Guitar Messages by Paul Cheeseman

501. Re: What Mode is This Then?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 16 Hits · 8/17/2001 3:27 AM
     I think you'll find out that Miles Davis' Kind of Blue was around the time when modes became popular to people..It seems most are like sheep and everybody follows the trend setters.. I guarantee that most great be boppers don't use modes.. they ...(more)
502. Re: What Mode is This Then?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 16 Hits · 8/17/2001 1:17 AM
     and what a great scale to use over an altered chord.Try it out..ONE of my faves.
503. Re: What Mode is This Then?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 16 Hits · 8/17/2001 1:15 AM
     Partly right..It is an A dominant 8 note scale that the be bop players have used since the advent of the Genre..And I'm not getting personal..I am offering to people who want an alternative to the modal approach..And if you start with a tone and...(more)
504. Re: What Mode is This Then?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 17 Hits · 8/17/2001 12:36 AM
     That's right! Take the bait and tell me what mode it is Stone Dragon.LOL.You obviously don't know the answer to this one or you would have already posted the answer. Good Luck you won't find this one in ya mode books buddy!Look in older method b...(more)
505. Re: What Mode is This Then?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 13 Hits · 8/17/2001 12:23 AM
     I posted this as a bit of a brain teaser. I am staggered at the amount of people who base there entire playing on the modal approach!Doesn't anyone do it the old fashioned way? And no, that is not the right answer..People who do play the old fas...(more)
506. What Mode is This Then?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 220 Hits · 8/16/2001 10:22 PM
     seq|6_5|6_6|5_3|5_4|5_6|5_7|4_4|4_5|4_7|seq
507. View responses to an article.
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     WholeNote Forum · 52 Hits · 8/16/2001 12:33 AM
     Is there a way to view the responses to an article? Paul.
508. Re: Neat book to help with improv
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Instructional Forum · 66 Hits · 8/15/2001 11:22 PM
     Ted Greene has some exceptional books on improvising! Paul.
509. Re: Slide Guitar???
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Instructional Forum · 30 Hits · 8/15/2001 11:17 PM
     If you are beginning to learn the slide guitar an excellent resource is Bob Brozmans' videos..The first one will teach you all you need to about technique.Really if you have been practising for 2 hours a day on the slide it would be a good idea ...(more)
510. Re: What AMPS Has Everyone Been Using?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Equipment Forum · 11 Hits · 8/15/2001 11:02 PM
     I have ben using a 40 watt VHT Pitbull for 6 years now in every type of playing situation and the amp cuts them all..I am also endorsed by Laney and I use one of there 2 x 10, 30 watt class A amps and this amp is stunning..great sound and real e...(more)
511. Re: What scale is this?
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 21 Hits · 8/14/2001 12:14 AM
     It is an A dominant 7th Scale.Paul.
512. Re: Confusion with chords constructions
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 17 Hits · 8/13/2001 10:37 PM
     where did you get the guitar chord box from? Paul.
513. Re: A thought on modes and scales
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 21 Hits · 8/13/2001 10:30 PM
     Hi Andrew, There are 2 views on this subject..The first one being the people who use them and then the people who don't use them..I prefer not to think modally myself as I think that you are learning a lot of scales when really if you ...(more)
514. Music program
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Theory Forum · 80 Hits · 8/10/2001 4:28 AM
     Does anyone know of any free or shareware program for writing music on the staff,the old way?
515. Re: There's No Mystery To Improvisation
     
     Paul Cheeseman (2104)
     Open Forum · 31 Hits · 8/10/2001 4:20 AM
     Thanks for that Chris. That's one thing that every book doesn't tell you..The amount of hard work it takes to become proficient on your instrument..And also the role that your ears have in the equation..Paul.