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wintomato
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| some of the rippingtons' stuff is like sub aqua kind of style. |
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Matt Gordon
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I've been listening to Jimmy Herring's Project Z, which is a textbook of great playing, fresh writing, and outstanding humor. Really good stuff for all of us Scott Henderson fans. http://www.guitar9.com/projectz.html
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vladorg
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| Matt Gordon wrote: | | I've been listening to Jimmy Herring's Project Z, which is a textbook of great playing, fresh writing, and outstanding humor. Really good stuff for all of us Scott Henderson fans. http://www.guitar9.com/projectz.html |
Hey Matt,
Jimmy Herring is killer.I love Project Z,also Endangered Species and his stuff with Jazz IS Dead.It's kinda sad though 'cuz a lot of people look down on him as being a part of the jam band scene and not real fusion.
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Matt Gordon
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I think I saw him getting coffee. If it was Jimmy, he was riding a hog. I wanted to scream out, "hey, Jimmy", but if it wasn't him I would have felt like a dork. Anyway, I'd give my left one to take lessons from him. You're right Vlad, the Z is a killer album. I always respect those folks who make their own style of records, and this is a great individual one. Great tones too. Like Scott stuff, its the phrasing of Jimmy's that grabs me.
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russ
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Jimmy Herring is an insane player! You guys are kiling me with these CD recommendations - oh well....it's only money...lol
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Andy Logan
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There's just too much stuff to listen to....where do you people find the time and money to hear all this stuff???
Has anyone heard of Oz Noy? He's a big favorite of mine...and has the coolest tone imo...for what its worth 
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russ
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Oz is great! Go to his site and check out his video clips of him playing live at the Bitter End in NYC. The ones with Kieth Carlock (sp?) on drums are really cool, he's a great drummer to watch! And of course Will Lee....
Oz is the master of quartal harmony lead playing!
http://www.oznoy.com
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Matt Gordon
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Oz sounds great! Like a little Gatton/Henderson hybred but all his own style. Love the Octafuzz or whatever it is. Sounds like the same type of effect that Scott used on Stella... the harder version!  Great stuff!
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intervallicdesign
Joined: 24 Jun 2004
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Hiram Bullock is an excellent guitar player who has been around for a long time. Unfortunately, many of his albums are vocal-oriented, and lean in an R&B direction, but "Live At Manny's" and "Guitar Man" both feature some great playing.
He also played with Jaco in the 80's, and some of those gigs are available on the "Pastorius Live In NYC" cd's. The trio ones (V.2 and V.4) feature some incredible musicianship, despite the low-fi audio quality.
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The Owl
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| jbear wrote: | | Anybody know what Bill Connors or Carlos Rios have disappeared to? I know that Connors was teaching several years ago, but those are two monsters I'd love to hear from again. |
Don't know about Carlos, BUT I DO know Bill Connors has in fact returned to active recording recently with a new disc called "Return". It's a RADICALLY different sound for him, sort of makes me think of Pat Martino but with more soul, it's modern post-bop jazz with Bill now playing a big 'ol Gibson archtop (an L-5 I think) through a custom made amp, no effects.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00076YPHQ/qid=1108661157/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/104-0440187-8254322
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itisibby
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Alex Milella
On Light Shades he dedicated the song Signal For Scott to Mr. Henderson. |
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spknoevl
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| How about Scofield? I detect his influence in Scott's playing alot. |
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ChrisGnat
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IMO. Oz sounds like a John Scofield/Wayne Krantz hybrid.
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vladorg
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| itisibby wrote: | Alex Milella
On Light Shades he dedicated the song Signal For Scott to Mr. Henderson. |
That whole album should be dedicated to Scott and Tribal Tech circa 1990 
Vlad
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jbear
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| Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 5:54 am Post subject: |
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| Oz Noy is definitely killer...also check out Ned Evett. He's a fretless player; saw him on a PBS special. Great stuff. |
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