The saxophone player I played with 10 days ago made me know this splendid ballad (how could have I missed that one during 30 years ????), it became instantly a nice poison, and then my first try. I know, it's a jazz monument, but as the wise guy says, the 20 000 miles long travel begins with a first step...
This is a LONG but great lesson.
Who can play this etude? I'll buy Giovani's cd for the first person to post their version.
Hi , one more tune , a fun up-tempo from one of my gigs last
month , after Vibes and Arco solos , a fun trading with Simon on
drums.
I can get some free housing with Matthais' friends. He said it wouldn't be a problem If you want the free housing email me tonymiceli@gmail.com. Not sure how many spots he can find, but iI know it's a few.
Dear friends,
I would like to present our band IBERTET, we had some concerts in Spain and Portugal and now we have a new site with audio to listen us. We are a quartet with guitar, bass and drums:
Guitar: Giovanni Yáñez
Vibraphone: Marcel Pascual
Bass: Diogo Dinis
Drums: Nuno Oliveira
All the tunes are originals by Giovanni and me.
http://ibertet.bandcamp.com/
http://ibertet.blogspot.com
I hope you enjoy the music!
All the best!
I'm selling one of my M55s. No motor and in good shape.
If you're seriously interested you can email me for more info at tonymiceli@gmail.com.
I'm in Philadelphia, PA. Wouldn't know how to ship it so that's probably not a great idea.
It's the time of the year that I post Chaka Khan's version of 'Do you hear what I hear'. I'm playing marimba on this track. I remember recording it in the studio. I was playing the intro and all of a sadden she started singing. I couldn't believe my ears. One of my favorite moments in my career.