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His three Treniers and pickups are:
Black 175-alike, with a slightly smaller body (15.5"). Solid top with laminated back and sides. Previously had a humbucker-sized Lollar CC. Now has an uncovered humbucker.
Model Grasso. Solid spruce top. Initially had a Biltoft floating CC pickup, then a floating Biltoft full humbucker. Now has a floating mini humbucker.
Jazz Special. Laminated flamed maple. Initially had a vintage DeArmond FHC, then a floating Biltoft full humbucker. Now has a vintage DeArmond Model 40/41.
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11-10-2022 12:51 PM
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Thanks for the info, David.
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I recently spent a lot of time listening to Pasquale Grasso and Julian Lage.
I actually had the chance to see JL in Paris in july, standing 2 meters away from him, I was blown away and still haven’t figured out what I saw that night.
Tonight while drinking some good wine from Bordeaux, I started to dream about a duet album gathering PG and JL....could it be any better ???
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Originally Posted by EricS75
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Pasquale is playing two dates in Mallorca (1 and 3 December). I’m so looking forward to this!
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Hate to burst your bubble but knowing Pasquale this would never happen.
The man does not vibe with solid body guitars or anyone who declines to play with a bebop spirit! Lage is fantastic but too far distant from the style.
Anyway, stream the Monday night Mezzrow set people!!!
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Originally Posted by classict1
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A trio track from Pasquale for Christmas.
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Originally Posted by xavierbarcelo
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I did! Both of them. The first one was much more intimate, being a drum less trio with two local musicians. Very cool. He gave them a lot of room. It was fantastic! Pasquale played very musically. No show off, but honest self-expression and lots of listening to the other guys.
The second gig was pretty much the Grasso brothers, outstanding as they are. Luigi seemed to want to outplay his brother and at times he did. He’s fiery!
I was lucky enough to meet Pasquale (and Luigi, also). They are the kindest, less pretentious persons! On Thursday I mentioned to him that I attended one of his workshops (the online one you, David, organized) and he immediately said that I should bring the guitar to his next gig on Saturday. I said ‘no way, I’m a lousy guitar player’. He goes: so am I… I was in shock!!
I am VERY, VERY happy he was in Mallorca and that I got to see him and meet him!
Oh, and he was playing through a Twin reverb and his sound was a little more open than on his record, which, to be honest, I preferred.
Video of the first concert:
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A whole duo set with Samara Joy. It's from a livestream so the sound quality is a bit tinny, but the creativity comes through strong!
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A full set with Frank Vignola at Birdland, 21 December 2022.
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Great set. When Frank asked him for a solo number, he got that deer in the headlights look, but after he finally decided on a tune it was fine. They play together well, listening and reacting. I enjoyed it.
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Originally Posted by sgosnell
Thx for posting David
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I think his pinkie is longer than my middle finger. He made stretches that I couldn't possibly make, and my hands aren't especially small. His left hand reminds me of Howard Alden's, the way the fingers move.
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Originally Posted by sgosnell
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Pasquale is a guest on Frank V Guitar Night at Birdland
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He's been playing a Gibson it appears on most recent live streams. Anyone know anything about this guitar?
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Pasquale Grasso AND Sheryl Bailey both guested with Frank Vignola at last night's Guitar Night at Birdland.
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Originally Posted by Paulie2
On all his guitars, he's recently taken to using a Guitarlift or similar leg rest that sticks to the back of a guitar with suction cups.
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Watching the video of Guitar Night, it impressed me that he gets the same tone from the L-7 as his Treniers. In particular, a ringing sustain on the high notes, not plinky, and an even volume across the fretboard.
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8pm Philly time tonight - Pasquale Grasso and Peter Bernstein live and streaming from Chris' Jazz Cafe.
It ought to be watchable, as their show last night was, on Chris' Jazz Cafe YouTube channel and via their website.
Chris' Jazz Cafe - YouTube
Chris' Jazz Cafe Live
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Good ol' Pasquale and his L7 appears from this week's Guitar Night along with Warren Vaché. EDIT: Ever since I have been watching these Guitar Night videos I have to say I am very impressed with the chops of bassist Gary Mazzaroppi!
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From earlier this month at Chris' Jazz Cafe with Peter Bernstein, a romp through Barry Harris' 'Apache' (Cherokee changes).
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Gary Mazzaroppi has been around a long time, and has played with many of the top names in jazz, including Tal Farlow among others. He can play.
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