It was cropped around the lips and the fingers holding the chocolate. One of the tracks on the album was called Ohh (or Ooh) and featured a 2 or 3 minute Sax solo.
it is only relased in the uk on itunes and i cant create a uk account living in the us.
and when the arctic monkey’s album Humbug comes out i wont be able to get that till its in the u.s.
any1 have a method?
it is only relased in the uk on itunes and i cant create a uk account living in the us.
and when the arctic monkey’s album Humbug comes out i wont be able to get that till its in the u.s.
any1 have a method?
that depend on what you’re trying to learn
if you want to be completely baffled about what you can do with a guitar you have to pick up the complete works of robert johnson that man really knew his way around a guitar
if you are looking into some traditional work Son house and leadbelly are always good
John lee hooker is a must for improvisation
bb king is a must for his sound
elmore james is the king of using a slide
stevie ray vaughn is good to learn how fast you can get with a guitar
etc etc etc
I want to listen to Acid Jazz, but dont know where to start. So I want to know the most famous song, the most famous album, and most famous artist to get me started (in your opinion at least) or if you have any other suggestions please tell me. Much appreciated 
I am looking for an album of jazz that has no lyrics but only instruments, something quiet and relaxing that i can listen to while i am studying.
Thanks.
I’m from Brazil and I want to record an album with jazz standards. How should I proceed in order to make it legal? I do not want to break any copyright law.Ricardo
Hi, I am a fan of classical music. I know a lot of the famous songs, but not by name. Does anyone know of a greatest hits type album to purchase that have a lot of the really famous classical songs on it? Any help would be appreciated.
I’m trying to broaden my horizons musically and was wondering where to start with jazz. I’ve heard that Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue” is phenomenal. Also, I’m referring to LP’s and that sort of thing, not greatest hits albums or compilations.
I am trying to broaden my jazz library. I really want to get some more jazz guitarist in there! So, who are your favorite Jazz guitarists and what album do you like best from them?
I personally love Wes Montgomery!
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