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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2011 · 57 MIN

Episode 5

from Ace Jazz Library · host Ace Jazz Library

Jazz Guitar Greats Vol. 1 Welcome to ACE Jazz Library - Podcast no.5 This podcast features a selection of jazz guitar greats extending from the 1930's to the 1970's, touching on gypsy jazz, swing, bossa nova, blues, soul, cool and bop styles. The sequence is roughly in chronological order, giving a flavour of how jazz guitar styles developed, but beginning at the beginning to introduce the foundation influences and give you the heads up on where it's coming from we start with Django Reinhardt and Charlie Christian, who basically created the space for others to fill. As ever on ACE Jazz Library we feature examples from outstanding album performances, which are well worth the purchase. To listen click on the title above. If you like what you hear please subscribe with your reader or podcast/zencast organiser. [Visit <http://www.acejazzlibrary.co.nr> for the full article and lots more links/samples] 0.25 Minor Swing: Django Reinhardt3.39 Seven Come Eleven: Charlie Christian 6.22 Four on Six: Wes Montgomery12.32 Nuage: Django Reinhardt15.46 On Green Dolphin Street: Barney Kessel, Shelley Manne, Ray Brown19.46 Blues for Night People: Charlie Byrd Trio26.45 Idle Moments: Grant Green41.37 Midnight Blue: Kenny Burrell45.29 The Answer is Yes: Jim Hall53.00 All The Things You Are: Joe Pass

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