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  Old message # 35090

The first file was pretty good....for some reason I was unable to access the other two.

05/16/2007, by 0 replies
  Old message # 34892

I was just wondering if Barry was still around :)...

05/05/2007, by 0 replies
  Old message # 33327

Hey Sid, you're welcome. I'm in the North-West now, not far from Liverpool. If you're ever up this way, please don't hesitate to get in touch - it would ...

02/25/2007, by 0 replies
  Old message # 33296

Hello Barry - thanks for your greeting on the Guild page. Am I right in thinking you're now located in the North East? I'd planned to seek out your band ...

02/23/2007, by 0 replies
  hi lambone

hi lambone i was just reading the comments u posted when u mentioned about the bill evans and coltrane files im interested i dont know if u can send to me ...

02/12/2007, by 0 replies
  Thanks for those files!

Thanks a million! Im gonna have fun with the Coltrane file... 144 pages!!! I have the Bill Evans Fake Book in pdf let me know if you want me to send it...

07/07/2005, by 0 replies
  Old message # 12232

Glad to hear you have more on the way. I'll be looking for them. I just finished analyzing All the Things You Are by looking for the Dom. 7s. It is so...

03/26/2005, by 0 replies
  Old message # 12221

Hey JidaigekiBoy Thanks very much for your feedback. It's really gratifying to know that you found my article useful. With over 500 downloads of my ar...

03/26/2005, by 0 replies
  Analyzing key changes using Dominant 7ths

Barry, your article about how to identify modulations is excellent and should be a must for all beginning jazzers. Identifying key changes is not all that...

03/26/2005, by 0 replies
  Fake books

I have really enjoyed all your advice but just wanted to ask how to tackle a lead sheet when playing from a fake book. I find there are so many chord chang...

02/23/2005, by 0 replies
  Old message # 8083

hmmm...I wouldn't say they started sucking, but for whatever reason(s) the newer stuff isn't as interesting to me...(same with Chicago:) So...

10/15/2004, by 0 replies
  Old message # 8075

Yeah, nothin' against Bob Mintzer, but the Yellowjackets really started sucking for some reason after he joined... but nothing against Bob Mintzer, of cour...

10/15/2004, by 0 replies
  Old message # 8057

I'm with ya on the Stevie Wonder thing! (Overjoyed & Do I Do are my two all time favorites) I listened to a lot of Chicago in the early yea...

10/14/2004, by 0 replies
  New Article

About a hundred years ago, I threatened to post an article on Dominant Sevenths and being able to recognise key changes in standards. I forgot all about t...

10/14/2004, by 0 replies
  Old message # 8051

I'm kind of like Sid, I'm sure my list changes every day but at the moment it's (in no particular order).... 1. Badlands - Peter Erskine Sup...

10/14/2004, by 0 replies
  Old message # 8017

I interpreted Barry's challenge to mean 5 tracks rather than 5 albums (that's the Desert Island Discs format on BBC radio, except it's 8 tracks). ...

10/14/2004, by 0 replies
  Old message # 8008

1. Monty Alexander: Montreaux Alexander, live at the Montreaux Jazz Festival 1997 2. McCoy Tyner: Live at the Musicians Exchange 3. Chick Corea: Frie...

10/13/2004, by 0 replies
  Living where I do is like being on a desert island...

1. Dogtown blues (Bob Crosby) 2. String quartet #5 (Bela Bartok) 3. Thanks to you (Boz Scaggs) 4. Jamaica (George Benson)...

10/13/2004, by 0 replies
  Old message # 7970

I was marooned in the back seat of a bus in Germany (well actually I was pickled), but only for a night:) Great question! I'll give it some...

10/12/2004, by 0 replies
  Old message # 7958

I actually WAS marooned on a desert island for three years! I didn't take any CDs with me, but I did take my Sax. That was time well spent shedding..

10/12/2004, by 0 replies
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