The Jazz Guitar Artistry of Barney Kesse

Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Series Guitar

Price: $16.95

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #00699350

UPC code: 073999993509

See Table of Contents (14)

A unique collection of 14 of Barney Kessel's best known works for jazz guitar.Each piece is arranged by Kessel himself and includes fingerings. Titles include: Brazilian Beat * Jelly Beans * New Blues * Blazin' * You're the One for Me* Mermaid * Minor Mood * Blue Boy.

Title	Artist	Composer
BLAZIN'	KESSEL,BARNEY
BLUE BOY	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
BRAZILIAN BEAT	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
COOL GROOVE	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
DE DEEDLE DE DO	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
FOURTH WAY,THE	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
JELLY BEANS	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
LONELY MOMENTS	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
MERMAID	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
MINOR MODE	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
MINOR MOOD	KESSEL,BARNEY	BROWN,CLIFFORD
NEW BLUES	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL
STUDY IN PARALLEL CONTRARY OBLIQ	KESSEL,BARNEY
YOU'RE THE ONE FOR ME	KESSEL,BARNEY	KESSEL

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