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Chicken à la Swing, Part 4: Carl Kress’s Part. In this lesson, you’ll learn Carl Kress’s guitar part to “Chicken à la Swing,” an accompaniment to Dick McDonough’s melody part, but not exactly a rhythm guitar part, as Kress plays bass lines and counter melodies as well as chords. Matt walks you through Kress’s part, section by ...
Listen to music by Bill Stegmeyer on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Bill Stegmeyer including In the Mood (feat. Paula Kelly, Hal Dickinson, Ralph Brewster, Fran Scott, Johnny Drake, Bill Stegmeyer, Mike Carrano, Bob Haggart, Johnny Blowers & Anthony Mottola), A Bicycle Built for Two (Daisy Bell) [feat.
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13. Jan. 2016 · Originally recorded on August 8, 1939, in New York City for the Decca Label, Sutton Mutton is one of Carl Kress’ more popular solo guitar compositions and can be found in Mel Bay's Masters of the Plectrum Guitar. Kress Recorded all seven of his solo guitar pieces between November of 1938 and August of 1939 with Peg Leg Shuffle and Sutton Mutton being the more jazz-themed of the seven. While ...
2. März 2023 · The easiest and most effective way to propagate a string of pearls plant is stem cuttings. Select a healthy stem with several plump, healthy leaves. Using a sterile sharp knife or shears, cut a 4-6 inch (10-15 cm) piece off the tip of the stem. Remove the lower leaves so that only the top leaves remain.
Carl Kress’ tuning legacy: see more Kress/Grosz discussion in threads on the Jazzguitar.be and DjangoBooks forums, and also Hamilton College and Philadelphia Inquirer interviews with Grosz on his long, fascinating life in music: “His father, German expressionist painter George Grosz, had been deemed an enemy of the state for opposing the Nazi party. The boy was only 3 when the artist ...
