Jazz Guitarists

Wavels

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• Nov 25, 2015

• #121

 

Wavels

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• Nov 25, 2015

• #122

 

Wavels

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• Nov 25, 2015

• #123

 

Jbliss

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• Dec 29, 2015

• #124

 

Jbliss

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• Dec 29, 2015

• #125

 

The_Herban_Legend

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• Dec 29, 2015

• #126

Wavels said:

I love jazz guitar, here are some of my favorites encompassing many different styles.

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Maybe you can play jazz guitar while I work on my 'jazz hands routine'? What do you say? Ah one and a two and JAZZ HANDS!

 

Jbliss

Member

• Jan 7, 2016

• #127

 

Wavels

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• Dec 15, 2016

• #128

Scofields new album.

 

Wavels

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• Dec 15, 2016

• #129

 

Wavels

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• Dec 20, 2016

• #130

 

Wavels

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• Mar 29, 2017

• #131

Well I decided to dust off this old thread with this creative solo from one of my favorite guitarists.

Although, I have to admit that I greatly prefer the pre-electric Miles.

 

abalonehx

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• Mar 29, 2017

• #132

ha, Scofield starts that solo very blues based and then jazz fusion and gets further out as the solo goes on.
Almost as if it was intended to be that way?

 

UncleBuck

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• Mar 29, 2017

• #133

Wavels said:

Well I decided to dust off this old thread with this creative solo from one of my favorite guitarists.

Although, I have to admit that I greatly prefer the pre-electric Miles.

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what's it like to love jazz guitar but literally hate black people with visceral disdain?

 

Wavels

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• Mar 29, 2017

• #134

abalonehx said:

ha, Scofield starts that solo very blues based and then jazz fusion and gets further out as the solo goes on.
Almost as if it was intended to be that way?

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Yes, I agree

I love Pat Martino, and I like the album you posted, which was released in '74, I think.
Here are Sco and Martino trading tasty licks in '02...yummy!

 

Wavels

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• Mar 31, 2017

• #135

RIP Larry.

Larry Coryell, a virtuoso guitarist who in the 1960s was among the first musicians to bring a rock sound and sensibility to jazz, and who continued to blur the lines between genres throughout his career, died on Sunday in Manhattan. He was 73.

Excerpted from:
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/02/21/arts/music/larry-coryell-dead-jazz-rock-guitarist.html


Here is Larry from 1975

 

Wavels

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• Apr 3, 2017

• #136

Super high quality video and audio of the late, great Wes Montgomery!

 

Fender Super

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• Apr 18, 2017

• #137

Howard Roberts taught one of my best friends to play. What's not known is Howard often played jazz on a Tele. Howard had a saying I totally agree with: "Wah wah pedals are for pussies."

Hendrix was great. But he was a pussy.