Joe Giglio: The Lost Conversation – The Jazz Guitar Life Interview
I have always sung, and have been blessed with a good voice and keen ears. I grew up in a house where music was always present in one form or other. I learned many standards […]
I have always sung, and have been blessed with a good voice and keen ears. I grew up in a house where music was always present in one form or other. I learned many standards […]
Emily Remler emerged as one of the most distinctive jazz guitarists of her generation in the late 1970’s, recording seven studio albums during her lifetime before her untimely death in 1990 at the age of […]
I don’t quite remember how I first heard of Jazz Guitarist Leo Larratt – it may have been from Philly Jazz great Larry Tamanini – but whoever hipped me to Leo, thank you! Leo was […]
Jazz Guitar Life thanks Andy Gertler for his devotion to keeping Joe Monk’s memory alive and for sharing this wonderful story with us all. Visit the dedication site for Joe at www.joemonkmusic.com – Lyle Robinson […]
I choose to play my own tunes because I want to be original. I would never get close to the greats of this music so playing the same tunes that Wes or Grant Green played […]
Jazz Guitar Life “sat down” with the always wonderful Fingerstyle Guitarist Antoine Boyer to chat about his latest – upcoming at the time – releases and so much more… But first… ………… As a one-man operation, if you […]
Regardless if you’re a beginning student of Jazz Guitar or an established player, we all have at least five albums that we cannot be without! With that said, Jazz Guitar Life has asked Tel Aviv Jazz […]
Anthony Wilson should need no introduction as he was one the leading Jazz Guiatrist/Composer on the scene today. He has worked with some of the finest top-tier artists around and over the past two decades […]
Great news for all you Scofield/Holland fans! Guitarist John Scofield and bassist Dave Holland, two of jazz’s contemporary masters, have played together over the years in contexts including work with Herbie Hancock and Joe Henderson and […]
The impressive impresario Sheldon Kagan was a music powerhouse in Montreal for many decades and brought the city a variety of cultural icons for all to enjoy. I saw a post on his Facebook page […]
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