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Here's some links to my favorite music sites. First on the list is that of my good friend and guitar coach Mark Stefani. Please take a few minutes and check out his remarkable site. I can assure you that you won't be disappointed. | ||
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John is a former teacher of mine (my first jazz teacher) and a great friend. He's traveling the world these days lending his distinctive voice to the community of jazz guitarists. He's pictured here playing a marvelous nylon-stringed guitar built by Portland, Or. luthier, Mike Doolin, next on my list. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Stephen Holst is the Oregon luthier who made my beautiful archtop guitar. To the left is a graphic from his web site of the standard model of which mine is one. To see my Holst guitar go to my gear page. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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I could spend a lot of time linking to a lot of the guitarists that I admire, but Curt Sheller (the graphic to the left is the only one of himself that I could find on his web site) has already assembled the most comprehensive list of links to jazz guitarists I've ever seen on the web. You'll find it at www.jazzguitarresources.com | ||||
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