Unraveling the relationship between jazz and Americana roots music Vol.11 Americana is the root music of white culture, including country, bluegrass, and folk. As white people began to play jazz, which was originally black music, many guitarists began incorporating these elements into jazz. Jazz Guitar Magazine Vol. 11 features a special issue focusing on the fusion of these two musical cultures. On the cover, we feature Julian Lage, who has many fans outside of jazz enthusiasts, and explore his thoughts on jazz and Americana. The second feature features songs and solos by Charlie Parker (a.sax). His music is packed with essential bebop techniques and phrases, and guitarists will find plenty to learn from. This time, up-and-coming guitarist Koichi Hirata explains the characteristics of Parker's songs and how to use his phrases on the guitar. The serials by Yosuke Konuma, Taishi Uda, Takao Ogawa, and John Stowell will continue to be published. In addition, there will be a corner where Hirofumi Asaba, who inherited the Kessel style, will provide commentary on Barney Kessel, who is celebrating the 100th anniversary of his birth. The print version comes with a live CD by Koichi Hirata. The trio, featuring bass and drums, will perform Parker's songs. This performance of Parker's songs, with a guitar-focused arrangement, will be a model for many guitarists. *The digital version does not include a CD. [CONTENTS] [Feature 1] Americana Beating in Jazz: Jazz Guitar and Americana (Consideration)・Ask Ichino Motohiko about playing Americana jazz ・Americana elements seen in Julian Lage, one of the greatest contemporary guitarists ・Americana and the three great guitarists who laid the foundations for modern jazz guitar (Billi Frisell, John Scofield, and Pat Metheny)・22 other works by other masters that give you a taste of old and new Americana! Legendary Country Guitarists Who Approached Jazz [Feature 2] Unraveling Charlie Parker on the Guitar - Koichi Hirata explains. Perfect for conquering Charlie Parker's Etudes on the Guitar! We asked guitarists about Parker's bop tunes. We picked the best 3 cover versions by guitarists. [Interview] Julian Lage, Mike Stern & Leni Stern, Chico Pinheiro & Romero Lubambo, Yosuke Onuma, Mei Inoue, Taka Amano, Evgeny Pobossy, Yutaka Terai (long interview, part 1) [Gear Topics] Amps loved by legendary jazz guitarists [Topics]・Celebrating his 100th birthday! Hirofumi Asaba talks about the charm of Barney Kessel ・There's more! Wes Montgomery's Half Note recording [Serial]・Next Step Jazz Guitar by John Stowell (Part 2)・Yousuke Onuma "Lullaby Of Birdland (video linked)"・Taishi Uda "Let's Play Jazz Blues (Improvisation Solo Edition)"・Takao Ogawa's Guitarist Death Certificate File "Johnny Smith" [Score]・"Yardbird Suite" by Barney Kessel ・"Call of the Canyon" by Julian Lage [Included CD] Koichi Hirata Trio [Koichi Hirata (g), Masaru Takahashi (b), Yuiku Yanaginuma (ds)] Plays Charlie Parker 01. Donna Lee (Charlie Parker) 02. Yardbird Suite (Charlie Parker) 03. My Little Suede Shoes (Charlie Parker) 04. I Remember You (Victor Schertzinger) 05. Confirmation (Charlie Parker)