato. I guess that's...
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Today, 05:00 PM
I know that I am getting old and tired. I don't know about the forum though. I do miss a couple of contributers of days gone by like say the late...
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Today, 04:49 PM
Leon Russell is finally getting his due - Los Angeles Times
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Today, 04:46 PM
Last night at Birdland with Frank Vignola and Peter Bernstein.
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Today, 04:10 PM
I have a bass but don't play well.
Though I love to hear good bass playing (-we all know Carol Kaye is a hero of mine), when I take up the bass it's...
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Today, 04:10 PM
Barry told the same story about Bud Powell. The guys would show up and Bud is playing a song and says 'nah you go without me' - guys come back hours...
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Today, 04:06 PM
The Gruhn comment may have just been in answer to the serial number dating, without seeing or commenting on the model. I wouldn't bet either way. ...
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Today, 04:01 PM
Yes! I've been listening a lot to "Rosemary Clooney sings Ballads" lately and Ed's comping is just so wonderful! I'll be listening with one ear while...
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Today, 03:58 PM
Thanks for posting this. These are great guitars, no doubt about that. Jimmy wouldn’t have had anything to do with the one I have listed. Stephen...
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Today, 03:55 PM
Waw! Bravo!!!
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Today, 03:40 PM
Well, the Victoria 518 champ is unfortunately gone, it was an all around great amp, but just a tad too broken for jazz at gig volumes (i played quite...
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Today, 03:37 PM
I expect there are Campellone's that are in a dimensionally similar envelope and would shock you with how amazing they perform.
Did your journey...
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Today, 03:23 PM
Great, thank you!
Interesting.. seems like playing upside down with a pick in solo guitar style is even more comfortable than traditional tuning....
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Today, 03:21 PM
Beautiful instrument! How deep is a CT?
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Today, 03:15 PM
not the comment I was expecting
:cool:
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Today, 03:04 PM
Here's hoping this guitar delivers where the others did not.
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Today, 02:55 PM
Congats! As good as it gets!
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Today, 02:52 PM
I didn't learn it this way, but it seems like it might have been easier to think of CHarmminor as a G7b9b13 scale -- perhaps as a 6 note scale,...
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Today, 02:51 PM
With the added headstock photo, my earlier comment needed to be removed.
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Today, 02:50 PM
I knew I could count on you guys!!! (i wasnt buying, just curious)
Thanks
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Today, 02:30 PM
Dot inlays, no neck bindings. This is an ES 125 at best. It is possible that one of the previous owners drilled saddle post holes. But still looks...
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Today, 02:30 PM
Not a 175. It could be an ES-225 (which has a center block) or a heavily modded ES-125C. Definitely not made in Memphis if it's a 60s 225 or 125C. ...
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Today, 02:29 PM
The pursuit of a specific guitar can often be a long and arduous journey, filled with anticipation, disappointment, and sometimes, sheer luck. My...
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Today, 02:27 PM
That’s an ES125C, and it’s from the late 60s.
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Today, 02:26 PM
One of these has very recently sold on Ebay UK for £500. I was tempted! Do the Mayas have a soundpost?
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Today, 02:16 PM
oh no, not that plinky guy again!
:cool:
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Today, 02:13 PM
"Vintage 1965 ( or 1968) Gibson Memphis ES-175 Electric Guitar
Not exactly sure of date. According to the Gruhn Spokesperson, It is either 1965 or...
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Today, 01:50 PM
I recently acquired a vintage Polytone Minibrute. I love the sound but sometimes I practice late and need to use headphones. I don't know much about...
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Today, 01:42 PM
Let me know if you have one to sell.
Bill
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Today, 01:41 PM
Focus about the rhythm
Focus on the lead line of the chords
Listen to the soloist
Play more complex in the gaps
its not necessary to join in with...
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Today, 01:41 PM
For sure! If I had 2 straight hours to do anything I would probably spend them shocked that I was not interrupted.
I'm not the greatest, so how...
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Today, 01:41 PM
Super nice 2023 Comins GCS-16-1 archtop in Violin Burst for sale. It's in mint condition.
Purchased new, original owner, just a perfect example...
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Today, 01:31 PM
Only one -- for now. DV Mark Little Jazz
I miss my Mambo amp!
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Today, 01:16 PM
Len, that is a beautiful guitar. I'm sure it made good company all of those years.
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Today, 01:02 PM
Many thanks for the super quick reply! Actually it is 14W due to my technician and the JJ 6V6 power tubes, but I don't think it matters:)
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Today, 12:59 PM
replied to your DM. Jupiter 12 LA (50w) will not add speaker distortion in a 12w amp.
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Today, 12:55 PM
Comping requires more than one skill.
Assuming you know a couple of ways to play the basic chords, the next thing to consider, arguably, is the...
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Today, 12:45 PM
Bass not being rocket science... maybe not but it's every bit as difficult as being a guitar player. I'd rather listen to a band with a poor guitar...
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Today, 12:42 PM
Looks really nice and is priced competitively. The only dealer here in the US does not currently have any, but will inform you when they do.
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Today, 12:23 PM
Playing a tune over and over again for an hour or two is a great way to internalize it. I want to feel the structure, the way the chords move, how it...
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Today, 12:01 PM
Not sure why you are leaving, but whatever. Gotta do what's best for you.
I think writing out parts, just like writing out solos, is a great way...
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Today, 11:46 AM
Chordal licks, rhythm, counter-melody, and Ed Bickert... I'll definitely look into these as this is going to be my last discussion on this forum (its...
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Today, 11:41 AM
Jaw dropping beautiful!!
I hope the buyer will share some sounds with us! :cool: shreddin'
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Today, 11:40 AM
I LOVE playing bass, it's fun and beautiful. But I only play bass solo, not with other instruments. It's a pleasure I reserve for myself alone (to...
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Today, 11:31 AM
Hi, I am now thinking of ordering a Jupiter 12 LA 50W speaker for my BF Princeton Amp. Unfortunately, the European distributors do not have it in...
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Today, 11:28 AM
Mark Campellone says flamed maple and quilt don’t mix.
He says it’s like a polka dot shirt with a striped tie.
He uses birdseye maple neck with...
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Today, 11:19 AM
Rhythm is super important...and being interesting rhythmically doesn't mean playing more!
Also, if you listen to Bickert, you'll hear someone who...
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Today, 11:17 AM
IIRC, the 175 was given to him for his birthday in January 1963 and Catch Me is widely described as having been recorded during the summer of ‘63. ...
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Today, 11:14 AM
Check out Randy Vincent's "Three-Note Voicings and Beyond", it's an incredible resource. I've read through the whole thing twice already but have...
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Today, 11:10 AM
Oh I didn't forget Gene, he was Grooves regular guitarist. Didn't have Joe's chops but super soulful player. I always thought he was using an...
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Today, 11:06 AM
Yea... comping is way more important that soloing LOL.
The standard approach... shells, 4ths and as Peter said.... will pretty much get you...
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Today, 10:57 AM
You're one of my favorite players in this forum. You consistently play in time and with feeling, no superfluous notes - the hallmarks of a refined...
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Today, 10:57 AM
Forums, like Facebook and CD's are not popular with the young of today. And neither is jazz (or jazz guitar) as most of us here know it.
Kudos to...
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Today, 10:52 AM
The bridge is easy, and cheap, to change. I would never buy, nor ignore, an archtop just because of the bridge. I know nothing of that particular...
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Today, 10:26 AM
I'm sure 2 hours is amazing. I'd be even more amazed if there were 2 straight hours that existed in my life without interruption.
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Today, 10:05 AM
No surprise! This guitar is a knockout! Congratulations on the sale. And to the buyer!
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Today, 10:03 AM
Yes, that's the idea haha, and I think the Monk way.
30 minutes would be effective, I'd imagine. I knew 2 hours would be overkill and probably...
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Today, 09:46 AM
younger people might do reddit, but more and more its directly to IG or SC. Forums in general are not that popular.
tons of music instruction...
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Today, 09:44 AM
Sold!
Cincy
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Today, 09:41 AM
Just because you're a good guitar player don't think you can't play bass notes.
The first one to use the term 'muddy' gets exiled.
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Today, 09:35 AM
Sounds great Jack!
The only people I've ever heard complain about Metheny's sound are other guitar players, and in the grand scheme of things,...
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Today, 09:31 AM
Yes!! I can see the ninth being especially useful in that regard since I can replace the root with it but on the above string instead (very easy on...
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Today, 09:31 AM
Hiya all! I was tipped off by NY guitarist Greg Ruggiero, who's even more obsessed about small gear than I am. The Bulgarian-made Kyro Dulo 830...
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Today, 09:30 AM
Yea... Jimmy,
I use to do workshops and even at some of the Jams I use to host.... Play same tune in different styles and meters etc.
Even play...
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Today, 09:27 AM
You don't have to convince me. I'm just going by the comments I've seen on here! It's a very eclectic group we have! :)
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Today, 09:22 AM
Shell voicings but drop the root and add an extension on top instead! Third and seventh on the d and g strings and then the extra note on the b or e....
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Today, 09:20 AM
Hello everyone. Recently and luckily I got a call to come jam with a group (more time playing out yes!) for the week after this week so I got...
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Today, 09:14 AM
yeah agreed
tbh I don’t think a lot of jazzers get how minor is used in classical… mixed minor use is a bit of an art form but I think we are...
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Today, 09:11 AM
The Epiphone and the Godin are good choices.
The Wes sound is definitely in the thumb. Actually, I think you can hear on the recordings that if...
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Today, 09:10 AM
Composed in 1952 by Gerhard Winkler
I just wanted to make an SG version of this lovely tune.
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Today, 09:05 AM
Don’t make me feel old, oh wait….
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Today, 09:04 AM
How to do it? Just do it, I suppose!
I would think that starting out 30 minutes might be a lot. I'm going to try it. I think you'll find yourself...
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Today, 09:03 AM
Wes's sound came much more from the playing with his thumb than from the gear he used, and in fact a lot of his recordings were done with an L5 with...
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Today, 08:57 AM
Thanks for quick reply! Now (event after reduction) the price is approx. $1000. It still seems to be too much (you know, I do not need the guitar...
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Today, 08:52 AM
Catch me sounds like the 175 to me. The precussive (dare I say it) thunk seems evident to my ears.
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Today, 08:52 AM
Hi. I used to own one of these. Very good copy of the later ES175s. Well built. Good sound and playability, versatile, but not great acoustically. I...
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Today, 08:51 AM
What ever gave you that idea?
Pat Metheny has received 38 Grammy nominations and won 20 Grammy Awards, 20 Grammys playing INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ....
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Today, 08:46 AM
For JP, I think it's obvious that the solidbodies were a compromise, but for many they're an affirmative choice, not settling. I don't know whether...
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Today, 08:45 AM
Hi guys,
Maya ES-175, a 43 years old japan instrument appeared in my area. I haven't checked it yet, but it is in flawless and original condition...
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Today, 08:38 AM
I was there on and off for quite a while. I'm pretty sure I found out about jazzguitar.be from posts there.
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Today, 08:37 AM
Mattel "Tiger" Guitar all the way. My first guitar, and it was an archtop!
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Today, 08:36 AM
Thats kind of an unusual characterization of classical music too.
Until pretty late, they avoided that augmented second like the plague, even...
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Today, 08:23 AM
“The harmonic minor scale, prevalent in classical and folk music, is often mentioned in theory books as “the scale played over a minor II-V-I.” If...
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Today, 08:19 AM
I think he actually gives an example of Bud Powell using it later on in the book.
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Today, 08:14 AM
when soloing on Corcovado I used
to emphasise that Fo to F change
then i tried playing F stuff over that
change and it works fine (and is less...
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Today, 08:13 AM
Wow. Wish I could pick this up! Been a massive fan of this model for awhile. Looks gorgeous. GLWS!
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Today, 07:55 AM
You mean instead of a ladder?
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Today, 07:45 AM
Out of curiosity why was that?
It’s in the music, no? Donna Lee always being the first example to jump to mind.
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Today, 07:42 AM
I don’t think that’s quite what he meant. Bass is about linking up the chords more than it is about arpeggiating the one you’re on.
Not that I’m...
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Today, 07:31 AM
The few times I got my hands around a bass I always enjoyed playing. The feeling of digging in to those thick bass strings is unmatched... though I...
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Today, 07:28 AM
Saw him last night in Hartford. Very full show. 2 solid hours of an overview from his musical career. He was very engaging and entertaining. His crew...
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Today, 07:27 AM
Hello, everyone, old, young, experienced, and newbies:
I’ve been a member of this community for about 9 years and wish I had found it sooner. You...
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Today, 07:27 AM
Thanks Hippolite for the useful advice: I'll try to put it into practice!
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Today, 07:21 AM
So I guess like everything it depends on the tune and the gig. But generally, the bass is about foundation for everyone else. So you could walk basic...
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Today, 07:01 AM
Don’t forget Gene Edwards, who played a few tracks on that album. I was never able to learn much about him, but he played on several Gerald Wilson...
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Today, 06:57 AM
For Wes-type of sound I think a humbucker guitar is the easiest way to go.
Since I bougth my Ibanez AF55 - the cheapest hollowbody in their...
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Today, 06:51 AM
Not a Marchione, but my Westville neck carve has the same soft V to a C, and is indeed incredible to play.
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Today, 06:39 AM
Indeed - it's a very different instrument, starting with the basics of the note. Most guitar players who dabble in bass pluck notes as though they...
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Today, 06:32 AM
Hollowback is just my autocorrect going crazy when typing hollowbody
Ive canceled my order on the rps hollowback. It's probably a good guitar,...
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Today, 06:18 AM
Our goal for the Mick Goodrick Almanacs Discord group this week was to write something using triads from the harmonic minor scale.
I didn't have...
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