Guitar Technique

All across the city, Jim Hall

10 inch suggestion - clear and sparkly.

Further dialing in the Ibanez AF95 ... I do like...

Hello from Chicago from big Mike

Heritage Johnny Smith incoming

My Hiscox case has been through a lot. The first boo-boo it had was that outside shell got about a 12" crack in it. I was kind of upset about it but someone I was on tour with set me straight. He...

Flying with guitar

OP you are describing a JBL D/K series tone. Big money but worth it IMO especially if you aren't going to beat them. Sparkle, crisp response, and loud. Damn loud.. The notes seem to jump out of the...

10 inch suggestion - clear and sparkly.

There isn't any interest in buying this guitar, so I've put this stunning guitar on Ebay for £500. 7 string Headless Guitar - Solid Ash Body and Wenge with Padauk stripe neck. | eBay

7 String Headless: Price Drop from £900 to £650.

I'm not affiliated with Jensen but have used their guitar speakers for my Toob cabs almost exclusively. Two recommendations: N10/100 TR (i.e. Tornado Neo) and P10/40BB (40W Blackbird AlNiCo). The...

10 inch suggestion - clear and sparkly.

beautiful tone and articulation

Further dialing in the Ibanez AF95 ... I do like this guitar (06/22/2024)

Best sounding amp I've ever owned was Yamaha T100C

Yamaha G100 and Yamaha G50 amps

Sold, pending acceptance from buyer.

Guild Benedetto x-700 Stuart. Year 2001. Price Drop, £3000 to £2500

Oh?

What do you call power chords with chord symbols?

Or I suppose it was the earlier A7 in m5-6, or 21-22, but still relevant.

All of Me - A7 on measure #28 (9th?)

Christian and I had a lengthy duel about this chord starting at post 18 on this thread: Dorian b5 and Mixolydian b9 scales. Why not?

All of Me - A7 on measure #28 (9th?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyzp6pxZNbs

All across the city, Jim Hall

People do perceive the b9 as highly dissonant. OTOH it is more diatonic that b9 (for E7 it's F in the key of C, so within the C major scale.) b9 is typical for an applied or secondary dominant...

All of Me - A7 on measure #28 (9th?)

Extended and altered dominants were commonplace by the 1940’s OTOH straight dominant 7ths are common in bop. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

All of Me - A7 on measure #28 (9th?)

If you are comping, think of the melody. Best to keep it simple if in doubt. Soloists need space. If you are soloing - you have a lot of freedom. E13 type sounds are not actually unusual. ...

All of Me - A7 on measure #28 (9th?)

Just thought I try and clear a few thing up, as far as I know, and I’m obviously happy to change my mind. This is what I’ve discovered. A lot of people have messaged me saying the guitar isn’t a...

1946-48 Gibson ES-125

Playing the changes vs. playing over the key center

How do you understand the 5th and 6th bars of rhythm changes?

Rob MacKillop not feeling well.

Time After Time - Jazz Ballads by Jeff Arnold - Tune #2

Campellone PSA

L-5 Repair by Mark Campellone

What did early Jazz guitarists in America play live pre-swing era?

Florentine vs Venetian: which one is better?

Learning to play with a singer

How bad is this?

I don't know how to go about learning jazz anymore

What do you call power chords with chord symbols?

AI music, yikes, it's improving fast