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Jazz Guitarists [ 525 as of 19-JAN-2009 ]
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Jazz Guitarists - C
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Links
- WidipediA: Al Caiola
- www.spaceagepop.com/caiola.htm
Artist Info
Al Caiola's Tuff Guitar album was one of my favorite albums as a kid back in the late 60's when I first got into guitar. I would love to record my versions of these songs.
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www.larrycarlton.com |
www.mr335.com
Artist Info
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Larry Carlton Performed by Larry Carlton. DVD. DVD (Digital Video Disk). Size 5.5x7.5 inches. Published by Hal Leonard. (320412) See more info... |
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PO Box 251
Littleton, MA 01460-0251 USA
(617) 747-8142 Voicemail
Fax: (617) 247-6878
Artist Info
Charles Chapman is a Professor in the Guitar Department at Berklee College of Music where he has taught since 1972. He is a versatile jazz guitarist with extensive performing and recording experience. Charles holds a Bachelors degree from Berklee College and a Masters of Education from Cambridge College. He performed four tunes on Mel Bay’s compilation CD “Anthology of Jazz Guitar Solos”, all tracks on the CD that accompanies the text “Guitar Solos” by George Van Eps (Mel Bay Pub.). Two tracks on the “Just Jazz Guitar” CD (JJG magazine) and recorded all three CD’s included with the very popular Modern Method Guitar Series by William Leavitt (Berklee Press Pub). His most recent recording is a solo CD titled: Come Sunset. Charles has published eight texts with Mel Bay and two with Miller Freeman Publishing and now performs on a regular basis at Guitar Shows and jazz festivals internationally. As a music journalist he has interviewed many of the most prominent guitarists in the field and is a frequent contributor to Guitar Player, Guitar Shop, Acoustic Guitar, Frontline, 20th Century Guitar and Just Jazz Guitar magazines with over 400 published articles and reviews.
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Artist Info
Andrew Cheshire is one of a (regretfully) not-so-endangered species: the undervalued contemporary jazz musician. His music defies easy categorization; while he's performed and/or recorded with top-flight bebop musicians like Marvin "Smitty" Smith and Kenny Barron, he's also comfortable playing in free contexts with such uncompromising avant-gardists as drummer Jay Rosen and Cecil Taylor-sideman Dominic Duval. Cheshire's long, lissome improvised melodies float in and out of time, yet he's possessed with a firm, aggressive touch and profound sense of swing that serves him well in any context. Cheshire is not a "lick" or pattern-based player so much as he is an inventive and spontaneous melodicist.
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Links
- WikipediA
- Charlie Christan - Legand of Jazz Guitar
- ClassicJazzGuitar.com
- AMG
Info
Charlie Christian was born in Bonham, Texas, USA but his family moved to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA when he was a small child. Both of his parents were musicians and he had two brothers, Edward, born 1906 and Clarence, born 1911 who were both musicians, all taught music by their father, Clarence Henry Christian. The elder Christian was struck blind by fever and in order to support the family he and the boys would work as buskers, on what the Christian's called "busts." He would have them lead him into the better neighborhoods where they would perform for cash or goods. When Charles was old enough to go along he first entertained by dancing. Later he would learn guitar, and inherited his father's instruments after his death when Charles, as the family called him, was 12. He attended Douglass School in Oklahoma City, and was further encouraged in music by instructor Zelia Breaux. Charles wanted to play tenor saxophone in the school band, but she insisted he try trumpet instead. After learning you get a disfigured upper lip from playing trumpet, he quit, and pursued his interest in baseball, at which he excelled. Clarence Christian told Charlie Christian biographer Craig McKinney in an interview in 1978 that in the 1920's and 30's Edward Christian led a band in Oklahoma City as a pianist and had a shaky relationship with trumpeter James Simpson. After a rivalry with a certain girl, Simpson had the urge to get even with the egotistical Christian. Around 1931, he took guitarist "Bigfoot" Ralph Hamilton and began secretly schooling the younger Charles on jazz. They taught him to solo on three songs, "Rose Room," "Tea for Two," and "Sweet Georgia Brown." When the time was right they took him out to one of the many after hours jam sessions along "Deep Deuce," Northeast Second Street in Oklahoma City.
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Artist Info
Since he joined the Mel Bay Publications, Inc. team as Senior Music Editor and advisor to Product Development in 2001, Corey Christiansen has over forty publications with Mel Bay and has conducted countless guitar clinics and concerts across the country and beyond. This highly productive output may sound extraordinary, but it is no accident that he plays and writes with such facility. Corey began playing the guitar at the age of five and has been perfecting his technique ever since.
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Links
Info
Kevin has some FREE transcriptions and charts available.
More information available on artist's web site.
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Jazz Guitar Written by Larry Coryell. Guitar tablature songbook and examples CD for guitar. 96 pages. Published by Hal Leonard. (HL.330432) See more info... |
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Larry Coryell Jazz Guitar Exercises, Scales, Modes, & Techniques. Taught by Larry Coryell. For Guitar (Fingerpicking). Solos. Grossman Audio. Blues. Level: Intermediate. Book/CD Set. Size 8.75x11.75. 24 pages. Published by Grossman's Guitar Workshop. (99468BCD) See more info... |
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Larry Coryell's Power Jazz Guitar Extending Your Creative Reach. Book (not sheet music). Size 8.5x11 inches. 80 pages. Published by Backbeat Books. (330934) See more info... |
| Larry Coryell's Jazz Guitar, Volume 1 Taught by Larry Coryell. For Guitar (Flatpicking). Methods. Grossman-Gtr Workshop. Jazz. Level: Intermediate. DVD. Size 5.25x7.5. Duration 84 minutes. Published by Grossman's Guitar Workshop. (GW949DVD) See more info... |
| Larry Coryell's Jazz Guitar, Volume 2 Taught by Larry Coryell. For Guitar (Flatpicking). Methods. Grossman-Gtr Workshop. Jazz. Level: Intermediate. DVD. Size 5.25x7.5. Duration 70 minutes. Published by Grossman's Guitar Workshop. (GW950DVD) See more info... |
| Larry Coryell's Jazz Guitar, Volume 3 Taught by Larry Coryell. For Guitar (Flatpicking). Methods. Grossman-Gtr Workshop. Jazz. Level: Intermediate. DVD. Size 5.25x7.5. Duration 83 minutes. Published by Grossman's Guitar Workshop. (GW951DVD) See more info... |
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Tim Cummiskey plays an
America Archtop
guitar by master luthier Dale Unger.
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| Learning Tunes Workout By Tim Cummiskey. For Guitar All. improvisation. Workout. Jazz. Level: Beginning-Intermediate. Book. Size 8.75x11.75. 32 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc. (20527) |
Artist Info
Central Ohio guitarist Tim Cummiskey performs as both a leader and a sideman throughout the Midwest. Tim currently leads several groups ranging from solo jazz and classical guitar to group configurations including duos, The Tim Cummiskey Trio, and The Tim Cummiskey Quartet. As a sideman, Tim has performed and/or conducted clinics with John Abercrombie, Howard Alden, Carl Allen, Gene Bertoncini, Chris Buzzelli, Benny Golson, Tim Hagans, Ingrid Jensen, Hank Marr and Frank Vignola. Tim also regularly works with veteran Ohio musicians including Hank Marr, Vince Andrews, Chris Berg, Paul Brown, Tom Carroll, Jimmy Cook, Bobby Floyd, Don Hales, Jeff Halsey, Ola Hansen, Jim Masters, Tony Monaco, Gene Parker, Kim Pensyl, Dave Powers, Guy Remonko, Russ Schmidt, Stan Smith, Gene Walker and others. In addition, Tim has conducted clinics at the annual convention of The International Association of Jazz Educators, Bowling Green State University, The Ohio State University, Capital University, Denison University and Kenyon College.
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All Time Greats and My Favorite Guitarists
Here are a few of my favorite jazz guitarists
* Send me your information. I'll check out your web site and add your link *
Guitarist you MUST check out: Chuck Anderson.
Chuck has a great CD out titled Angel Blue with Phillys hottest players.
Chuck has also
re-releasing his 1975 trio recording Mirror In A Mirror on CD.
One of the BEST sites for information on classic jazz guitarists visit classicjazzguitar.com. Great for an artist's discography and bio information.
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For artists not listed at classicjazzguitar.com, I've not seen a better site for information than this site. Check it out. There are links throught out the guitarists listing here. |
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And then there is WikipediA which has a list of jazz guitarists. |
Additional Guitarist Links
Here are some additional sites that list links and information to fellow jazz guitarists.
* Guitar Masters (broken link) * AllMusic.com * Classic Jazz Guitar
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