16 free lessons uploaded. arps, chord/melody, exercises

Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 11:40:37 AM6/28/03

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Hi. I've got 16 free lessons uploaded to my site; chord/melodys',
technical exercises, Jazz solos, more. As always free to the group.
Cheers, Rick :)
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D.Onstenk

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Jun 28, 2003, 11:43:44 AM6/28/03

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Do you charge for the others? :)

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Rick Ross

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Jun 28, 2003, 11:55:39 AM6/28/03

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no man is an island..there is only the group

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Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:07:15 PM6/28/03

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No, Manhattan is an island, silly. Hey, another couple of weeks I'll be
out to jam with you Rick Ross. We'll settle this on the bandstand.
Dueling Ricks!! RDS:)

D.Onstenk

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:09:11 PM6/28/03

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I want Manhattan back. You stole it from the Dutch. It's mine really ...

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Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:11:38 PM6/28/03

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Hi Dick. Only to foreigners. Can I interest you in a chord/melody to
"Giant Steps" then? Cheers, Rick {:^0}

Rick Ross

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:12:31 PM6/28/03

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oh..I forgot to tell you...we have banned all Italians from the bandstand..
their last names are almost alwasy too muscial sound and they tend to suck
the limelight from the other players

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Rick Ross

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:13:22 PM6/28/03

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your receipt please sir?

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D.Onstenk

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:26:45 PM6/28/03

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I want Los Angeles too as lost interest. That's only fair.

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D.Onstenk

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:27:57 PM6/28/03

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What's them Eyetalians doing in your country anyway. At least over here they
live in Italy.

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Rick Ross

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:30:12 PM6/28/03

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somebody has to give accordian lessons

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Rick Ross

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:30:33 PM6/28/03

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u should make us keep LA as a penalty

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D.Onstenk

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:33:40 PM6/28/03

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OK. You can keep the thugs but I want all the Baywatch broads except those
that have had their silicons removed.

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D.Onstenk

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:34:03 PM6/28/03

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Rick Rosso sounds great.

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Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:35:33 PM6/28/03

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That was the British Dick. Now, the Bronx is another story. Jonas
Bronck, one of your countrymen owned the whole place way back when. When
city dwellers would venture upstate they'd say "We're going to visit the
Broncks". Which became "The Bronx". Anyway, enough trivia. Time to
watch the Bronx Bombers beat-up on the
NY Mets. (That's baseball.) Cheerio, Rick :)

Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:46:22 PM6/28/03

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Golly, you guys from "Queens" are rough. And after all my paesanos' did
for Jazz guitar. Don Arnone, Pizzarellis, Gene Bertoncini, J. Bruno,
Diorio, DiMeola, Eddie Lang aka Sal Massaro, Joe Pass, Pat Martino,
Frank Vignola, Mottola, John Pisano, Joe Puma, Sal Salvador, and Mike
Cea. Ciao bella! Riccardo del Savio :D

Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:48:26 PM6/28/03

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What are Italians doing here you ask? We built the f%^&*in place. Next
question.
RD :)

Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 12:52:54 PM6/28/03

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Gee Dick. If you really wanted to be greedy you could start
by singing; "I'll take Manhattan, The Bronx and Staten
Island too". Real Book in F. Rick :}

D.Onstenk

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Jun 28, 2003, 1:09:14 PM6/28/03

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So we owned the Bronx. And what about Brooklyn (Breukelen) and Harlem
(Haarlem)? Those are Dutch names.
But I'm not sure I want those back. Is the Bronx a decent neighbourhood?

Nobody over here understands the fuzz about American football by the way.
And baseball for that matter. I guess you guys don't like soccer?

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Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 1:41:07 PM6/28/03

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Hi Dick. Soccer is catching on little by little here. Among suburban
white kids
and among the many South Americans that live here. Not much scoring in
that game though. I think that they should give both teams one point
each and then just play the last 4 minutes. The Bronx is one of the 5
boroughs that make up NYC. It's a city with 1.6 million residents. From
what the older folks say it was a beautiful place during the 1920's to
the 1950s'. Now, unfortunately much of it is comprised of poor and/or
working poor neighborhoods. It's a big place, not just a neighborhood.
There are still low crime areas like Riverdale, City Island, Throggs
Neck (Is Throgg a Dutch name?) Morris Park,. Stan Getz, Stanley Kubrick,
Gene Bertoncini..all Bronx guys. Have you ever seen the movie "A Bronx
Tale", with Robert Deniro? Gives a little idea of life during the
1950's-60's in the Fordham/ Arthur Avenue area. In a strange twist that
films exteriors were shot in Queens. Yuk!! I blame that on their
location scout Rick Ross. Cheers, Rick :))

Ted Vieira

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Jun 28, 2003, 3:11:01 PM6/28/03

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Wow, Rick, really crankin' out the material. That's great man. I'll take a
look.

Thanks,

Ted

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Jun 28, 2003, 3:35:23 PM6/28/03

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"Rick Del Savio" <rain...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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> No, Manhattan is an island, silly. Hey, another couple of weeks I'll be
> out to jam with you Rick Ross. We'll settle this on the bandstand.
> Dueling Ricks!! RDS:)

Dont you mean "Dueling _?" naah this way too easy :8^)'.. t.j.

thom_j.

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Jun 28, 2003, 3:36:51 PM6/28/03

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> OK. You can keep the thugs but I want all the Baywatch broads except those
> that have had their silicons removed.

Dont you mean BayWatch Boobs? :8^)'... t.j.

thom_j.

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Jun 28, 2003, 3:41:57 PM6/28/03

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"Rick Del Savio" <rain...@optonline.net> wrote in message

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> What are Italians doing here you ask? We built the f%^&*in place. Next
> question.

Ahh you've been watchng too much of the Sapranos :8^).. me

Rick Del Savio

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Jun 28, 2003, 3:54:43 PM6/28/03

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Yeah. I've been told that "If BS was electricity I'd be a Dynamo".
Cheers TV! RD:)

Ted Vieira

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Jun 28, 2003, 6:11:33 PM6/28/03

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Good stuff, man.

thomas

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Jun 28, 2003, 6:11:53 PM6/28/03

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"D.Onstenk" <d.on...@chello.nl> wrote in message news:<bdki3r$t3md0$1...@ID-105352.news.dfncis.de>...

> So we owned the Bronx. And what about Brooklyn (Breukelen) and Harlem
> (Haarlem)? Those are Dutch names.
> But I'm not sure I want those back.

People were still speaking bastardized dialects of Dutch (commonly
called
"Jersey Dutch") in the greater NY area into the 20th century.
Occasional
Dutch words are still found in the vocabularies of some of the more
isolated
rural communities in the region.

One of the more interesting such communities are people who call
themselves
"Ramapough Mountain Indians". They are descended from 17th century
unions
between Dutch colonists and African Americans, and still bear Dutch
surnames. In the late 20th century, some members of this community
decided that they
were of American Indian descent, although all the evidence is against
this
notion. Nonetheless, they organized themselves as a tribe, and the New
Jersey state government plays along and recognizes them as Indians.

So if you go to the Ramapo Mountain area, you can meet people who call
themselves by names such as "Silent Wolf van der Donck", or
"Running Bear de Groot".

George4908

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Jun 28, 2003, 7:28:32 PM6/28/03

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One of the Ricks wrote:
>>Throggs Neck (Is Throgg a Dutch name?)

Dunno, but I've always like "Wild Thing."

Joe Finn

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Jun 29, 2003, 12:18:01 PM6/29/03

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The Hudson valley was also settled by the Dutch as far north as Albany. Lots
of towns retain their Dutch names: Valatie, Rensselaer, Claverack,
Stuyvesant, etc. Dutch surnames for both black and white families are also
quite common: Van Alstyne, Van DeCarr, Van Cleef, etc. Lots of descendents
of president Martin Van Buren around too. ....joe

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Jun 30, 2003, 8:26:38 AM6/30/03

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In article <bdki3r$t3md0$1...@ID-105352.news.dfncis.de>,
d.on...@chello.nl says...

> So we owned the Bronx. And what about Brooklyn (Breukelen) and Harlem
> (Haarlem)? Those are Dutch names.
> But I'm not sure I want those back. Is the Bronx a decent neighbourhood?

Dutch banks owned most of western NY, too. And almost everything else
at one time or another -- the Vanderbilts, Rothschilds, Rockefellers,
etc: early American proponents of the capitalist ideal.
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tomw

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Jun 30, 2003, 8:30:19 AM6/30/03

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In article <7d424f23.03062...@posting.google.com>,
tomb...@jhu.edu says...

snip

> One of the more interesting such communities are people who call
> themselves
> "Ramapough Mountain Indians". They are descended from 17th century
> unions
> between Dutch colonists and African Americans, and still bear Dutch
> surnames. In the late 20th century, some members of this community
> decided that they
> were of American Indian descent, although all the evidence is against
> this
> notion. Nonetheless, they organized themselves as a tribe, and the New
> Jersey state government plays along and recognizes them as Indians.
>
> So if you go to the Ramapo Mountain area, you can meet people who call
> themselves by names such as "Silent Wolf van der Donck", or
> "Running Bear de Groot".
>

That sounds like the mysterious group that turns up in the Florida
'Glades in the 19th century and figures in Peter Mathiessen's "Killing
Mr. Watson" trilogy.