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 Topic: Willam G. Leavitt's "Modern Method For Guitar" |
longislandmatt
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 Forum: The Theory Corner Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2004 5:43 am Subject: another great book |
| Patterns for Jazz by Jerry Coker. |
| Topic: Robben at IMAC June 4th |
longislandmatt
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Forum: Robben Discussion Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2004 8:43 am Subject: furthermore... |
| I wanted to add that it was my first time seeing Robben w/o a keyboard player, and it was kinda thin sounding... alot of what he solo's over becomes implicit w/o some harmony underneath him... I was w ... |
| Topic: Willam G. Leavitt's "Modern Method For Guitar" |
longislandmatt
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Forum: The Theory Corner Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2004 6:00 am Subject: modern method-eh... |
Bill Leavitt was my private instructor at Berklee, and we plowed thru book 3, as I had already completed the other volumes before I got there.
It's a very *dry* compendium, and most young guitarist ... |
| Topic: robben recommended audiophile recordings. |
longislandmatt
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Forum: Robben Discussion Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 9:54 am Subject: robben MUST hear |
Yellowjackets first album.
Imperial Strut. and everything else he plays on... |
| Topic: Robben at IMAC June 4th |
longislandmatt
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Forum: Robben Discussion Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 9:52 am Subject: NOT the IMAC |
I was at the IMAC show.
I had to leave because the sound was so terrible.
It was all guitar, and NOTHING else.
Don't get me wrong, I love Robben, and I'm a guitarist myself,
but it was terrible.
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