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Bebop or bop is a style of jazz developed in the early to mid1940s in the United States, which features songs characterized by a fast tempo, complex chord. Summertime jazz guitar chord melody in TABS and chords sheet with diagrams for comping. Plus audio mp3 demo of the melody. EnjoyThe Scale Omnibus. Jazz Guitar Lessons Ed Bickert Bio. Canadian Jazz Guitarist Edward Isaac Ed Bickert established himself as one of the top if not the top Toronto studio and jazz guitarist in the 6. He was fortunate enough to play with touring US jazz men that came through Toronto and were willing to use the house rhythm section. His experience with world top jazz men was surely formative enough to soon propel him onto the international jazz scene. For this to happen to someone who lived in Toronto and raised a family at that time was rather rare even impossible The real career launch probably happened when Ed Bickert was recommend to the great Paul Desmond  by Jim Hall himself Jim surely new that Ed could be the perfect accompanist for the legendary saxophonists band. Ed and Jim were friends. Bickert worked with Desmond from the mid seventies they recorded a few albums notably Paul Desmond Quartet Live and Pure Desmond . Certmgr Msc Command Line Install Certificate Authority'>Certmgr Msc Command Line Install Certificate Authority. The later was recorded in the US with Ron Carter on bass Not bad for a little Canadian cowboy Mister Harmonic ProwessAfter gaining international visibility, Ed Bickert performed with renowned jazz artists and led his own band. His career owed him to be a Member of Order of Canada a very high distinction. While Bickert is a real jazz guitar hero to many guitarists old and young, he never got the attention he deserved. That is mainly because he never lived in NY or in the States as most of his contemporaries did. Eds first trio record called simply called Ed Bickert is the recording that exposed him to a wider audience. Unfortunately, he stopped playing in the early 2. He influenced many other Canadian and American guitarists namely Ted Greene who also plays a tele by the wayOn a personal note one of my teachers got in touch with Ed many times and harassed him to get a private lesson. The answer was always NO on the other hand, Bickert was a fantastic clinician. Gear and Playing Style. Ed Bickerts creativity and taste is unprecedented on the instrument. His harmonic concept really makes him the perfect accompanist for jazz in any context duo, trio, quartet, etc. He obviously used an hybrid technique of pick and fingers to achieve maximum clarity in his chords introductions, self accompaniments, chord solos and counterpuntal lines. If you want to know how to comp behind singers horns bassists, listen to himBickerts round, well voiced chords , progressions and harmonic genius passing chords, counterpoint, deceptive cadences, etc. In the process of transcribing his music, I noticed that some of his 3 part voicings have much bigger implications I could sometimes hear the other notes he didnt play he implied them with less notes Talk about as master of harmony. Gear wise he used a solid body guitar probably why the chords he played sounded so rich and full. In fact, it seems he played mostly on a creamy yellow worn out Fender Telecaster. Although I saw him with an archtop in his early years, thanks to You. TubeI am still unsure of the amplifiers he used. From what I heard, he doesnt like Fender amps. When he gave a clinic in Montreal in the 1. Give me anything but a Fender amp Amps Addendum quoting directly a friend of mine, the great guitarist Steve Raegele Ive seen Ed Bickert play probably 1. Roland Cube. In the late 9. Evans amp that sounded really good. Ed Bickert Untold. Read or watch Ed Bickert Untold here, where we ask ourselves What can we learn from Ed other than playing amazing improvised jazz guitar linesTop 5 Ed Bickert Albums according to Jazz. Guitar. Lessons. netDont know where to start listening to the great Ed BickertPerhaps this little top 5 list will help you get started Ed Bickert with Don Thompson At the Garden Party 1. Mutual Street 1. Rob Mc. Download Information Technology Project Management there. Connell. Paul Desmond Quartet Live 1. Bye Bye Baby 1. 98. This is New 1. 99. Video, Licks and Transcriptions. More TranscriptionsWho Can I Turn Tofrom the Frank Rosolinos album Thinking About YouWavefrom the Paul Desmond Album Pure DesmondIm Old Fashionedfrom the Paul Desmond Album Pure DesmondSuggested Listening. Highly recommended Ed Bickert Don Thompson At the Garden Party. I learned a few tracks on this album while in school. Ed really showed me how to play chords on the guitar.