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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
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Perry, what this means is Art will from now on be my only source for straw hats. No more polystraws!!!
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Jason, looks good on you the new Straw from Art, but I thought that you were happy with your Capricorn.
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jbucklin
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Yeah, I'm a fickle little brat, I know. The Capricorn is a fine hat, in spite of its origins as a piece of plastic, but I have yet to wear it out anywhere. I wore my new VS on a gig last night, am wearing it now, and will most likely wear on my gigs tonight and tomorrow night. That's a pretty good sign that I'm smitten, I'd say!
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I'm a jazz guitar player.
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Wow, there are some talented folk on this forum. Do you do Django type stuff? I think Joshbru is into that.
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Nice too, my Englisch grows up in the lounge. Zet's Dude and your's I'm a fickle little brat!
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I like it. Ever since I made teaching guitar my main source of income I haven't had to take so many "money gigs" and get to do what I love doing more.
Nice too, my Englisch grows up in the lounge. Zet's Dude and your's I'm a fickle little brat!
Even for native speakers, the learning never stops ... :music:
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I thought I was going crazy!
jbucklin
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I just saw your post! I played in a Django-esque band called Cafe Noir for 10 years. Django never ceases to amaze me.
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I'm also a Jazz/Blues Guitar player. My grandfather has been a Jazz guitar player for the last 75 years and at age 90 is still swinging better than ever. As a child he introduced me to some pretty famous jazz people that were friends of his. Joe Pass was a personal friend of his and he used to go to Joe's house and jam all the time. I never got to meet Joe, but my grandfather always told me that no one could play any better than Joe. Pretty much my whole life I was raised on dixieland, gypsy jazz, swing, early jazz, blues, etc. I've been playing guitar for the last 16 years and drums for the last 18 years.
Django never ceases to amaze me either! Mainly due to the fact that before him, no one had that sound, and after him everybody wanted to copy it. He could only really use his two fingers to play chords ( he could lay his other 3 on the fretboard, but not move them) and still was able to play those wonderful lead lines and solos.
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Josh,
Do you know a drummer in Chicago named Mike Fiala?
Do you know a drummer in Chicago named Mike Fiala?
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Hey guys....we should start a Jazz thread....I'm a trumpet player, but I took some lessons with Joe Pass...
He opened the door for me on playing over II V's in a minor key....I was a kid and that Harmonic minor stuff JP showed me really freed me up...
Sorry...didn't mean to jump your conversation like that...just happy to see Jazz players around...
Jb...How you doing...hows the gig scene in Dallas these days?
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