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Location: Chicago | I've been a Remler fan since "Firefly" (1981). She did some very useful and accessible instructional vids too. But I never knew that Emily played an Ovation! ('84 Collectors, I believe...)
Eternal Memory ER!! (she died of heart failure at 32)
A few other clips from the same session:
Magestic Dance (Metheny-esqe)
Blues for Herb (hard-bop blues) |
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| +1. RIP. Great player. |
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Location: SoCal | Agreed. She got turned onto Ovations by Larry Coryall (sp?). They did an album together that was really good. I gotta go dig that one out...... |
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| Same here - first I ever heard of her was with Larry Coryell. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Yes, there was a connection there I think. |
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| Larry really championed her career. He's a good guy. And sober these days. |
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Remembering Emily Remler (plus an "O")
