"If you're talking about a straight blues and how to infuse if with fresh ideas, I am sure everyone will have some great ideas for you.
In THAT context, I would do many things. For a I7 chord, I would use a tone of scales besides the pentatonic…"
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Danny Hayoun replied to Bruce Radtke's discussion Picking Technique in the group Jazz Guitarists"The way I happen to play NATURALLY is with economy picking when ascending strings and alternate picking when descending... I have of course worked on this to be able to do both, and have experimented with many different methods, including the…"
Danny Hayoun replied to Bobby Griffin Jr.'s discussion Pick gauges in the group Jazz Guitarists"I drift between pick brands, but almost exclusively they are thicker than 1.0mm. Lately I have been really digging the Wegen "Bluegrass" picks. They generate an amazing tone and flow smoothly across the strings.... On an acoustic,…"
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- Where are you located?
- Miami, FL
- What is your affiliation to the Jazz World?
- Musical Artist, Producer, Visual Artist, Vocalist, Educator, Clinician, Arranger, Composer, Recording Engineer, Recording Studio, Author, Editor, Freelance Writer, Collector, Fan
- Tell us a little about your background...
- I began playing guitar at 14 and began getting into jazz right before High School was out... Then I attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, Mass. and sutdied Guitar Performance and Film Scoring there and NEC (New England Conservatory). I have played with many well known artists, both from the jazz world and the pop/rock world. I also began cutting my teeth on recording technology.
I now write, produce, engineer and play pretty much everything on ever recording I put out, unless it is for other artists, in which case I play only the parts that are needed (they sometimes sing and/or play an instrument). I play guitar, bass, drums, some keys, many ethnic instruments and do a fair bit of programming (drums, synth, etc.)
I occasionally play duo gigs with vocalists or horn players, do some band gigs and play high profile wedding/corporate gigs doing solo jazz guitar stuff (standards, reharmonizations, ceremonial music, etc.)
- How did you hear about the Jazz Network? Please give full name of contact
- I heard of it through a websearch
- What Instrument do you play?
- Vocalist, Bass, Drums, Guitar, Other
- What is your website address? Only websites that pertain to your business and how you can be contacted.
- http://www.myspace.com/dannyhayounakaprofessorparkinson
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The Jazz Network is exactly what the title suggests, a place where you get to mix and mingle with those who have not only an appreciation for Jazz but a forum to hear new up and coming artists as well. I've hooked up with so many of my old friends that I've lost contact with over the years here and it's been a great place to meet folk, appreciate good music and Musicianship. What an incredible idea!!
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