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Jazz@Docheuser.De Available Pat Martino transcription books: PM #1 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: Solos 1968-1974 Bebop & Beyond: Sideman Years I (40 pages) PM #2 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: Solos 1963-1964 Swing To Bop: Sideman Years II (42 pages) PM #3 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: Solos 1964/1965 More Swing To Bop: Sideman Years III (38 pages) PM #4 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: Solos 1965 - 1967 Organ Standards: Sideman Years IV (41 pages) PM #5 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: Solos 1973-1977 In The Seventies: Sideman Years V (43 pages) PM #6 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: EL HOMBRE [1967] (34 pages) PM #7 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: STRINGS! [1967] (27 pages) PM #8 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: EAST! [1968] (35 pages) PM #9 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: FOOTPRINTS [1972] (36 pages) PM #10 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: LIVE! [1972] (29 pages) PM #11 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: CONSCIOUSNESS [1974] (38 pages) PM #12 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: WE'LL BE TOGETHER AGAIN [1976] (34 pages) PM #13 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: JOYOUS LAKE [1976] (32 pages) PM #14 € 14,95/$ 22,95 Pat Martino: THE RETURN [1987] (58 pages) PM #15 € 5,95/$ 8,95 P.M.'s solos on Bob Kenmotsu's BRONX TALE [1994] (17 pages) PM #16 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: INTERCHANGE [1994] (44 pages) PM #17 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: NIGHTWINGS [1994] (32 pages) PM #18 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: THE MAKER [1994] (32 pages) PM #19 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: STONE BLUE [1998] (36 pages) PM #20 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Pat Martino: EXIT [1976] (35 pages) PM #21 € 19,95/$30,95 Pat Martino: LIVE AT YOSHI's [2000] (70 pages) PM #22 € 15,95/$ 25,95 Pat Martino: THINK TANK [2003] (48 pages) PM #23 € 9,95/$ 15,95 P.M.'s solos on Jack McDuff's BROTHERLY LOVE [2000] (25 pages) PM #24 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Pat Martino: REMEMBER [2006] (68 pages) PM #25 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Pat Martino: UNDENIABLE – Live @ Blues Alley [2011] (42 pages) PM #26 € 24,95/$ 33,95 Pat Martino: ALONE TOGETHER – w/Bobby Rose [2012] (73 pages) PM #27 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Pat Martino: WE ARE TOGETHER AGAIN – w/Gil Goldstein [2013] (44 pages) PM #28 € 24,95/$ 33,95 Pat Martino: LIVE AT ETHEL'S PLACE (DVD) [1987/2014] (82 pages) PM #29 € 24,95/$ 33,95 Pat Martino w/ Gene Ludwig: YOUNG GUNS [1968/1969/2014] (79 pages) PM #30 € 24,95/$ 33,95 Pat Martino w/ Jim Ridl: NEXUS [1990s/2015] (50 pages) PM #31 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Pat Martino: SIDEMAN Millenium Edition [2000 - 2016] (45 pages) PM #32 € 24,95/$ 33,95 Pat Martino: FORMIDABLE [2017] (53 pages) PM Diss. € 19 / $ 25 Pat Martino thesis (German) on PDF [1993/94] (over 400 pages, 49 mp3s) PLUS BL #1 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Biréli Lagrène: Solos (9 solos, 38 pages) FZ #1 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Frank Zappa - Book (leadsheets, 27 songs, 53 pages) FZ #2 € 15,95/$ 25,95 Frank Zappa - More Absurdities (leadsheets, 14 songs, 42 pages) FZ #3 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Frank Zappa - Conceptual Continuity (leadsheets, 22 songs, 59 pages) GB #1 € 12,95/$ 15,95 George Benson: Solos (11 solos, 31 pages) GB #2 € 12,95/$ 15,95 George Benson: More Solos (9 solos, 32 pages) GB #3 € 12,95/$ 15,95 George Benson: Cookin' Guitar Solos (8 heads & solos, 31 pages) JP #1 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Joe Pass: IN HAMBURG (15 heads & solos 68 pages) KB #1 € 12,95/$ 19,95 Kenny Burrell: MIDNIGHT BLUE (9 heads & solos, 46 pages) PB #1 € 12,95/$ 19,95 Peter Bernstein: SIGNS OF LIFE (9 heads & solos, 47 pages) WM #1 € 12,95/$ 15,95 Wes Montgomery: Solos (10 solos, 38 pages) WM #2 € 12,95/$ 19,95 Wes Montgomery: INCREDIBLE JAZZ GUITAR (8 heads & solos 44 pages) WM #3 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Wes Montgomery: BOSS GUITAR (10 heads & solos 62 pages) WM #4 € 19,95/$ 30,95 Wes Montgomery: SMOKIN' AT THE HALF NOTE (11 heads & solos 69 pages) WM #5 € 24,95/$ 30,95 Wes Montgomery: SO MUCH GUITAR (8 heads & solos 38 pages) WM #6 € 24,95/$ 30,95 Wes Montgomery: FULL HOUSE (9 heads & solos 55 pages) CB #1 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Chet Baker: Solos (21 solos, 28 pages) [CB#1c (C), CB#1b (Bb) CB#1a (Eb)] CL #1 € 9,95/$ 15,95 Clifford Brown: 10 Solos (10 solos, 28 pages) [CL#1c (C),CL#1b (Bb),CL#1a (Eb)] www.docheuser.de www.PatMartino.de [email protected].
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