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Peter,

I have used Thomastik strings for electric bass, and those are of the highest quality and sound.

Here is their website: [url=http://www.thomastik-infield.com]www.thomastik-infeld.com

md[Th ...

Tony,

Beautiful Tele, bass, and pedal steel playing. I would like to hear more.

Thanks for the gift.

md

Hey Dirk,

Thanks for the tip. I went to the website and bought the book. There's more good stuff there, as well.

For anyone wanting to learn a little theory, a good thing to do is to learn how the ...

[This message was edited by Mark Decker on 08 October 2002 at 07:36 PM.]

[This message was edited by Mark Decker on 08 October 2002 at 07:36 PM.]

Jody,

I am a relatively new Member, and I've already discovered and enjoyed reading your posts.

quote:I asked one guy this question,,,,Do you think my posts are too long???he said NO...I said what k ...

Chick, Michael, Herbie, and Keith - they don't be flouting - they be "burnin'!"

Always appreciate your posts, Jeff.

Mark D[This message was edited by Mark Decker on 08 October 2002 at 04:38 PM.][Thi ...

Hey Jim,

With all respect, I think you might have misunderstood what I was saying. I was trying to lend a hand to Gerald, and if you read my posts, you may see that I was agreeing with Jeff Lampert, ...

Donny,

Keep in mind that Jeff is talking about playing the "four" over a major 7 chord, which in the key of C would be an F and B at the same time. This interval is called a "tritone" (three whole s ...

Donny,

In the respones above, those three terms refer to the same thing, that is, the fourth note of the scale. For example, in the key of C, that is F. In the key of C, the #4, is F# (F sharp).

...

Tony,

What you are hearing and sensing is true. Having worked some as a "jazz drummer", I can tell you that jazz playing is a more "elastic" (if you will) way of playing drums, compared to country o ...

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Topic: Thomastik Strings
Mark Decker Replies: 9 Views: 2006	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 19 Oct 2002 10:31 am Subject: Thomastik Strings
Mark Decker Replies: 9 Views: 2006	Peter, I have used Thomastik strings for electric bass, and those are of the highest quality and sound. Here is their website: [url=http://www.thomastik-infield.com]www.thomastik-infeld.com md[Th ...
Topic: OK Review this..IF MP can do it so can we ( I )
Mark Decker Replies: 38 Views: 6317	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 19 Oct 2002 9:54 am Subject: OK Review this..IF MP can do it so can we ( I )
Mark Decker Replies: 38 Views: 6317	Tony, Beautiful Tele, bass, and pedal steel playing. I would like to hear more. Thanks for the gift. md
Topic: Help for those overwhelmed with threads on jazz/music theory
Mark Decker Replies: 6 Views: 1681	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 11 Oct 2002 4:13 pm Subject: Help for those overwhelmed with threads on jazz/music theory
Mark Decker Replies: 6 Views: 1681	Hey Dirk, Thanks for the tip. I went to the website and bought the book. There's more good stuff there, as well. For anyone wanting to learn a little theory, a good thing to do is to learn how the ...
Topic: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 8 Oct 2002 6:04 pm Subject: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	[This message was edited by Mark Decker on 08 October 2002 at 07:36 PM.]
Topic: Guilty / w / an Explanation
Mark Decker Replies: 36 Views: 5443	Forum Section: Upcoming Event Announcements Posted: 8 Oct 2002 5:17 pm Subject: Guilty / w / an Explanation
Mark Decker Replies: 36 Views: 5443	Jody, I am a relatively new Member, and I've already discovered and enjoyed reading your posts. quote:I asked one guy this question,,,,Do you think my posts are too long???he said NO...I said what k ...
Topic: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 8 Oct 2002 3:36 pm Subject: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Chick, Michael, Herbie, and Keith - they don't be flouting - they be "burnin'!" Always appreciate your posts, Jeff. Mark D[This message was edited by Mark Decker on 08 October 2002 at 04:38 PM.][Thi ...
Topic: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 3 Oct 2002 11:22 am Subject: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Hey Jim, With all respect, I think you might have misunderstood what I was saying. I was trying to lend a hand to Gerald, and if you read my posts, you may see that I was agreeing with Jeff Lampert, ...
Topic: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 3 Oct 2002 9:07 am Subject: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Donny, Keep in mind that Jeff is talking about playing the "four" over a major 7 chord, which in the key of C would be an F and B at the same time. This interval is called a "tritone" (three whole s ...
Topic: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 3 Oct 2002 8:15 am Subject: Avoiding the 4th degree while improvising...
Mark Decker Replies: 62 Views: 6806	Donny, In the respones above, those three terms refer to the same thing, that is, the fourth note of the scale. For example, in the key of C, that is F. In the key of C, the #4, is F# (F sharp). ...
Topic: Question for all you session pro's
Mark Decker Replies: 5 Views: 1109	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 25 Sep 2002 4:56 pm Subject: Question for all you session pro's
Mark Decker Replies: 5 Views: 1109	Tony, What you are hearing and sensing is true. Having worked some as a "jazz drummer", I can tell you that jazz playing is a more "elastic" (if you will) way of playing drums, compared to country o ...