Artist Features
My Top 10 Influential Jazz Albums – Bill Farrish
5. John Abercrombie Featuring John Abercrombie, Marc Johnson
6. Lookout for Hope – Bill Frisell, Hank Roberts, Kermit Driscoll and Joey Baron. I love everything about this recording. Pure genius. It still blows my mind how economical the playing is on this one and how complete everything about it is.
7. Classic Ballads – Dave Liebman, Vic Juris, Steve Gilmore. I think this recording is somewhat overlooked but the playing by everyone is absolutely stunning. Every note Vic played on this is absolute gold.
Top 10 Influential Jazz Albums Continued…
New Limited Edition Deluxe Series from D’Angelico Guitars
New Video Series from the University of North Texas’s Professor of Jazz Guitar, Davy Mooney
New Multiac Grand Concert Deluxe from Godin Guitars
New JGT Video, Guitarist John Stowell Performs an Original Composition, ‘Rain Painting’
Oscar Peterson Licks For Jazz Guitar – New from Ulf Wakenius
JGT Masterworks: Scharpach’s Blue Vienna 20th Anniversary
My Top 10 Influential Jazz Albums – Jonathan Ross
Barry Greene Provides Advice to Becoming a Better Jazz Player
Giuseppe Continenza Lesson on Intervals
Learn The Second-String ‘Shift’
Hector Manuel Quintana, Artist of the Week
Hector came to our attention via one of our JGT contributors – thanks John Stowell! Enjoy Artist of the Week,
-
Features3 weeks agoJGT Masterworks: Scharpach’s Blue Vienna 20th Anniversary
-
Features3 weeks ago
My Top 10 Influential Jazz Albums – Jonathan Ross
-
Artist Features3 weeks ago
Barry Greene Provides Advice to Becoming a Better Jazz Player
-
Jazz Guitar Lessons2 weeks ago
Giuseppe Continenza Lesson on Intervals
