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Ted Greene "George Van Eps Interview" - circa 1981. We have rare recordings of Ted Greene interviewing George Van Eps for the August 1981 issue of Guitar Player magazine. The entire interview with George was taped by Ted, which he later used as a reference when he wrote the article. We are presenting both the audio (in several parts) and the ...
19. Juni 2023 · Today, we have two recordings of the legendary George Van Eps from (according to the YouTube title) an LP called ''The Blue Angel Jazz Club – Jazz At Pasadena '69 Volume Two.'' However, the notes state that it was recorded at the University Club in Pasadena, CA, in November 1969. Regardless, it's GVE live. Also, these are audio only; the "video" is a montage of images of GVE from various ...
27. März 2018 · A method of applying harmony to the guitar. ... Addeddate 2018-03-27 06:34:37 Identifier TheGeorgeVanEpsMethodForGuitar.documents
About George Van Eps. Originally a banjo player, George Van Eps became an important innovator in the world of jazz guitar. His use of the instrument's harmonic qualities and his development of the seven-string guitar, with its extended bass capabilities, represented a unique new approach. Although infrequent appearances kept him in relative ...
Recording Date. March 21, 1946. Recording Location. Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA. Discography Timeline See Full Discography. Mellow Guitar (1956) My Guitar (1965) Soliloquy (1968) Hand-Crafted Swing (1992) Seven & Seven (1992) Keepin' Time (1994) George ...
Here I have for your consideration a 1968 first year of production Gretsch "George Van Eps" model 7 string guitar. Everything is original, and the guitar doesn't show very much play wear at all. Sunburst finish is very vibrant, no wear on the neck, etc. Hardware shows some corrosion because the guitar sat in the case, and the gas from the ...
George Van Eps (7 August 1913 – 29 November 1998) (often called "the Father of the Seven String Guitar") was an American swing and Mainstream jazz guitarist noted both for his recordings as a leader, and for his work as a session musician. He was well known as a pioneer of the seven-string guitar, which allowed him to incorporate sophisticated bass lines into his improvisation. He was a ...
