Check Out Lewis Wright
He sounds like a serious contender!!!! Great playing and great music!
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He sounds like a serious contender!!!! Great playing and great music!
A cpl peepul haf eemaled mi aboot my speling in the noosladders.
I know it's terrible. I need to get my act together, however I never have enough time to get these newsletters out. My life is a 14-16 hour day of Bull*$*#, teaching and practicing.
But I will work on it.
Beautiful!
Mike is pure music.
Thanks to my buddy Larry for sending me this :-)
Hi All,
Boy, I was really in a hurry when I made this video. Please excuse all the times I mis-speak. I say 2-5 when I mean 2-5-1, I say scale when I mean chord, and I even named the video wrong. Oh well! I'm still really busy, so I'm not gonna sweat it. You get the idea anyway.
"Farmer's Trust" - a beautiful song from guitarist Pat Metheny. I'm a huge fan of Pat's compositions. A tricky one to do solo.
"Oblivion" by the great composer Astor Piazzolla from Argentina.
I rearranged Carousel for David and I and to use with 2 vibraphones. We performed this in a concert in Germany in 2018.
This was videoed and edited by Hauke Renke who is also a great vibe player.
"On Green Dolphin Street" - playing this classic standard with alternating choruses in the keys of C and Eb along with a focus on lines using improv concepts from my four volume series The Complete Guide To Improvisation.
Hi Everyone,
With all this snow in the northeast it's hard to believe spring has arrived. At least that's what the calendar says.
This month's Good Vibes happens to fall on Easter Sunday, also known this year as April Fool's Day.
I'll start the show off with Roy Ayers and the Jack Wilson Quartet. Steve Hobbs reminded me how good Ayers is and that nudged me into playing something of his. Bria and Stefon Harris are next, followed with a ballad by Milt Jackson. "Bags" could really play those ballads, couldn't he?
Just a follow up on my (pan) video from last week where I copy banjo finger rolls to accompany myself.