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Fellow Jazz Guitarists

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26 Fellow Jazz Guitarists Guitarists

Larry LaScala

Julian Lage

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Biréli Lagrène

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Bill Lancton

Eddie Lang

(1902 - 1933)

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The first jazz guitar virtuoso.

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Jeff Lange

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Jake Langley

Joe Lano (Marghilano)

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(From Joe Lano web site) - Internationally acclaimed guitarist, arranger, and orchestrator Joe Lano (Marghilano) is originally from Philadelphia, where he begun performing in nightclubs with own group at the age of 12. He studied guitar with Dennis Sandole and Joe Srgo, and orchestration with Richard Castiglione.

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Roger Latzgo


Ed Laub

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Born in Upper Saddle River, NJ in 1952,Ed began playing the guitar at age 12.

He studied with a fine local guitarist from Ramsey, Pat Vassalo and worked with him until he was sixteen. At that point, hetook lessonswith one of the areas best guitarists and banjo players, Bobby Domenic (uncle to jazz legend, Bucky Pizzarelli). Less than a year later Ed began studying under the guidance of Bucky Pizzarelli and started playing the 7 string guitar in 1969. Ed still studies with Bucky to this day.

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Steve Laury

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Harry Leahey

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William Patterson University

Harry Leahey Scholarship Fund - awards are available to guitarists who are enrolled full time in the Jazz Program,  typically in the amount of $500. Scholarship awards are granted for one academic year,  renewable through application./p>

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Peter Leitch

Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke

B. D. Lenz

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O'Donel Levy

Michael Lewis

Vince Lewis

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John Link
3040 Golden Path
York, PA 17408
Phone: 717-792-9809

Jeff Linsky

Tom Lippincott

Lorne Lofsky

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(from artist's site) - Lorne Lofsky is a Canadian guitarist living in the Toronto area. He started out as a typical teenage rock 'n roll guitar player, playing in basement bands and at high school dances. In his late teens, no longer enamored with playing blues based rock music, a friend turned him on to Miles Davis's classic disk "Kind of Blue". Hearing this record was, for Lorne, a musical revelation that led to a dramatic change is his approach to playing music.

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Sylvain Luc
Paris, Ile-de-France
France

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(from artist's site) - In the Basque region, where Sylvain Luc is from, there is music within the crystalline air. And there is song: full; lyrical; primal. Here, music is in the head long before it is under the fingers. Sylvain’s genius lies in putting melody always at the forefront of his compositions. It is only later that we become aware of his internationally praised virtuosity as an instrumentalist. “Technique has never been my goal. Music is not a contest. You play music; you live music. Music should be shared — it shouldn’t divide people.”

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Igor Lunder
Tomačevo 39 D
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
Phone: +386 31 225 043

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Igor Lunder finished his studies at the Jazz Department of the High School of Music and Ballet in Ljubljana. He continued his studies at the Jazz Departments of the University of Music and Dramatic Arts in Graz and Sibelius Academy in Helsinki. He obtained his Master degrees in Jazz-guitar and Jazz-composition and arranging.

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Additional Guitarist Links

Here are some additional sites that list links and information to fellow jazz guitarists.

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