Guitar, Amps & Gizmos

RIP Nick Gravenites

KA PAF info please

Vintage fuzz on "space" transistors

16" 1920s/30s L5

Amp Covers

this is hand written so I’d assume it’s made in NYC, but conflicts with what the other poster said above. I’m not an expert. Regardless, great playing and sounding guitar

Sadowsky SS-15 - Sienna Burst

user error indeed :) it is 2010

Sadowsky SS-15 - Sienna Burst

I don’t mean to challenge you here, but earlier in the thread you’re referring to a method you use for learning stuff off records (I’ll avoid the t-word) that you’ve developed over decades of doing...

Getting hung up on rhythms when transcribing

Mick. My guy. You missed my point entirely. Those were rhetorical questions. Though I’m glad you answered them … Yes they are the same chord when you take away their roots (i.e. they share...

Embraceable You - second chord in progression

Once it’s in my head I can move them around pretty well, it’s something I’m working on. Usually in my band I try to play in the octave the trumpet isn’t in. So I’ll have to transpose heads around....

Rhythms Complete Bugs Bower

Great! I saw that you're up the neck. That's the way to learn the whole thing. Good job! Note that this exercise starts on F and never goes below F. So, if you start working on playing...

Rhythms Complete Bugs Bower

Alan, we had this discussion before if you remember: I learned a very similar movement from the Mickey Baker books (IIRC) in the 90ies and have been using it since then all the time: F7 - Gm7 -...

BH

In the 90's, he used to play with a bassist and drummer once a week at a little bar in Occidental, CA (Sonoma County), I saw and spoke to him there a few times. What a career! He played with and...

RIP Nick Gravenites

Sounds awful https://youtu.be/OUYXfCWmVyI?si=kYfJnoN1UzuTlAv_

Getting hung up on rhythms when transcribing

I do practice soloing. It's the other stuff I don't practice!

Embraceable You - second chord in progression

ragman, you need to practice soloing instead of all this theoretical pedantry!!

Embraceable You - second chord in progression

Rhythm No. 3 #19 https://youtu.be/n7jDSqC9iLQ

Rhythms Complete Bugs Bower

As I'm more interested in how things sound than the written stuff, which I can mess up as we know, here's another way to play over dim chords. In the proverbial kitchen I thought a 7b9 merely was...

Embraceable You - second chord in progression

As rootless Dom. 7th chords, they have the same notes (enharmonically) and also have the same notes as dim. 7th chords 1/2 step higher. That is: Db(C#)-E(Fb)-G-Bb In practice, I think of them as...

Embraceable You - second chord in progression

THIS! When dad got our first dog, a German shepherd, we took him to a trainer for about a year, 3 times a week. One of the things the trainer had said was exactly this - when you see something...

Canines

For those who went to music school, was it worth it?

What beats an L5?

Analysing jazz vocabulary

Came up with an epic tip for improv

The New Campellone fall batch

Getting hung up on rhythms when transcribing

Emily Remler

Developing your own style/sound

Stage setups for larger venues

Thumb pain

Shape of jazz to come/that's here

Rediscovering my lost passion for guitar

The Notated Lick Compendium.