"Meditation" (Dave Lincoln)

"How Insensitive" (Dave Lincoln)

I’ve Never Been In Love Before

Wave (Dave Lincoln)

I've always been a huge fan of Wayne Shorter's compositions. Infant Eyes is one of my favorites. Once again, I'm playing my beloved "aquisto Jazzline strung with D'Addario flatwounds. Blessings from Texas.

Infant Eyes (Jazz Guitar)

Playing my beloved D'Aquisto Jazzline on one of my favorite pieces. Blessings from Texas. 

The Shadow Of Your Smile (Jazz Guitar)

I'm a Ft Worth area jazz guitarist with sensibilities rooted in Jim Hall, Wes Montgomery and Django Reinhardt. Waltz For Debbie is a brilliant composition by pianist Bill Evans. Blessings from Texas.

Waltz For Debby (Jazz Guitar)

Django Reinhardt has always been one of my heroes. Here's another from my Django inspired recordings. I'm playing my Dupont MD-50E which is a faithful recreation of a Selmer Modele Jazz guitar/

Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (Gypsy Jazz)

This is another Django Reinhardt composition. It's from 1953, the year of his death. Again, many thanks to virtuoso gypsy jazz guitarist, Stephane Wrembel for his very fine rhythm section (which enabled me to produce this noncommercial track).

Anouman (Gypsy Jazz Guitar)

"China Boy", a popular 1922 swing romp . Chasing my Django Reinhardt muse, once again on my Dupont. Thanks for Stephane Wrembel for his great rhythm section. 

China Boy (Gypsy Jazz Guitar)

Dave Lincoln Jazz Guitar from the DFW Metroplex

"In A Mellow Tone" - Dave Lincoln

"Summertime" - Dave Lincoln

A Jazz Guitar Duet with myself. Recorded during the current "Shelter In Place" Pandemic

"There Will Never Be Another You" - Dave Lincoln

Mr. P.C. is a minor blues by John Coltrane. I'm running some freewheeling ideas and having fun.

"Mr. P.C ."  (Dave Lincoln)

In the world of jazz guitar, Django, Wes Montgomery and Jim Hall have been the guys that have really captured my ear. "My One and Only Love" is one of my all time favorite tunes and I'm attempting to chase my Jim Hall muse. 

My One and Only Love (Jazz Guitar)

One of my favorite jazz ballads written by Mal Waldron.

"Soul Eyes" Dave Lincoln

http://voyagedallas.com/interview/meet-dave-lincoln-jazz-guitar-work-dallas/

I'm a Fort Worth area jazz guitarist that has worked extensively around the DFW Metroplex, mostly as a sideman, since I was 15 years old. I'm a regularly featured artist at top metroplex locations like The Hotel Crescent Court, The Dallas Arboretum, and Neiman Marcus (special events).  In 2009 I was one of a handful of local artists to be featured at the Winspear Opera House for the Grand Opening Week of the Dallas Center For the Performing Arts.  I was commissioned for two solo jazz guitar performances.  

My musical quest is to always "say something", in the way that Jim Hall, Lester Young, Miles Davis or Louis Armstrong would "say something". Jazz and improvised music is about creating a work of art, as with a great painting, a great film, or a great piece of literature. For me, music is about playing from the heart, and trying to connect to other human beings in a way that is meaningful and positive.

Dave Lincoln

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