From The Bandstand

What other song uses this intro?

Frequensator Tailpiece and Webstrings sets

Pick attack and pickup/guitar relation

Matteo Mancuso burns

Billie's bounce

I've always been more interested in "crossover" guitars than in pure, traditional classicals, and back when I was researching what I'd buy as my 1st guitar several people suggested I looked at...

2001 Jesus Bellido Flamenco Blanca

Sounds like some nice stuff, hope you can find time to get to it.

My Foolish Heart - Jeff Arnold Jazz Ballads Book, Song #6

Answering for myself, I would say true legato, as in smooth and connected. As opposed to guitar “legato” which is more properly referred to as “slurring.” Again answering for myself, I don’t think...

Pick attack and pickup/guitar relation

Do you mean legato making notes longer or legato as in picking and then pull off/hammer on multiple notes. Sure, I'll take a look at it. Give me a simple example of a player and a song where...

Pick attack and pickup/guitar relation

I agree with the too heavy "pick attack/touch"; both played pretty nice but the picking sounds really hard. My advice is to get some Jim Dunlop .75mm Nylon picks. When you play with them they will...

Pick attack and pickup/guitar relation

Thanks Derek!

Billie's bounce

I haven't really gotten to this, working on too many things at once. However, looking at the original lead sheet for the tune, I noticed that the composer (Victor Young) implies certain harmonic...

My Foolish Heart - Jeff Arnold Jazz Ballads Book, Song #6

Right you are, BT, too staccato, o.k. for rock 'n roll but not jazz.

Pick attack and pickup/guitar relation

I know that this thread concept has run out of steam but I am still working on these cause I like doing it. It's forcing me to stick with something until I get it to performance level and that's...

My Foolish Heart - Jeff Arnold Jazz Ballads Book, Song #6

Subjective, of course, but here goes:

2001 Jesus Bellido Flamenco Blanca

I believe that's J287. That top came from one of the best pieces of wood I ever came across. It was a massive piece of bubinga that had a hilarious story to go with it from the day I bought it. ...

Kurt Rosenwinkel with one of the new Soloway guitars

Why do you have to lighten your pick attack? My view is that it's not only an attack issue but a rhythm and articulation issue too. When you pound out each note it sounds hoakey. So it's more...

Pick attack and pickup/guitar relation

It's Walkin' (or Sid's Ahead, Weirdo or Gravy). The tune is credited to a shadowy underworld figure, Richard Carpenter - not Karen's brother and musical partner. He didn't write it but added his name...

What other song uses this intro?

Been happy with the Narex set though I really don't put them through their paces like a real woodworker would. As for sharpening, I think Japanese water stones are cool (though messy). And I like...

Wood Chisels Recommendations

Similar, but not the same as the turnaround to Jimmy Raney/Kenny Burrell's "Blue Duke."

What other song uses this intro?

Two Sides of One Coin: “So What” Grant Green/Wes Montgomery

Dexterity

Three finger less ergonomic?

How many of you play Jazz on a Strat?

Anyone convert BH terminology?

What makes a sunburst good?

Fretting Hand Technique: Control Flying Fingers with this Exercise!

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Westone Choice

Swapping between chord work and single note soloing

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Progressive List of Solos that improved your 'vocab' ...

What do you think about putting a P90 in a Telecaster?