Ibrahimj asked:


Epiphone Les Paul Standard – replaced humbuckers with Seymour Duncan jazz in neck and burstbucker pro in bridge. D’Addario .11’s and a roland cube-30x.

Jaxson

ebola_fanatic198 asked:


hey i hav a fender 15 watt bass amp and the standard cord and a standard jazz bass….. i got them all for christmas. so far everything works great, but when im not making contact with the strings the amp fuzzes…. is this normal, or should i buy a new cord? if so which one? i got everything in a fender bass guitar package……. thanks a lot and 10 points to the best answer!

Brenden

guitar fanatic asked:


I already know all the rules about playing fast like playing vertically and everything but i wanted to know if theres anyway I could custimize my pick to help me play fast. Thanks for the help and by the way im just talking about customizing a standard pick not like customizing a jazz pick or anything like that.

Tony

frank_bublitz asked:


I am a musician who works in a health care program by day. I would like to combine the two careers by providing a band that would play modern and classic inspiring ballads, jazz, or modern standards.

I have my own idea of inspirational music (My Way) by Sinatra, for example of a secular song. When God’s People Pray (Wayne Weston) is an example of a religious song that inspires me…the modern version of It is well with my soul does, too.

Please help me inspire others by naming some modern songs that build you up when you are down…

Clifford

thefoonc asked:


I’ve played in many bands over the years and I can never think of good names. We’re a fairly bluesy-sounding jazz quartet with sax, guitar, elec. bass and drums, and we play standards that we’re done a lot with arrangement and groove-wise and some slightly strange originals, some with Hip-Hop grooves. Don’t want to go down the ‘John Smith Quartet’-type road.
Some examples of existing band names I like are:
Acoustic Ladyland
Cinematic Orchestra
The Perfect Houseplants
The Bad Plus
Dilated Peoples
Kings of Convenience

Rodrigo

garn w asked:


Comfortable soft background music, the kind you hear in movies while the characters softly converse.
What kind of piano music is that?
It’s not blues or jazz

Marvin

lapointetj asked:


Apart from their distinct set of 4 magnets by 2 sets, offset, or the Jazz pickups with their look, how are they physically different i.e. sound and hookup? Can they be used in a modified guitar to produce new sounds i.e. deeper and more bass-like? Thanks for any information.

Gianni

Musica asked:


Any suggestions on books that have a variety of piano pieces (easy listening, jazz etc. ) that would be appropriate as background music would be appreciated.

Jessica

JoeT asked:


Sam Cooke did a version of the jazz standard “I Cover the Waterfront” that was brilliant, but I lost the album long ago and forget which of his albums it was. Anyone know? He was probably the greatest singer to ever live, in my opinion.
And any ideas (or links) on how to find it would be very appreciated. Thanks for the answers.

Gabriel