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Originally Posted by jasaco
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01-26-2017 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by TOMMO
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I would say that that is what the group is for. We will have the discussion and teach each other and create the commentary that Frank is not providing.
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Originally Posted by jasaco
I'll send him an email and see if can give us a link to a page of grips he would recommend for comping rhythm changes.
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While we're on the subject of chords, I have Neck Diagrams software. If need be, we can put together our own page or two of grips for rhythm changes. Compare and contrast. See what we like, what we find "playable" as the tempos rise, etc.
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OK, I'll begin. Here is Basics 1 - key of C
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Amazing how you can make a guide tone line sound like actual melodies by adding rhythm - well done!
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Originally Posted by jasaco
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I just plugged Frank's changes into BIAB with the zzjazz setting. I had to replace the piano with a guitar before saving. Happy to email the file to anyone who has BIAB and PM's me their direct email address.
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Originally Posted by jasaco
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Nowadays, everything I'm working on has to be duplicated on both guitar and pedal steel so, FWIW, here's Exercise 1 on pedal steel...
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I heard back from Frank Vignola. Rather than write it out, he made a short (4 minute) video of basic rhythm changes (in Bb). What a guy!
The uploader here is hinky now, so I'll wait until that is sorted out before trying to post it.
I could share it via dropbox too----send me a PM with your email address if you would like that.
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Got it, thanks Mark!
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Here's a link to a page of 20 essential rhythm guitar voicings. It's from Jonathan Stout, a member here, and a first-rate swing guitar player. (If you've never seen any of his YouTube clips, you're missing something fine!)
Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five, featuring Hilary Alexander - Swing Guitar Blog - The 20 Essential Rhythm Guitar Voicings
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Not trying to get ahead of y'all but I had some good time available today, so I did Basic-2 too...
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Originally Posted by jasaco
It will be interesting later to compare the etudes to the lines of the "basics".
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Originally Posted by MarkRhodes
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I bought that book I while ago, but I only worked on one of the etudes. So this thread motivated me to start again. Here is the first piece. I got a little carried away with the effects after the recording, but I kind of like it.
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Here's my take of the first basic. I really like the 3rd etude in this book. Looking forward to getting into the etudes!
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Originally Posted by MarkRhodes
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Originally Posted by jasaco
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In case anyone's interested, here's the second exercise (Basic-2) adapted to C6 pedal steel.
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Originally Posted by hats
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Basics 3, in Bb
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OK, I'm in!
Basic No.1
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