Guitar Resources

Learn some movable magic chords and how you can use them. Steve's musical passion in recent years has been modern jazz and fusion guitar, and his playing has been heavily influenced by guitarists such as Pat Metheny, Mike Stern, Bill Frisell, Allan Holdsworth, Kurt Rosenwinkle, Scott Henderson, Wayne Krantz, Oz Noy, and John Scofield.
Each lick is played and then broken down for you to digest easily and consists of scales and arpeggios covered in both Static Chord Soloing 1 & 2. The lines all feature a heathly balance of contemporary guitar techniques such as legato, speed picking, intervallic lines, right hand tapping, slides and much more.



I take you through my thought process and discuss every single scale that I use within the example solos The solos themselves include an awesome array of tasty licks, lines and techniques that you can digest and incorporate into your own playing and contain a wide variety of scales such as modal and altered pentatonics, melodic minor modes and diminished scales.
_This substantial lesson is in two parts: Part one covers my particular approach to Legato technique with various essential subtopics including muting technique, rhythm, controlling tension, my 3 essential legato methods and part two gives you the opportunity to learn 15 killer legato lines over a variety of different harmonic contexts.

Fusing jazz, rock, funk and R&B and forged back in the 60's and pioneered by artists such as Miles Davis, Larry Coryell, Pat Metheny, Gary Burton and John Mclaughlin, the genre known as Fusion continued to evolve and is very much alive and well today.
This chord progression will be used for every single-note example throughout this lesson. When you learn about jazz soloing, you often see lists of scales, arpeggios, subs, licks, etc., and rarely a mention about rhythms. In this Series of Lessons will Breakdown note for note this complex Rock Fusion Guitar Solo.
The package includes a full PDF of everything covered in the Video, with all transcription and picking patterns notated as well as 17 backing tracks and also Guitar Pro guitar diminished scale files for each example. This lessons shows you how to make your solos more interesting by using chromatic notes and sidestepping in order to create tension and release.

The maestro of baroque music on the electric guitar. Rock Rock Guitar Made Easy Lesson 1 (Mp3 Tab And Backing Track)(1).zip. After you work this exercise over the written notes, you can add passing notes to any other note that fits these chords in your playing.
He has joined several bands playing a lot of different styles: from rock, blues, pop, jazz, gospel and a bit of heavy metal. Now that you've learned the chord progression and some ways to funk it up, it's time to learn the same shapes in a different area of the neck.

Two Chords Two Keys: A simple progression (D Min7 to D Maj7) with a focus on using chord tones to alternate between major and minor keys using triads and chord shapes to stay "inside" the keys resolve the changes. From big band swing, to bebop guitar, to jazz fusion.
Warning: this book is not for those without the ability to persevere and recommended for intermediate to advanced jazz guitar players. Pat Martino - virtuoso jazz guitarist specialising in lines and lines studies on the guitar. Bass players can also use these lessons and get great use out of them.