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Started by cozmik_cowboy, July 31, 2009, 02:46:34 PM

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hodge

i have the thesaurus of scales and melodic patterns, its the most expensive door stop i own

hodge

i also have a copy of the thesaurus of scales and melodic patterns. its the most expensive door stop i ever bought.

sonicus

It is easy to understand why some one would consider it's content  
quite intimidating.

afrobeat_fool

The improvisor's Bass method, by Chuck Sher is the most valuable book I have ever studied. Plus it has transcriptions by Paul Jackson, Jaco, Mingus, Ron Carter, Jamerson..... There is alot of great material, well explained, and usable by all skill levels, upright and electric. And then there is the Simandal book. All classical bass students know this one and groan. Piston's book of Harmony is the one my mom gave me, with Paul Des Marais accompaning workbook.

hifiguy

Phil's book is excellent; read it a few weeks ago.  Also good is Garcia: An American Life.