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An Evening With Joe Pass

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1 reviews An instructional and performance video featuring a concert (with a great trio) plus a pre-concert run-through of jazz classics like 'S atin Doll,' 'All the Things You Are' and more. In clinic, Joe discu sses and demonstrates the techniques he employs, chord-melody and ' playing what you hear.' Booklet included. (90 min.)

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Code: V284
Artist: Joe Pass
Media: Videos
Video format(s): Unspecified
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Skill level(s): Intermediate

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#1 Guest (Saturday February 25, 2012 @ 17:38)

Suzie106. After alot of reocrd hunting and enquiries .he did live in Nelson Road, Southsea. Between what was then Thornbury Hotel and Arnwood Hotel .close to the Merton Road crossroads. Whether Dillie did too ask her! She reads this thread