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Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
I got to the sorting books phase of packing this morning and made a pile
of bass books. These are things that accumulated over 33 years of
studying and playing and I'd like to give them to good homes. All I ask
is that you Paypal me the shipping cost after I send them. That would be
the real shipping cost plus the price of the new postal service plastic
envelope...in North America I'd guess between $6 and $12 depending on
weight but i'll send them anywhere in the world. Don't ask about
shipping costs in advance please, I don't have time to check that for
you. If you want to check yourself the stuff will be shipping via Canada
Post from Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 4R8
For the record I'm not necessarily going to do a first come first serve
thing here...for example Carr has dibs on the sight reading books. ;)
I'll leave the list up a few days and try to send them out the next
couple of weeks.
To request something please email me with your shipping address.
jeffbonny AT gmail DOT com
I don't wanna try to keep track via this thread so you gotta email me if
you want something.
The list:
Walking Bassics - Ed Fuqua (Sher Publishing)
a great new book by a great player and teacher
The Evolving Bassist -Rufus Reid
a classic method
Ray Brown's Bass Method
another classic
True Cuban Bass -Carlos Del Puerto
Pat Martino Creative Force vol 1 & 2
guitar books but an interesting take on harmonic organization
Pat Martino Linear Expressions
see above
Note Reading For Bass
reading studies
Odd Time Reading Text - Louis Bellson
volume 2 that goes with the classic Reading Text in 4 4
Easy Electric Bass -edited by Carol Kaye
beginner
Electric Bass Vol 1 (mel bay)
beginner
Jazz Bass (w. CD) -Ed Friedland
World's Greatest Trombone Solos
good reading practice
Salsa Guidebook (Sher Publishing)
a primer on Salsa ensemble playing. not bass specific
Bach For Bass -Josquin des Pres
probably the only book I ever bought that has tab (it also has standard
notation)
Time Signature Studies for Bass - Chuck Rainey
Basic Electric Bass Vol 4 Odd Meter Rock & Jazz Patterns
The Development of Cello Hands
a must read for anyone who plays cello. very useful to bassists too
Scale System for Violoncello
a classic scale study book for the cello
Bach Two Part Inventions
piano edition for you ambitious tappers
77 Baroque Basslines
Violin Maker's Notebook -Henry Strobel
Useful Measurements For Violin Makers -Henry Strobel
Cello Making Step By Step -Henry Strobel (requires Violin making step by
step to be complete)
Bach Cello Suites -Pierre Fournier Edition
Bach Cello Suites -Vandesall Edition
a "clean" edition with no bow or dynamic markings
Bach Solo Cello Suites - Kurtz/Anna Magdalena Edition
interesting to be able to compare a modern edition on one page with the
hand copied manuscript from Bach's wife on the facing page
Funifying The Clave - Lincoln Goines/Robby Ameen
SWR Super Redhead Owner's Manual
SWR Baby Blue Owner's Manual
original version not BB II
3 trombone songs for sight reading practice
bargain bin reading practice
TI Acousticore ABG strings.
used for about ten minutes. *VERY* soft, won't work with magnetic p.up
I got to the sorting books phase of packing this morning and made a pile
of bass books. These are things that accumulated over 33 years of
studying and playing and I'd like to give them to good homes. All I ask
is that you Paypal me the shipping cost after I send them. That would be
the real shipping cost plus the price of the new postal service plastic
envelope...in North America I'd guess between $6 and $12 depending on
weight but i'll send them anywhere in the world. Don't ask about
shipping costs in advance please, I don't have time to check that for
you. If you want to check yourself the stuff will be shipping via Canada
Post from Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 4R8
For the record I'm not necessarily going to do a first come first serve
thing here...for example Carr has dibs on the sight reading books. ;)
I'll leave the list up a few days and try to send them out the next
couple of weeks.
To request something please email me with your shipping address.
jeffbonny AT gmail DOT com
I don't wanna try to keep track via this thread so you gotta email me if
you want something.
The list:
Walking Bassics - Ed Fuqua (Sher Publishing)
a great new book by a great player and teacher
The Evolving Bassist -Rufus Reid
a classic method
Ray Brown's Bass Method
another classic
True Cuban Bass -Carlos Del Puerto
Pat Martino Creative Force vol 1 & 2
guitar books but an interesting take on harmonic organization
Pat Martino Linear Expressions
see above
Note Reading For Bass
reading studies
Odd Time Reading Text - Louis Bellson
volume 2 that goes with the classic Reading Text in 4 4
Easy Electric Bass -edited by Carol Kaye
beginner
Electric Bass Vol 1 (mel bay)
beginner
Jazz Bass (w. CD) -Ed Friedland
World's Greatest Trombone Solos
good reading practice
Salsa Guidebook (Sher Publishing)
a primer on Salsa ensemble playing. not bass specific
Bach For Bass -Josquin des Pres
probably the only book I ever bought that has tab (it also has standard
notation)
Time Signature Studies for Bass - Chuck Rainey
Basic Electric Bass Vol 4 Odd Meter Rock & Jazz Patterns
The Development of Cello Hands
a must read for anyone who plays cello. very useful to bassists too
Scale System for Violoncello
a classic scale study book for the cello
Bach Two Part Inventions
piano edition for you ambitious tappers
77 Baroque Basslines
Violin Maker's Notebook -Henry Strobel
Useful Measurements For Violin Makers -Henry Strobel
Cello Making Step By Step -Henry Strobel (requires Violin making step by
step to be complete)
Bach Cello Suites -Pierre Fournier Edition
Bach Cello Suites -Vandesall Edition
a "clean" edition with no bow or dynamic markings
Bach Solo Cello Suites - Kurtz/Anna Magdalena Edition
interesting to be able to compare a modern edition on one page with the
hand copied manuscript from Bach's wife on the facing page
Funifying The Clave - Lincoln Goines/Robby Ameen
SWR Super Redhead Owner's Manual
SWR Baby Blue Owner's Manual
original version not BB II
3 trombone songs for sight reading practice
bargain bin reading practice
TI Acousticore ABG strings.
used for about ten minutes. *VERY* soft, won't work with magnetic p.up
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
jeffb wrote:
> For the record I'm not necessarily going to do a first come first serve
> thing here...for example Carr has dibs on the sight reading books. ;)
> I'll leave the list up a few days and try to send them out the next
> couple of weeks.
I just spit my coffee. Too funny! You *will* be missed. The only good
thing about your decision is that a lot of us just moved up a notch in
the world rankings.
jeffb wrote:
> For the record I'm not necessarily going to do a first come first serve
> thing here...for example Carr has dibs on the sight reading books. ;)
> I'll leave the list up a few days and try to send them out the next
> couple of weeks.
I just spit my coffee. Too funny! You *will* be missed. The only good
thing about your decision is that a lot of us just moved up a notch in
the world rankings.
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
Jim Carr wrote:
> I just spit my coffee.
Glad I could make ya spit coffee...that's what friends are for.
*ADDITION TO THE LIST*
Modified shape (swept off the Pre p.up partially exposing it and cut
further forward for a neck position Jazz p.up) tortoise shell Fender
Precision pickguard. Probably not much practical use to anyone but it's
autographed by Graham Maby. Graham got a big kick outta me being VERY
clear I didn't want Joe Jackson to sign it, just him. I've lit a lot of
serious bass players over the years and Graham is the only guy I ever
asked for an autograph...a memento from my days as lighting tech at the
Commodore Ballroom. It should be on someone's music room wall not hidden
away in storage...I know there're a few Maby fans out there.
Jim Carr wrote:
> I just spit my coffee.
Glad I could make ya spit coffee...that's what friends are for.
*ADDITION TO THE LIST*
Modified shape (swept off the Pre p.up partially exposing it and cut
further forward for a neck position Jazz p.up) tortoise shell Fender
Precision pickguard. Probably not much practical use to anyone but it's
autographed by Graham Maby. Graham got a big kick outta me being VERY
clear I didn't want Joe Jackson to sign it, just him. I've lit a lot of
serious bass players over the years and Graham is the only guy I ever
asked for an autograph...a memento from my days as lighting tech at the
Commodore Ballroom. It should be on someone's music room wall not hidden
away in storage...I know there're a few Maby fans out there.
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
jeffb wrote:
> Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
> Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
Oops, the Pat Martino Creative Force books are still up for grabs too.
jeffb wrote:
> Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
> Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
Oops, the Pat Martino Creative Force books are still up for grabs too.
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
jeffb wrote:
> jeffb wrote:
>> Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
>> Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
>
> Oops, the Pat Martino Creative Force books are still up for grabs too.
AND the Fournier Edition Bach Cello Suites are also still available.
jeffb wrote:
> jeffb wrote:
>> Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
>> Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
>
> Oops, the Pat Martino Creative Force books are still up for grabs too.
AND the Fournier Edition Bach Cello Suites are also still available.
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
jeffb wrote:
> jeffb wrote:
>> jeffb wrote:
>>> Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
>>> Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
>>
>> Oops, the Pat Martino Creative Force books are still up for grabs too.
>
> AND the Fournier Edition Bach Cello Suites are also still available.
Cello suites sound cool to me - mind if I snag that, Jeff? Should sound
cool on the Allen, I think.
Zev
jeffb wrote:
> jeffb wrote:
>> jeffb wrote:
>>> Everything is gone except the Bach Two Part Inventions and the Graham
>>> Maby autographed pickguard. Lemme know if you want either of these.
>>
>> Oops, the Pat Martino Creative Force books are still up for grabs too.
>
> AND the Fournier Edition Bach Cello Suites are also still available.
Cello suites sound cool to me - mind if I snag that, Jeff? Should sound
cool on the Allen, I think.
Zev
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
Zev Weiss wrote:
> Cello suites sound cool to me - mind if I snag that, Jeff? Should sound
> cool on the Allen, I think.
Zev, for what ever stupid reason I don't have yer real email and you
mailed me from yer newsreader with the fuck you spammers address so my
reply bounced. I don't have the Cello suites but maybe got something
better. You gotta come Sunday though as I HAVE to move crap into storage
Monday bright and early.
Call me.
604.817.1753
Zev Weiss wrote:
> Cello suites sound cool to me - mind if I snag that, Jeff? Should sound
> cool on the Allen, I think.
Zev, for what ever stupid reason I don't have yer real email and you
mailed me from yer newsreader with the fuck you spammers address so my
reply bounced. I don't have the Cello suites but maybe got something
better. You gotta come Sunday though as I HAVE to move crap into storage
Monday bright and early.
Call me.
604.817.1753
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
Everything is spoken for and will be sent as soon as I can get it out.
This coming week is a write off but everyone who has things coming will
be informed when I ship.
I hope you all find these things useful.
jeff
Everything is spoken for and will be sent as soon as I can get it out.
This coming week is a write off but everyone who has things coming will
be informed when I ship.
I hope you all find these things useful.
jeff
Re: Free Books (and a set of TI Acousticores)
On Apr 27, 9:38 pm, jeffb <rig...@shaw.c> wrote:
> Everything is spoken for and will be sent as soon as I can get it out.
> This coming week is a write off but everyone who has things coming will
> be informed when I ship.
> I hope you all find these things useful.
>
> jeff
Nice work, Jeff! What a wonderful thing to do! I hope everyone enjoys
their "new" books!
Corey
On Apr 27, 9:38 pm, jeffb <rig...@shaw.c> wrote:
> Everything is spoken for and will be sent as soon as I can get it out.
> This coming week is a write off but everyone who has things coming will
> be informed when I ship.
> I hope you all find these things useful.
>
> jeff
Nice work, Jeff! What a wonderful thing to do! I hope everyone enjoys
their "new" books!
Corey
