[Harp-L] James Aebersold - Sage of the Sax

[Phil...@aol.com]

IF YOU'VE ALWAYS wanted to know who this Jamey Aebersold was and how he got
started, there is a link on his home page to an article about him in Louisville
Magazine.

http://www.aebersold.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc

Oh, yeah, you don't have to be into jazz (or sax) to profit from his
playalong CDs and book packages.

Phil Lloyd

**************************************
See what's new at http://www.aol.com
_______________________________________________
Harp-L is sponsored by SPAH, http://www.spah.org
Har...@harp-l.org
http://harp-l.org/mailman/listinfo/harp-l

[Roger A Gonzales]

> Oh, yeah, you don't have to be into jazz (or sax) to profit from
> his
> playalong CDs and book packages.
>
>
> Phil Lloyd

What Phil said...

[rmc...@tazewell.k12.va.us]

---The Jamey Aebersold materials have been a Godsend for me, as I live in
a relatively rural area with few jazz players and little opportunity to
actually play jazz with other musicians....furthermore, the things I've
learned and continue to learn from the Aebersold stuff can be applied to
the rock and blues I do get the chance to play...
WVa Bob

[monst...@comcast.net]

Another cool thing about the aebersold stuff is if you can pan the ballance left or right, it removes the bass one direction and the keys the other. If you want to practice your super low or bass harp, cool.
Turn it the other way and practice your chording............................Dane Paul