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Jazz Guitar Life Blog

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Jazz Guitar Life blog is a regularly updated blog that reports on the Jazz Guitar community at large.

Jazz Guitar Blog

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The Jazz Guitar Blog keeps you up-to-date with all additions and changes to the JazzGuitarLessons.net website.

A bilingual (English/Spanish) "step by step how to" blog about guitar lessons, arrangements, soloing, improvisation, chord melody, chord solos, fingerstyle, etc... With free exercises, theory, lessons and anything related to jazz and blues guitar.

A Little Mo' Jazz

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Music video clips and brief descriptions of my favorite jazz musicians throughout the history of jazz. It excludes my favorite sax players that included so many they are in a blog of their own at http://2sweetnsaxy.blogspot.com.

Guitar Date blog

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Guitar jazz duo

Guitar Player Daily

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Guitar Player Daily provides links to guitar related articles, interviews, product reviews, press releases and instructional materials from a diverse range of sources found throughout the web. If you have any suggestions for upcoming articles and fea

The Ultimate Guitar Tips | The Ultimate Guitar Guide!

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Here you'll find the ultimate guitar guide and the ultimate guitar related tips and tricks for free!

The Blues All About Jazz

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My music jazz is my favaorite music, news about actress, video music, food recipes, biography.

My Jazz Album by Christophe Devilla

http://www.myjazzalbum.com

The "day by day" story of the jazz guitar and vocals project of Christophe Devilla. From the writing and the composing of the songs to the recording, mastering and contacts with the records companies, the medias and the professionals. And nobody know

Jazz Spot blog

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Blog about jazz, the history of jazz music and jazz musicians.

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History of Jazz Guitar

From the Woodshed | December 22nd 2009 by Joe

The final assignment for my History of Jazz graduate seminar with Prof. Richard Thompson at SDSU was a paper and presentation on the history of the student's own instrument in jazz. The only requirement of the project was to feature five players who read more

Kneebody Clinic

From the Woodshed | December 20th 2009 by Joe

I endured a 2.5-hour drive up to Pasadena on Tuesday night to see one of my favorite bands, Kneebody, give a clinic at LA Music Academy. I arrived early and grabbed a seat front and center. It blew my mind. The first thing I noticed was all the guit read more

REALLY GREAT GUEST POST : DETROIT FUNK

Machine Gun Thompson | December 10th 2009 by MACHINEGUN THOMPSON

Found this really GREAT post and t hought we'd share it you MGT readers today....From the dETROITFUNK BLOGThis thread will be delving deeper into the local history of one of the greatest bands in rock-n-roll, the MC5. These guys all grew up together read more

THE WORD Reunite for December & January Gigs

Music News Net | December 2nd 2009 by Mal

MUSIC NEWS - Longtime friends and collaborators Chris Chew, Cody Dickinson & Luther Dickinson (of North Mississippi Allstars), John Medeski (of Medeski Martin & Wood), and Robert Randolph (of Robert Randolph & the Family Band) will be ref read more

History of the Bass Guitar part 4

Bass Area | November 16th 2009 by shinmi

History Of The Bass 1990 - 2000sThe 1990s saw the popularization of the acoustic bass guitar and extensive use of 5-string electric. This is also a great time period for innovation bass as on-board electronics is rapidly improving. The use of preampl read more

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Rock And Roll | November 14th 2009 by jeff

November 14, 2008Mitch Mitchell died one year ago. (It was actually yesterday, but i missed it.) Mitch joins Jimi, and Noel in that old jam session in the sky, and the Jimi Hendrix Experience beat the Ramones in the 'deadest band in rock and roll his read more

Album Of The Week: Sube Azul, Sofia Rei Koutsovitis

The Latin Jazz Corner | November 13th 2009 by Chip

Sube Azul Sofia Rei Koutsovitis World Village A Latin Jazz artist with a strong compositional sensibility looks at the big picture of their work and shapes a powerful setting that appropriately conveys their message. They strive for a clear emotiona read more

Drummer Mike Reed Helps Define Modern Chicago Jazz

Gapplegate Music Review | November 9th 2009 by grego edwards

Today, more interesting new Chicago jazz, this time headed by drummer Mike Reed and his People, Places & Things ensemble. About Us (482 Music) brings to light the second in a projected three disk trilogy covering a kind of homage to Chicagoland's read more

Album Review: Meshell Ndegeocello – Devil’s Halo (2009)

Potholes In My Blog | November 7th 2009 by Dave Reyn

Album Review: Meshell Ndegeocello – Devil’s Halo (2009) Rating: 4 out of 5 potholes Buy Now! Meshell Ndegeocello – Devil’s Halo Morose, minimalist yet expansive, and truthful are the proper adjectives for describing Meshell Nd read more

Creole Band

Musicology for Everyone | November 4th 2009 by David Guion

The first jazz band to tour the vaudeville circuit, and therefore gain recognition outside of New Orleans, was the Creole Band (James Palao, violin; Fred Keppard, cornet; George Baquet, clarinet; Eddie Vincent, trombone; Ollie"Dink" Johnson, drums; N read more

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