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Conference napalm::guitar

Title:GUITARnotes - Where Every Note has Emotion
Notice:Discussion of the finer stringed instruments
Moderator:KDX200::COOPER
Created:Thu Aug 14 1986
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3280
Total number of notes:61432

614.0. "Cable TV show for Guitar Players" by DREGS::BLICKSTEIN (The height of MIDIocrity) Fri Apr 29 1988 13:13

    I understand that some cable company in NY is running a weekly show
    about guitar playing.  The lists of guests was mind-bogglingly
    impressive.  I think I'd like to have a tape of every single show.
    
    Can anyone provide details?
    
    I was thinking of lobbying my cable company to pick this up (if it's
    available) but I regret that it's probably hopeless:
    
    	1) They don't even provide the SportsChannel even though
    	   there's a few zillion Boston Celtics fans who have
    	   regularly bugged them for it.
    
    	2) Hudson, NH isn't exactly a guitar Mecca (so far as I
    	   know, there's me and Rik Sawyer...)
    
    	3) They haven't even run the cable to my neighborhood.
    	   This doesn't bother me cause I don't want it, but
    	   if they got this guitar show (and the Celtics) that
    	   might be enough for me to get it.
    
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614.1Maybe ROCKSCHOOL?HAZEL::CLARKWorking for the ClampdownFri Apr 29 1988 13:4215
    db,
    
      You may be thinking of a show I watch on the PBS station out of
    New Hampshire. It's is on Saturday afternoons around 3:00 or 4:00.
    It's called Rockschool, and has a lot of guests teaching to the
    camera. This may not be the show you're talking about, because it
    is not only for guitars, but for many different instruments.
    
      I catch it every now and then. The last on I saw was a couple
    of weeks ago, and was on sequencers and how to use them. Guests
    included Jan Hammer and Herbie Hancock.
    
    Alan S.
    
    (And you probably don't even need cable!)
614.2That ain't itDREGS::BLICKSTEINThe height of MIDIocrityFri Apr 29 1988 18:1210
    Nope,
    
    I know about ROckschool.  That ain't it.  There's a short article on this
    show in the current Guitar Player magazine.
    
    I got the distinct impression that this show is aimed at a higher
    level of player than Rockschool (which starts out by assuming that you
    do NOT know how to tune your guitar).
    
    	db