Jazz Guitar Roundup September 2018 – Latest News
It’s been three months since the last jazz guitar roundup so in this months jazz guitar roundup September 2018 we’ve got all the latest news from around the world of jazz guitar. Get in touch if you would like us to feature your gig, CD release or news.
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Video For This Months Jazz Guitar Roundup September 2018
As usual we start with our video feature. Any videos that have caught the eye over the last few days are brought to light here. Some great material as always for you to enjoy and catch up on.
Here we have a Django flavour to kick us off…
Enjoy that? Hope so….next up is something a little different. Beautiful tone and playing from a Gibson 175 with Yvan Jacques.
Listening to that is getting us a little misty eyed but check out this next video…
Here’s a video from our very own Ged Brockie from GMI which is part of a new line of jazz guitar transcription products.
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Articles From Around The World – Jazz Guitar Roundup September 2018
Gadadu: Outer Song
Sign in to view read count Look at the personnel for Brooklyn-based group Gadadu and you might be misled into thinking it’s a jazz-based outfit—two (count ’em) horn players listed as full members and not an electric guitar in sight. But Gadadu (which sounds a little bit like a martial art for babies) is, at heart, a pop group, albeit one fond of long, winding songs that morph several times in their four to seven minute running-times. Hannah Selin’s dreamy, floaty, multi-tracked vocals are the center of attention, and, though they make way for solos from keyboardist Nicki Adams and trumpeter Pat Adams, the sound field is too full and burbling for the instrumentalist’s elaborations to focus one’s attention. And that’s ok—both are competent players, but neither is going to set the world on fire. In short, the group is much more reminiscent of Stereolab (Selin’s voice and melody lines definitely evoke Lætitia Sadier) than more openly jazz-affiliated groups like Steely Dan . Outer Song is all about lush, sometimes busy arrangements, rising chord progressions, and lyrics so oblique they’re more about enhancing your mood than communicating. Gadadu: Outer Song
Jonathan Zwartz – The Remembering & Forgetting of the Air (2013)
Jonathan Zwartz – The Remembering & Forgetting of the Air (2013) Today, 19:28 Title : The Remembering & Forgetting of the Air Year Of Release : 2013 Genre : Jazz, Post Bop, Contemporary Jazz Quality : FLAC (tracks + .cue,log) 03. Wait Until the Morning (8:24)04. Sugar Hill Picnic (8:00)05. Peter Jones (3:14)Richard Maegraith – tenor saxophone, bass clarinetSteve Magnusson – guitar Contact Us All musical material presented on this site is intended for educational purposes only! Acquire, please legitimate discs, which no doubt will adorn your collection! Jonathan Zwartz – The Remembering & Forgetting of the Air (2013)
Back to Wall Matthews: Solo Piano and Guitar 1984
Just to quickly recap, my friend sent me a wonderful collection of amazing chamber jazz/fusion called Entourage Music Group etc. , along the lines of famed band Oregon (and maybe the amazing Paul Winter Consort ) this past summer. Digging further into the discography I came up with an ssw called Bob Brown, then the guitarist/pianist Wall Matthews in his solo material , which proved to be quite similar to the group’s output. The album in question today though came after the 1981 called Dance in Your Eye, and it features, as the title might suggest, purely solo acoustic piano and guitar. The compositions are by Wall with the exception of a cover version of, oddly enough, the tired old Across the Universe. (Can’t we all just let the poor ol’ grey Beatles songs rest and sleep in retirement, finally? Back to Wall Matthews: Solo Piano and Guitar 1984
Stagg JZ-120 Gypsy Jazz Guitar (Windsor) $230
QR Code Link to This Post Selling a Stagg JZ-120 Gypsy Jazz Guitar. In very good condition, except for a very small scratch on the neck. Solid cedar top, mahogany neck, and rosewood fingerboard. Stagg JZ-120 Gypsy Jazz Guitar (Windsor) $230
Cabot celebrates foliage with Gypsy music
CABOT — Cabot is going to add some European spice to its traditional turkey supper Tuesday with the entertainment that follows the meal. Danza del Fuego (Dance of Fire) will perform at the Cabot Town Hall (Willey Building) at 7 p.m. after dinner. This Burlington-based band is going to enliven the day’s foliage events with Romani and Gypsy music, and give attendees a chance to hear a sound decidedly different from previous post-dinner concerts. Danza Del Fuego, now in its third year, was founded by multi-genre guitarist Elijah Kraatz. Cabot celebrates foliage with Gypsy music
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Jazz Guitar Roundup September 2018 News Snippets
VCU Jazz Masters to open Richmond Jazz Society series Oct. 9
VCU Jazz Masters to open Richmond Jazz Society series Oct. 9
JAZZ APPRECIATION: WES MONTGOMERY The Role of the Guitar in Jazz
JAZZ APPRECIATION: WES MONTGOMERY The Role of the Guitar in Jazz
Featured Jazz in the Canyon concerts at Pops in Dunsmuir
Featured Jazz in the Canyon concerts at Pops in Dunsmuir
Jazz combo: John Scofield covers the musical waterfront
Jazz combo: John Scofield covers the musical waterfront
Urban-Jazz Guitarist Dee Brown Commits To His Muse On I WANT YOU TOO
Urban-Jazz Guitarist Dee Brown Commits To His Muse On I WANT YOU TOO
Orchard Guitar Festival hosts jazz artist Mike Stern
Orchard Guitar Festival hosts jazz artist Mike Stern
Jazz guitar Wednesday at the Oasis
Jazz guitar Wednesday at the Oasis
Lionel Loueke Group, Pizza Express Jazz Club, London — gripping and emotional
Lionel Loueke Group, Pizza Express Jazz Club, London — gripping and emotional
Long Island strikes a chord with jazz guitarist Pat Metheny
Long Island strikes a chord with jazz guitarist Pat Metheny
Brian McKnight to headline Eat, Drink, Jazz
Brian McKnight to headline Eat, Drink, Jazz
Acclaimed Guitarist/ Composer Gene Ess’ New Album Apotheosis is a Conscious Reflection upon Defeated Foes and …
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Jazz Guitar Roundup September 2018 On Twitter
The usual hotch potch of ideas and posts from the ranks of Twitter!
#LuckyThompson Featuring Oscar Pettiford
1956
Bass – Oscar Pettiford
Drums – Osie Johnson
Piano – Hank Jones
Tenor Saxophone – Lucky Thompson
Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland
Guitar – Skeeter Besthttps://t.co/30KCSc38gY @YouTube#Jazz #NowPlaying pic.twitter.com/spRgerePZP— @factory (@factory86208671) September 29, 2018
What a great guitar talent at just 23 yo when he recorded this.
May Inoue will be performing at the EFG London Jazz Festival @may_inoue0514 #guitarist #ジャズ #wearejazz #EFGLJF https://t.co/DQx3OyWfZf
— YOKOHAMA CALLING (@YokohamaCalling) September 29, 2018
Tonight at 7pm: Harley Card Trio @dangerherring @JeffLuciani #jazz #latin #guitar #bass #drums pic.twitter.com/KM2eHdv8O5
— The Emmet Ray (@theemmetray) September 29, 2018
The Very Best of Smooth Jazz Guitar https://t.co/ZWB2I4frbT via @YouTube
— john lovethemtoyz (@jojokejohn) September 29, 2018
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Another round up ends and we hope that you found something of interest here, but we’re all washed up again for the jazz guitar roundup September 2018. If you’d like to have other styles than the ones we currently publish featured, then give us a mail.
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