Results for "guitar, electric"

Dan Sieckman

Born: July 18, 1956

American born Jazz Guitarist Dan Sieckman received a Bachelor of Music from Arizona State University in 1981. He played extensively in the Phoenix area during the late seventies and early eighties in a variety of jazz and commercial settings. Dan took a somewhat different path than many guitarists, primarily learning the jazz idiom from pianists including Dr. Tom Ferguson, Dan Hearle, and Chuck Moronic while at Arizona State. He has also participated in clinics with the likes of Joe Pass, Herb Ellis, and Barney Kessel, to name a few. Dan took a sabbatical from music for approximately 10 years, pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems and a career as a Senior Systems Engineer for a global data processing firm. Dan started playing professionally again in 1992 in Little Rock Arkansas and quickly became widely in demand in the central Arkansas area

Residents Of The Future

Residents Of The Future perform original tunes written and arranged by guitarist and band founder Yuval Ron. The music reveals influences of modern jazz-rock icons, and a mixture of many other contemporary artists from the progressive rock, fusion and metal genres. The music places a constant emphasis on harmonic richness, rhythmical sophistication, dialogue between the players and an extensive use of synthesizers, laptops and other electronic instruments. Yuval Ron & Residents Of The Future are based in Berlin, Germany, bringing together four internationally rising talents from the next generation of electric Jazz. The material blends fascinating compositions and spectacular solo improvisations and leads to a musically electrifying experience

Perry Dean Collins,jr

Born: November 18, 1956

Creative guitarist of many years who dabbles in Jazz and rock oriented experimentation also R&B and funk.Former Berklee student (70's), and a constantly evolving musician through constant self study and interaction w/ any and all artists embodying discipline and principle with regards to the pursuit of musical excellence in the musical art.

TAYLOR

Born: December 18, 1956

Artist relations director various music companies + musician

Fletcher McKenzie

Born: March 3, 1943

Guitarist and composer, worked with Rock bands in the 60’s Fusion Jazz groups in the 70’s and recently composed tracks for several jazz influenced albums, Dreaming City, (Sub-Urban Collective). Last Man standing (Nujazzeurope) and RemixVirus1 (Killervirus-Audio) an Austrian based label showcasing unique, and infectious expressions of nu- jazz through deep house, IDM, and broken beat styles.

Bert Jackson

Born: January 14

Guitarist and composer Bert Jackson is influenced by the adventurousness of John McLaughlin, the groove of Wes Montgomery, and the passion of British Blues greats like Eric Clapton, Peter Green and Mick Taylor. While sophisticated, his playing is approachable, fun, and always a little outside the norm. You will find Bert singing and playing jazz, blues and latin all around the Southeastern Massachusetts/Cape Cod region - from hot music spots to outdoor concerts to the best community events.

Luis Merino

Born: November 2, 1979

Born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - Canary Islands - Spain. Studied music in Madrid and Ba Jazz in London ( Middlesex ). Active gigging and recording musician in diverse styles as Funk, Soul, Rock , Jazz.... Coordinator of the modern music department and guitar and harmony teacher in Las Palmas Public Music School. Recently recorded my debut album "Blacky".

Marco Reynaldo

Born: May 20, 1994

Growing up surrounded by music, Marco Reynaldo picked up his first instrument during his early high school years. Starting to learn musical pieces from classical to metal by ear and transcribing some of the masters work. He started to write his first music as classic rock and roll and become a purist for a while. Only to take his path from his Rock Background more toward Jazz. Even so, his roots keep coming back in his inspirational process leading him to fuse the genre as his main approach in songwriting.

Marc

Born: May 20, 1994

Scott Denett

Scott Denett is an artist and jazz guitarist with roots from master musician Pat Martino. Scott began playing guitar at the age of twelve and within six months was already playing professionally. Growing up in the Washington DC area Scott’s first break came from the Blues Alley youth orchestra, that led to a performance with Dizzy Gillespie and opening for Joe Pass and Ella Fitzgerald at the Kennedy Center. Denett gained national recognition from Downbeat Magazine after entering the first annual Musicfest competition and winning best jazz combo. This led to an Article in Downbeat magazine which by coincidence also had an article about Pat Martino. Scott began his studies with Pat Martino at 16 years old, and Pat is by far the dominant influence on his playing