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This is a follow-up to the EP004 Jazz Guitar Lesson Part 1 in which I break down the second half of the guitar solo. Be sure to watch the first half if you haven’t already as I explain not only how to play the notes in the solo, but I explain some of the theory as to how I derive at the solo to begin with – thus explaining the boundaries for this style of jazz playing. Stay tuned for part 3 which will be live in the following days!
Slow Jazz – Second Half of Lead
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Now that I’ve gone over the rhythm part – it makes more sense. Great lesson
hey dude you made a minor error on this tab sheet your showing go from 15 to 19 twice it’s 17-to 19 twice most likely your tab program that did that not you other then that fantastic I’m have so much fun because of you thanks.
Hi, thanks for great lessons. But I miss the chord-setting on this one.
The link to the EP005 With Lead jam track is broken — both to play or download.
Jazz. EP004 Pt,1 and EP005 Pt.2 Brian I hope one day you could maybe put another Jazz lesson like the above two in your tool box, to me it is one of the nicest sounding lessons I have learnt. Thank you Denis.
i much enjoy these old lessons,,really cool on that old strat too!
Hi Brian
I learned parts one and two a couple of years back and really like this tune” like to say you are amazing”. Just downloaded Ep304
Hi Brian,
on the second solo part you did not mention which scale you are using, as you did concerning the first part . It is always very helpful to know
Thank you
best regards
Helmut
I meant pentatonic pattern
And by tab, I mean like you provide in your newer lessons.