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Originally Posted by MarkRhodes
Mike
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03-10-2017 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by MarkRhodes
Mike
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Originally Posted by snailspace
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Originally Posted by MarkRhodes
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I'll go ahead and post my Mm. 1-16, though I'd like to get the tempo up a bit more.
I'm having a lot of Epiphone love, so these are my two budget Epiphones.
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Nice. Can I test video here?
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Originally Posted by Dennygomez
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Originally Posted by Dennygomez
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The lyric "telephone number, well you know" sounds like an excuse. "You know how it goes, can't win 'em all"
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Originally Posted by Dennygomez
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I ordered my copy on March 1 and still no sign of it. Would somebody be willing to send me a PDF version of the first 16 bars ? before I fall too far behind
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Originally Posted by MarkRhodes
I really do have an image of this woman in her shimmering satin dress, weaving through the night club. Her cigarette holder waves the air as if touching each perfect note floating above them from the bandstand. (Featuring, of course, the amazing guitar styling of someone who looks a lot like me. )
So, a guy can dream!
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Originally Posted by Doublea A
Have you received an email notifying you that your DVD has shipped? If so, there should be a tracking number so you can check on the progress of the package. If you have not received a shipping notice, your best bet would be to contact Conti/Pinnacle and ask about your order.
The link on the bottom is to their email, but the one on top is to the Conti site. They usually have someone available at this time for a live chat conversation. They're very responsive, and should be able to give you an answer today if you start there.
Live Chat: How to play jazz guitar? No Modes No Scales(R) | Robert Conti Jazz Guitar
email: Contact | RobertConti.com
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Originally Posted by Doublea A
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I will contact them tonight
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I enjoy playing with these projects and different approaches. This is a little faster than my previous, and it's the Aebersold Track from the Duke Ellington set, which is a bit more tricky, not as oriented to us beginners. You can't hear the cue for the top of bar 1 as clearly as the other track, but you have to count it. Still, I thought it was worthwhile to play with this.
The guitar is my 1970's Aria Pro II PE180, the "Poor Man's L5ces" but sometimes I feel like I'm playing a real L5, this thing is just wonderful.
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Hi Lawson,
Nice playing! I downloaded the Aebersold Track from Amazon last night and I agree with your assessment that it's a bit trickier than some of my other backing tracks. I'll be working with it over the weekend and have bars 1-16 posted shortly.
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Using BIAB, Conti's chord changes, with a 2 bar intro. Still trying to work out video and mic issues. But time to get something posted.
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That's nice! Really wonderful tone. What's the guitar you're using?
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This solo is intriguing to me. On the surface, it sounds pretty conventional, but digging into it I'm finding a lot that's genuinely interesting, and a lot that I "should" have known but would never have thought to play.
Take the opening 4 notes: E-F-A-C. Played over a Dm7, where it's 9th, 3rd, 5th 7th, a rootless arpeggio starting on the 9th. Then again in m. 5 played over an Em7, it's Root, b2/b9th, 4th, #5th relative to Em7. Same line, but pitched against the different chord, it has a different effect. For my entire "life" as a jazz guy, on "Satin Doll," I've consciously or not, shifted my lines up a whole step with the shift in the changes up to Em7-A7. Conti stays put, plays the same "stem" of his line and then on beat 3 of the measure moves to something closer to the chord.
I just find that little move interesting because it's exactly the kind of really simple thing that I never think of. Easy, but left on my own, I doubt I'd have ever found it. Too busy hunting for something to play over Em7-A7.
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
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From the partial view, I figured an L5ces or a really nice clone like the Aria PE180. Right now I settle for the clones (Aria Pro II PE180 and an Epiphone Elitist Broadway) but someday I'm going to pull the trigger on buying an L5ces.
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
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Originally Posted by MikeS
What intrigues me is how it works over the Em7-A7.
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