: Hank Garland is one of the Greats of Both Country Music and Bebop Jazz Guitar. He came to Nashville to play as a professional on the Grand Ole Opry when he was only 15 years old.

: Hank Garland Played on Elvis Recordings, and most all the popular Records made in Nashville until 1961. He Also played on Jazz Recordings by George Shearing. Hank Garland also Played in the Birdland Jazz Club in New York City.

: Hank Garland made Country Music Guitar Instrumental Recordings and Modern Jazz Guitar Recordings.

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: I have an extensive Web Page on Hank Garland if anyone is interested. He is one of the Guitar Greats.

: My Hank Garland Web Page

: http://www3.50megs.com/dobro222/greatguitarist_hank_garland.html

: Robert Lee Johnson
: The Guitar Man

: www.mp3.com/theguitarman

: Hank Garland is one of the Greats of Both Country Music and Bebop Jazz Guitar. He came to Nashville to play as a professional on the Grand Ole Opry when he was only 15 years old.

: Hank Garland Played on Elvis Recordings, and most all the popular Records made in Nashville until 1961. He Also played on Jazz Recordings by George Shearing. Hank Garland also Played in the Birdland Jazz Club in New York City.

: Hank Garland made Country Music Guitar Instrumental Recordings and Modern Jazz Guitar Recordings.

:
: I have an extensive Web Page on Hank Garland if anyone is interested. He is one of the Guitar Greats.

: My Hank Garland Web Page

: http://www3.50megs.com/dobro222/greatguitarist_hank_garland.html

: Robert Lee Johnson
: The Guitar Man

: www.mp3.com/theguitarman

Hi Robert lee:

My Mother, Fern Jones, made an album on Dot
Records during 1957-58 which features some of what I like to think of as Hank's best work. Though she considered herself a gospel performer, like so many, she'd cut her teeth on blues in the Deep South clubs of the 1930's. I think her album is out of print. It was called "Singing A Happy Song" and I'm including mentions of Hank in a book I'm writing called "The Glory Road" about my family's life in evangelism/gospel work in the 1950's. Good luck with your continued research. Hank was a true genius. I say "was" because someone here in Hollywood said they think he passed away? Someone else told me he was in an awful car crash years ago and never did get all his agility back. do you know any details? is Hank still with us today?

you stupid fucking penis. why do u come on this guitar site and promote disco? u obviously are just a stupid little homosexual puerto rican man with a little too much time on his rosy hands. try nirvana, asshole. thats music. at least our musicians write their own songs and play their own instruments and are talented enough to do more than gesticulate around to dances their fucking choreographers taught them. thats not talent dude, thats just damn pathetic. so take your kool and the gang ass out of here and go stick you weasel in a toaster or something. fucking prick.

I use POD leslie sometimes. With Midipedals you can control the speed and switch between slow/fast.
Listen to a short MP3 with POD leslie at:
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: Any guitarists out there into the leslie thing? Please email with thoughts, tips, tricks, links, etc.
: Have been hooked on leslies since I first heard Lonnie Mack's Wham, 150 yrs. ago

: I've accidentally replaced that patch
just restore the factory setting by holding store when you turn on the pedal and then when alinit comes up press store it will change all the sounds back to the original

I'm looking for some easy basslines to learn. that way i can figure somethings about notes fitting together and mess, someone please help me out!

look up olga tab index on a search anf find pennywise
they have a one string songs called bro-hymm very easy song very cool song.

: I'm looking for free and easy bass tabs on the web.
: Thanks!

:i want cool easy bass tabs for songs today

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: In the opinion of all you great players out there what is the best, quietest and versatile Guitar FX unit, either rack mount or stand alone. Thanks for taking the time.

I bought this amp in March '99 and have never looked back. I don't like amps that have loads on knobs, and this is very basic. The clean sound is great and can get a good range with the EQ knobs. I like the distortion sound but the only drawback is there's no indidual EQ for each channel. Ive found that if I get the clean tone I want,then the EQ on distortion sounds too muddy. And if I get the dist. right, then the clean sounds too tinny. I use separate pedals. But all in all this is a great amp that throws air across a room, but it's not too deafening when you're stood next to it.

: I am a beginner and I was wanting an acoustic guitar.
: What is the best brand for the $$$. I really can not aford anything over $200.
: What is the diference in a 6 sting or 12 sting?
: I want to play country music

KC, I think you just decided what the difference between the 6 and 12 strings is, 6 MORE STRINGS!!! A 12 string has a cool sound, because the strings in between the base strings are octaves, giving you a rounded sound. It is harder to start on a 12-string. It is easier to just get started on the 6. Yamaha makes a decent guitar for $200, but don't expect much out of it. Acoustics at that price are all the same, and are tough on begginers. 6 strings is what most country players use. Check some cheap resonator guitars, they are very country picking type guitars. I think the best match is, when you get into electrics, you should look at Fender Tele's. They are country electric at its finest

: THANKS FOR ANY INFO KC