Tom Lippincott
Tom Lippincott
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8- and 6-string guitarist Tom Lippincott lives, gigs, records, and teaches in Southeast Florida. He primarily composes modern mainstream to postmodern/avant garde jazz but also plays jazz standards, classical, pop, rock, blues, country, etc...
Band/artist history
Tom started studying guitar as a teenager, received a bachelor's in jazz studies from the University of North Texas, and a master's in jazz performance from the University of Miami.
Since 1990, he has played gigs, concerts, and recording sessions all over South Florida, the U.S., the Caribbean, Central America, Europe, and Asia.
He currently teaches at Miami Dade College, Florida International University, Broward College, and from his home studio.
Additional demos and recordings, along with articles, essays, FAQs, and performance news can be found at his website: tomlippincott.com
Videos of Tom's online guitar lessons are available at: mikesmasterclasses.com
tc jim's station
8 songs · 8 artists
By @tc jim
kotanitakashi's station
1 song · 1 artist
By @kotanitakashi
Sizzle Fwam--diverse jazz mix--play shuffled
298 songs · 112 artists
Jazz mixer; free, fusion, bop, bossa, and more...
By @jopy
Great Work, I really dig the beatles coversI'm surprised that your list of influences didn't include Charlie Hunter. I would have that thought he would be at the top of the list, because when I think of 8 string guitar, I automatically think of Charlie Hunter. On the other hand, I don't hear really any of Hunter's style in your playing. I hear a huge Joe Pass influence on "Porgy", but then again, what solo guitarist hasn't been influenced by Joe Pass? I wish most of your tunes were better quality, but it sounds really good from what I heard.Beautyfully played! How GvE and LB would have appreciated this!
Makes me look forward to your first CD with the 8 string. Please don't wait too long.
Hansamazing playing, you're the best!All comments (7)
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Hey Tom, Great stuff, man! -Scott