The Unwritten Theory of Guitar Harmolodics

[Boss Man Zwiebelsohn]

[supersoul]

I have a piece of shit strat copy that I use for alternate tunings (mostly for fingerpicking), and I've been meaning to tune it to one of Blood's tunings. This is a good reminder for me!

[robocoptick]

i followed blood around the city in the early “80s. the big band show at the savoy was mind blowing.

[A. Kingstone]

Heard Ulmer around the time he released Are You Glad To Be In America. At The Bamboo Club on Queen West.

Toronto university stations in the 80's were playing lots of harmolodic type stuff, Whitenoise, Silk Stockings, Rainer Wiens.

Ulmer chastised the white opening band (might have been Whitenoise (Bill Grove - front.htm) for not following their own culture.

[pcjazz]

Heard Ulmer around the time he released Are You Glad To Be In America. At The Bamboo Club on Queen West.

Man, I had forgotten the Bamboo. Great food - was that Greg Couillard? And strange music.

[A. Kingstone]

Man, I had forgotten the Bamboo. Great food - was that Greg Couillard? And strange music.

I don't remember Greg. I do remember standing on a chair whooping it up in the final set of Art Blakey with Lonnie Plaxido, Mulgrew Miller, Donald Harrison and Terence Blanchard.

[pcjazz]

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[A. Kingstone]

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That's a great article.


Thanks Paul.