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Jeet Kune Do, ultimately, is not a matter of petty technique but of highly developed personal spirituality and physique. It is not a question of developing what has already been developed but of recovering what has been left behind. These things have been with us, in us, all the time and have never been lost or distorted except by our misguided manipulation of them. Jeet Kune Do is not a matter of technology but of spiritual insight and training.

- Bruce Lee

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A sound or track which sounds close to the listener, often described as an intimate sound. Also, a sound with a boost in the frequency response at about 2 to 5 kHz.

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Styles of the Fender Stratocaster

Nothing sounds like a stratocaster, and in the right hands, it is arguably the most versatile and expressive instrument on earth. The strat has added a depth and range to all electic guitar styles, such that the strat can almost qualify as a style in itself. Learn from one of the world's top teachers how to reach down and pull out the best sounds from your own strat.
Playing in the Style of the Fender! Stratocaster Greats DVD. By Tom Kolb. DVD. DVD (Digital Video Disk). Published by Hal Leonard Corporation. (320381)
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Published on: 14 Jan 2004


Jazz Primer: Comparing to Pop

Jazz is group of styles that may elude us self-taught guitarists for years, and seems to belong to those, who having mastered rock, pop, country ideas and concepts, are looking for new musical frontiers. So if we feel ready for a taste of jazz but don't know how to get started, or how or when might we break out from blocky, redundant and circular musical constructs to free-flowing jazz form, this tip may help. Where can we go for a working definition of jazz concepts to know what we can borrow to add color or depth, or to "jazz up" our playing?
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Published on: 02 Dec 2003



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