Subscribe: ► http://geni.us/subs ♥ Your Support Appreciated! This series will show you a few ways of adding a little jazz flavour to your blues playing. This lesson shows you how to develop the arpeggios into nicer lines using “Arpreggiator”. Find the related course notes on the following link: http://justinguitar.com/en/JA-012-JazzBluesArpJoin.php Please subscribe to my channel if

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Guitar World’s Jimmy Brown introduces you to basic jazz blues changes. For tabs, go to: http://www.guitarworld.com/columns-blues-jazz/guide-basic-jazz-blues-changes/29018

In Part 2 of the “Easy Jazz Blues Guitar Series”, jazz guitarist Richie Zellon teaches John Coltrane’s “Bessie’s Blues”. For a vast collection of free lessons with downloadable PDF notation,tabs and MP3s, please visit http://jazzguitar.richiezellon.com

Playing Chord Melody solos when you are playing solo jazz guitar is something can seem very difficult. In this video I am going to go over an example of a Jazz Blues Chord Melody and how you might approach this, I think the easiest way to demonstrate this is to give you an example of

Welcome to my weekly solo guitar video! This week, instead of a new song performance, and as a way of saying “Thank You” on Thanksgiving weekend, I am offering a free lesson. Please enjoy an excerpt from my one hour and 50 minute video lesson on my solo guitar arrangement of ‘How High the Moon”,

Here’s a neat arpeggio idea that you easily can use to give your blues playing a jazzy touch, and something that may lead your soloing in new directions. Think Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, etc, and even more vintage players like Kenny Burrell and Wes Montgomery. ▶︎ MORE LESSONS: https://www.MortensLessons.com

Jazz Blues is a language in itself! In this Jazz Guitar Lesson I will go over 5 jazz blues licks in F and talk about how you mix the Jazz and the Blues genres in your solos. Mixing Blues phrasing and melodies with Jazz chromaticism and harmony can give you some really great dom7th lines.

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► Get TAB by joining my channel membership ($5/month): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj9mv6RBuvTWtVux76knqQQ/join This is a fun jazz blues solo that is fairly easy for an intermediate player. It features some diminished lines as well as blues scale runs. I wanted to make it sound somewhat traditional. I hope you like – let me know! If you join

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In this video we look at 12 of the commonest variations of the 12 bar Blues Jazz musicians use. Each variation is illustrated by means of a famous example of music from the Jazz tradition. Skype Classes- contact www.jazzduets.com Correction! At 9.50 Roman numeral reads iv but should be vi- as the voice says!

In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play a blues composition with some jazz chords to give it an extra layer of class. Similar to Lonnie Johnson’s style of playing. If you’d like to view the Part 2 video, as well as download the Tab PDF and access the interactive tab viewer for

Thrilling Solo Play – in a Simple Manner. We use two simple, nice sounding and easy-to-remember hand grips (licks) on the piano to play a thrilling modal jazzy blues in F minor. A Non-Scale Approach to Jazzy Blues Improvisation. Great Sound with Simple Tools. In the end of the video Erik and I will play

https://damianbacci.com In today’s Rockabilly guitar lesson we are going to learn a fun solo in the key of A played over a simple 12 bar blues progression. This solo lesson also incorporates some Jump Blues lines & Jazz licks to spice up the solo. Find me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/damian.bacci

Detailed GUITAR LESSON on how to play an F JAZZ BLUES – CHORDS and Comping / Rhythm. For beginners to intermediates. TABS + BACKING TRACKS via PayPal: IMPORTANT: Click “Return to merchant” at the end of the Paypal order to receive the TABS / Backing Tracks (instant download !!!) – TABS (PDF Tabs incl. notation):

I have been planning to make this George Benson Guitar Lesson for a long time! When it comes to Bop phrasing and Jazz Blues then George Benson is really in the top 5 with most people. This guitar lesson takes a look at the George Benson solo on the Charlie Parker F Blues: Billie’s Bounce

Jazz Guitar Comping: Jazz Blues Comping for all levels – Step by Step Jazz Guitar Lesson Learn the 3 basic steps in great jazz guitar blues accompaniment. In this video, a simple yet effective method is laid out for you to make the most out of basic chord shapes. See this PDF for all the

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