Reading Music

Reading/Sight Reading Reading music is a funny thing for guitarists. The reasons for this are well understood: • Most guitarists start out playing Rock, learning Purple Haze and some bar chords, the blues scale. No reading necessary. • The guitar is a strange instrument to sight read on. There are many ways to play the […]

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GEAR

After 30 years of playing an ES335 almost exclusively, I became a Telecaster convert around 10 years ago. Originally, I was just looking for something smaller and lighter to take to gigs around town. It took awhile to make the transition, but I eventually became hooked on the possibilities of one of the original electric […]

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Sound Assembly

Buy it on Amazon Available on itunes Sound Assembly – Edge of the Mind This is the debut CD of Sound Assembly co-lead by two great composers/arrangers, JC Sanford and David Schumacher. I am but one of many extremely talented musicians on this cutting edge large ensemble record. Produced by John McNeil. Sound Assembly – […]

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The NOTET

THE NOTET silent d Silent D by The Notet Featuring: JC Sanford – Trombone Jeremy Udden – Alto Sax Jorge Roeder – Bass Andrew Green – Guitar Body and Soul Alone Together Along Came Betty Stella By Starlight silent d Also available on iTunes The NOTET is a musical collective organized by guitarist Andrew Green, featuring […]

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Narrow Margin

Narrow Margin 2010 Cadence Magazine Reviewer’s Poll Top 10 Selection!           Narrow Margin by Andrew Green Narrow Margin is a jazz-noir sextet featuring some of New York’s finest improvisors and lucid writing and arranging by yours truly. Bill McHenry–Tenor Sax Russ Johnson–Trumpet JC Sanford–Trombone John Hebert–Bass Mark Ferber–Drums Also available on […]

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Rhythm

Jazz Guitar Comping – Rhythm                     Jazz Guitar Comping Andrew Green Paperback: 136 pages with Online Audio E-book with Online Audio Publisher: Microphonic Press ISBN: 0-9700576-4-4 Comping Rhythms From a rhythmic standpoint, comping behind a soloist can be seen as following a continuum of interaction with […]

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