Here's lesson 5. Play a chord tone solo. Why? Well let's see if you know the chords. If I can put you in a box and ask you limit yourself and play a solo, and you can play through the tune and we hear the tune very clearly, then you know the chords. And you know how to simply play through the tune.

If you're having trouble then just play arpeggios for each chord. But play in time and play the chords where they fall.

I mean if you can't play a chord tone solo, then you just don't know the chords. So this exercise is to make sure you know the chords.

Is it possible to get a motor on the M48. Im just realizing that it doesnt have a motor.

Take 2

Tony just havin a go a some 25s on this tell me how baaad it is,or if there is anything worthwhile there, how you fixed for this week or next does'nt matter either one will do
John

The 4 stages of a musicians career. Sad but true! And Funny!

Don't think this will look as good as on my phone, but i think it was a cool photo of my vibes.

I did a great gig last night with my mentor, Larry Mckenna. I took a shot of what we see when we play. It's an art museum and it's really a fun gig. The sound man is really good, so the sound is good for a room this large. Here's a photo of Larry Mckenna talking to the audience. Just posting for fun!

Hey guys,

Here are some audio clips from a concert that took place at The University of New Hampshire in Durham, NH on February 2nd, 2009. The players are Dave Liebman – soprano & tenor, Matt Wilson – drums, David Clark – bass and me on vibes, piano and marimba.

Dave Liebman – soprano & tenor
Matt Wilson – drums
David Clark – bass
Ed Saindon - vibes, piano and marimba