favorite links
timpricejazz.com
a great friend, temendous musician and one of the most positive people
I know.
wwbw.com
the woodwind and brasswind's site. great prices on everything.
AllaboutJazz.com
a great site to read about what's going on in the jazz world
eddiedanielsclarinet.com
a true virtuoso clarinetist, great musician and a wonderful human
being
saxsolos.com
Curtis Swift is a tremendously talented guy, but very humble. If you
need anything transcribed, check out Curtis. His prices are reasonble
and he has quite the list of solos that he has already done.
jazzbooks.com
Jamey Aebersold's site. Almost every book on learning about and
playing jazz that you could ever want.
bertwilson.com
one of the most amazing players out there. Check out Bert
www.zayde.net/jimpepperlives.html
a new site that my friend and great writer Bill Siegel has started to
make people aware of Jim Pepper, his music and legacy. Bill is a very
talented guy and he's got great taste.........he loves Jim Pepper's
music!
jaythomasjazz.com
Jay is a great trumpet player and saxophonist. He plays with an ease
that only comes with experience. He has become a legend in the
northwest and tours often in Japan. Check out Jay!
philwoods.com
what can I say about Phil Woods...............he's just the greatest
and a real inspiration.
charlesmcpherson.com
Tim Price says if he wins the lottery he's gonna make an album with
Charles and Phil Woods. I would love to hear that
one.............Charles is one of the greats that truly deserves wider
recognition.
robertoswoodwinds.com
check out this site............and when in NYC stop by Roberto's
store. It's one of the coolest you will ever enter...........and the
people treat you nice...........and Roberto is a killer repairman!
rayburnmusic.com
the greatest music store in Boston. Check out their site. Then, when
you are in Boston, stop by and see Emilio Lyons, the Sax Doctor!
Wilburn Custom Shop, Tri-Cities Washington
my friend Scott Wilburn's online custom guitar & parts shop.
Scott's a player and a good guy!