Re: [jazz_guitar] Freddy Chords on New Orleans Blues

[John Amato]

I really like this style, and I'm really going to start showing how the
voicings are conceived and put together. The most difficult part is that a
lot of the three note voicings are ambiguous. How they function in the
context of a chord progression to a tune.

Dave Woods
http://www.jazzguit arstartingright. com/New%20Orlean s%20Blues% 20in%20G. pdf

Dave,

These voicings capture the "comp" style, ala Freddie Green, quintessential learning of the "comp" not only for aspiring young jazz guitars but all-age guitarists ....

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[John Amato]

Forgot to ask John. How did you like his tone. I know it's a very
subjective thing so everyone won't be as enthused about it as I am.

Ron
Living and playing outside the box.
......

Ron,

Birelli's tone ..._I've always had an image of his tone as an idiosyncrasy of what I imagine in my mind's ear as "Euro-Guitar-Jazz" .... a transference of his "Gypsy" style-acoustic mainstay to the arch top (and it's always a Gibson) ... I like his tone for it sheer unpretentiousness .... Birelli is what Birelli plays .... super chops and clean sound ... I also liked Philip Catherine's tone -- and I love his lyrical improv style ....

[Dave Woods]

I really like this style, and I'm really going to start showing how the
voicings are conceived and put together. The most difficult part is that a
lot of the three note voicings are ambiguous. How they function in the
context of a chord progression to a tune.

Dave Woods
http://www.jazzguitarstartingright.com/New%20Orleans%20Blues%20in%20G.pdf

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[Ron Becker]

Both were good for me too. Tone is such a subjective thing anyway.
But I liked the clarity in the low strings with all that fatness
everywhere. As you said before their playing styles go together very
well.

Ron
Living and playing outside the box.

http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker

[Ron Becker]

Forgot to ask John. How did you like his tone. I know it's a very
subjective thing so everyone won't be as enthused about it as I am.

Ron
Living and playing outside the box.

http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker

On Jan 1, 2010, at 3:16 PM, John Amato wrote:

> http://www.jazzguit arstartingright. com/New%20Orlean s%20Blues%
> 20in%20G. pdf

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