What a great interview. How playing performance you are forced to have a start middle and end. Vs just jam and ending or starting however. This resonates most times I play it is not a beginning middle end or performance. Recording yourself came up again as being really important for developing +tape cassettes as well as listening and really studying history. Appreciate the part about hard to pick five artists. Have been working on this one now for many many months and the questionnaire too. Agree very hard to choose still working on this each day to come up with own sound. This is a great watch packed with wisdom.
Thank you Jeff for watching this interview video. For soloing over chord changes, it’s better to have 3 steps. I love audio tapes because it limited length. And rewind time is important too. Overall recording yourself is only thing can really improve yourself. I use that questions to all my tape lessons & Berklee students. Often people write top 10 so I have to ask narrow down to 5. Less is better. Good job!
Yes! Many records... I tend to listen only side A! So listening CD from top to bottom is not the way musician listening. That's why old records are so good! Entire album is around 35-40 minutes. 70 minutes CD is too much information!
Tomo
A lot of this info can be found in Tomo's book Guitar Wisdom!