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I can’t recall if these guys have been referenced on forum before.
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11-03-2024 06:58 AM
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Both awesome players for sure. Yuji’s solo arrangements are awesome too, some amazingly fluid chord-melody work.
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One of my favourite YT searches is Japanese Swing Guitar. Old Fashioned Music is a great channel. There are some awesome players and great videos. They all look to be enjoying their jazz so much, too!
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You know that smiling is the standard reaction to almost everything in public, in Japan?
Originally Posted by digger
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Yuji Kamihigashi has a book out now though UK publisher GuitarVivo, 'Early Jazz Guitar Chord Soloing'
Early Jazz Guitar Chord Soloing by Yuji Kamihigashi - GuitarVivo
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I watch all the Hirofumi Asaba duets. It’s clear he loves Barney Kessel.
https://youtu.be/dDImoX8-jQM?si=NFHpp_vN5hcMn-Nw
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Great? I have to say I've seen better.
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Who?
Originally Posted by ragman1
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I get a pass on that. I never smile and only know how to say 'excuse me' and 'really?'
Originally Posted by RJVB
I don't even say it right. No one cares.
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Might be the one thing about the Covid pandemic some of them miss: the facial masks they wore in public hid their real feelings, which you can be sure a polite smile would not express.
Originally Posted by RJVB
Originally Posted by ragman1
He was probably thinking of, say, Christian Miller?
Originally Posted by Christian Miller

I care... the correct pronunciation is: "Well, Exkeeuuuuuse me!" a la Steve Martin on SNL.
Originally Posted by Stevebol
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It was me that used the word great - but in my defence I love this style of music and this does sound great to me - but then I'm not very good myself so most people sound great to me. I also don't care if somebody is better than someone else, I can still enjoy the players who aren't the greatest.
Originally Posted by ragman1
More to the point, these Japanese players aside (in terms of people playing this style nowadays) I'm only familiar with Jonathon Stout, Matt Munisteri, and Nick Rossi. I look forward to some more names to add to this list.
Derek
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Chris Flory
I quite like this young guy - Josh Dunn - I think he’s a student of Matt Munisteri but not sure
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Oh, come on!
Originally Posted by Christian Miller
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I liked this one too.
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So you know an American pre war style jazz player who sounds WAY better than they do? ESP but not only the chord guy?
Originally Posted by ragman1
Because I know players who sound as roughly as good, some listed above, but none far and away better.
I think they NAIL IT.
Maybe I’m wrong!
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Why be like that?
Originally Posted by ragman1
These dudes are nailing it.
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Well, I think this is awesome.
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Sure, they're nailing the style, etc, but they're not GREAT. Which was Christian's word. Sorry, but I don't have to be gentle and spare their feelings, it's just a YouTube.
Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
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I assume the question was rhetorical. If one doesn't know "why" by now, one hasn't been paying attention.
Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
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So you've nobody better to tell us about, you're just being negative for kicks then?
Originally Posted by ragman1
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Surely not!
Originally Posted by AllanAllen
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Actually - serious point - you never know who might be reading your comments, and people do sometimes get very upset at what people say online. (There was a recent thing about boneheads commenting on a Mike Stern video recently, who is recovering from a major injury and had to rebuild his playing.)
Originally Posted by ragman1
So while speech should remain free, OTW I tend to follow the "if you don;'t have anything nice to say, don't say anything." I do find it hard to bite my tongue and I'm not overly successful at it. But that's what I aspire to.
Anyway, if you have any knowledge of me at all in the past however many years it's been ... I'm not prone to saying nice things I don't believe.
These guys are in my opinion great swing guitarists.
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There’s a bunch of those Trio videos with Josh Dunn, Jen Hodge and Dennis Lichtman. Really great band
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I just bought Yugi's book (Early Jazz Guitar Chord Soloing.) He's a great player.
Originally Posted by Christian Miller
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I was going to buy it, but my wife said I should make a Christmas list of books instead.
Originally Posted by MarkRhodes



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