hey everyone,

i just thought this might be helpfull for some of the beginners of you, because to me it opened up the doors for my first improvisations. i had a chat with marie about soloing, that´s why i did this "lesson". i´m no tony and just a student, so please don´t mind me doing this but i thought any tip might be helpful.

tarik

THE HANG IS HERE.

Ok superbowl fans. Next sunday is our pre-game vibe hang. So far it looks like Mike Pinto, Behn Gillece and myself are playing. Dana is trying to work out his schedule. If Dana can do it then I think we might make this an all pro show.

So get your hoagies and come hang out with us before the game next sunday.

Hey all,

I'm posting this tune for our new member Luc Lainé. Luc is among Patrice Guillon's friends. He lives near Bordeaux.

Here is a tune from a home made album he did in 2005 with accordion player Pascal Lamigne. The title "La Marine" is an adaptation of same tune from French legendary poet/guitarist/singer Georges Brassens.

Man I grew up with Brassens! But maybe, as non French will you get sent into some kind of "Ratatouille" mood?

Anyway, enjoy! And...

Welcome on board Luc!

- Marie

Okay, after Tony's joke on the practice tape post, I decided this subject probably needed its own thread.

So here is my story about the motor:

Here's another piece from that same gig. This is one of Ernie's original tunes dedicated to Errol Garner.

as a preperation for the workshop i was looking for darn that dream on youtube, look what i found :) i like it very much! the slowness, the voicings the little, quick dampening things. looking forward to study this at the workshop.

tarik

w/ Ernie Edwards and the Webb Brothers at Pianos in Bloomfield, NJ last week

the promoter's wife had a Flip cam at the gig... I thought I would share this with you all.

Peace
randy

:-)

Reminding me how white I am! Listen to the bass and drums. So locked in, me thinks.

Perfect interpretation, and they have many others tangos on YouTube. The real tango's feeling.