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Ted Greene...
Has anybody else looked through his Single note soloing books?
I have only read part two, but really looking to get part one. Such a wealth of information-not exactly for the faint hearted though. His application of mini-arpeggios to playing over changes is especially good. |
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03-09-2007, 03:16 PM
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I've been meaning to pick up his books (particularly 'Chord Chemistry') for aaaaages now...
Nothing like a good depressant to chase the blues away!
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