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	Wes Montgomery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Many jazz guitarists, however, are amazed with his innovative solo riffs and creative chord comping even on the renditions of pop songs he performed later in his brief career.
		Many jazz guitarists today list Montgomery among their influences, including Pat Martino, Lee Ritenour, Pat Metheny, George Benson, Pete Smyser, Chris Standring, and Yoshiaki Miyanoue.
		By some accounts, Montgomery has been the most influential jazz guitarist of all time, whose style has transcended into other forms of music, including Rock 'n' Roll, Soul, and Rhythm and Blues.
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	MY JAZZ FRIENDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In fact, I establish the other corner and want to introduce it, but it is urgent and introduces it because it was released the fourth piece NEW ALBUM in 9/1.
		Great master of JAZZ GUITAR world costared even the first piece ALBUM (I REMEMBER CLIFFORD '83 production), we are after a long absence with Yoshiaki Miyanoue this time.
		If it is all of you of an earnest Shuji Atsuta fan that let Yoshiaki Miyanoue visits Izumo at every tour to go around West Japan annually and hear a hot session with Mr.
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	Jerome Lee - A Bassic Life - Bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He'd played with the finest student orchestras on Long Island, NY, was recognized by NY state as one of its top musicians and excelled in performance on upright bass as well as arranging, composition and conducting.
		After high school graduation and joining the service, he was stationed in Japan from 1977-1979 where he played electric bass on club and concert dates with Oy Takahashi, Miyanoue Yoshiaki, Keiji Yoshida and The 9th Of June.
		Upon returning to the US at the end of 1979, Jerome later moved to Los Angeles in 1985 and to its busy music scene.
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	Blue Note New York Performance Schedule
		After graduating from High School, Hiro moved to Tokyo to get his formal education in music.
		His first instructor was Yoshiaki Miyanoue, also a guitarist who happened to be Wes Montgomery.
		Hiro went on begin playing professionally at the age of 19, as he first started performing in Jazz clubs as an accompanist.
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