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About Curt Sheller

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Author • Musician • Educator • Graphic Artist Curt has been a performing guitarist/recording artist for the past 30 years and a private music instructor for the last 20 years. As an educator and author Curt has published over 30 books on music, guitar and ukulele. Curt maintains a roster of between 40 to 60 private guitar, bass and ukulele students a week. Curt has been published by Just Jazz Guitar magazine. Curt designed and maintains the Internet's most comprehensive resource for jazz guitarists and ukulele players. Here is what jazz guitarist Joe Finn had to say about the site: "One of the internet's most comprehensive resources for the jazz guitarist is jazzguitarresources.com where you will find outstanding information about luthiers, instructional materials, instruments, and the musicians themselves

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Article: Take Five With...

Take Five With Curt Sheller

by AAJ Staff
November 1, 2009

Meet Curt Sheller: Curt has been a performing guitarist/recording artist for the past 30 years and a private music instructor for the last 20 years. As an educator and author, Curt has published over 20 books on music, guitar and ukulele. Here is what Nick Matty said about Curt's books. “I have purchased many books over ...

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Midnight At The Jazz Cafe

By Curt Sheller

Label: Curt Sheller
Released: 2004
Track listing: There Will Never Be Another You, Black Orpheus, My Favorite Things, When Sunny Gets Blue, Milestones, The Shadow of Your Smile, Wave, Woman Child, Autumn Leaves, Kelle Belle, So What, Cute, Midnight Cafe.

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Article: Album Review

The Curt Sheller Trio: Midnight At The Jazz Cafe

Read "Midnight At The Jazz Cafe" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone

by Michael P. Gladstone
August 25, 2004

Jazz guitarist Curt Sheller is an instuctor/musician who hails from Pottstown, Pennsylvania and performs in the greater Philadelphia area. On his first album he has provided thirteen tracks that consist of largely the Great American Songbook and jazz standards plus two originals and one composition from his mentor, Chuck Anderson. Let's give some credit ...

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