Nigel Price chats with Lorne Lofsky. Part 3.

Nigel Price chats with Lorne Lofsky. Part 3.
UK guitarist Nigel Price interviews the legendary Canadian guitarist Lorne Lofsky. Part 3 of 6.
In this instalment Lorne tells us about Chet Baker, Bill Evans and the bold steps of changing technique.
Lorne’s incredible virtuosity has led to recording and tours a with an array of jazz legends, including Joey DeFrancesco, Oscar Peterson and Chet Baker!
For more information on Lorne, and to learn with him, follow the link to lornelofskyjaz...
For more information on Nigel visit
nigethejazzer.com

[@davefriedman8050]

Lorne's effortlessly smooth, insightful playing is a culmination of 1000's of hours of intense practice.

[@rodbuckle4167]

Fascinating and highly entertaining interviews plus superb duets. Many Thanks Nigel

[@ericharding92]

What a fascinating interview and I’m not even a guitarist. Two masters hanging out and sharing ideas.

[@proverbs11vs30]

Thank you so much, these are fantastic!

[@EllisGordon33]

Lorne Lofsky's music and approach is much more relatable for me. Love the chords.

[@john3892]

Talking of jazz guitarists playing Bach etc, for those who haven’t heard it George Barnes - fine jazz guitarist - arranged Bach’s Fugue in G minor in 1968 for his Jazz Renaissance Quintet, which also included Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar. Fantastic! Still available, remastered in 2010, on CD I think.

[@joenickerson8443]

OMG.. a lefty playing right handed? like me? no wonder I so relate to lorne.. really enjoying this conversation, nigel.. cheers.. 🎸😎

[@joenickerson8443]

the speed question brilliantly discussed..