Jim Hall - Exploring Jazz Guitar by Jim Hall

Jim Hall - Exploring Jazz Guitar Jim Hall ebook
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ISBN: 0793503922, 9780793503926
Publisher: Hal Leonard Corp

These cool jazz guitar sounds . Because trumpeter and composer David Douglas has put As a listener I want to be taken along, and explore new musical horizons. Sep 4, 2007 - It’s interesting that on my journey I consistently landed on the islands of the clean-toned jazz guitarists rather than the distortion or other effects-laden six stringers who were certainly more in vogue during the 1970s. May 22, 2010 - Of this second generation I single out Wes, Jim Hall, Joe Pass, Barney Kessel, Kenny Burrell, and Jimmy Raney as my strongest influences. Feb 1, 2001 - Lindley incorporates an incredible array of stringed instruments including but not limited to Kona and Weissenborn Hawaiian lap steel guitar, Turkish saz and chumbus, Middle Eastern oud, and Irish bouzouki. Dec 12, 2009 - But the message in my opinion was not to stop there, but to keep growing, exploring and changing the sound and the context." But, as might be expected Bill Frisell has often been connected with Americana - the bringing of country, rock and other popular song formats into jazz - via his open chorded, spacey electric guitar approach – the apotheosis of the conventional take on jazz guitar. Later, Jim Hall made a big impression on me and I took some lessons with him. Thank you much for your thoughtful words and music. If you always have a set goal in mind you may not take the time to explore other potentially productive and rewarding areas that aren't related to that goal. Jim Hall, Ralph Towner, Kenny Burell, Joe Pass, Jimmy Ponder, Ed Bickert, and countless others have filled in the blanks…. So, why all this talk about Giuffre's music? But I quickly found Benson, Martino and Grant Green and soaked up as much of their in the journey where maybe the best thing to do is be an explorer rather than a hunter. Apr 9, 2014 - However, in the years leading up to this watershed recording, Giuffre had a trio with guitarist Jim Hall and Ralph Pena that approached jazz with deference to deep American folk and country roots. David Lindley grew up in southern California, first taking up the banjo as a teenager, and subsequently winning the annual Topanga canyon banjo and fiddle contest five times as he explored the American folk music tradition.