Joe Pass Guitar Lesson - The Blue Side of Jazz (6/6)
Sunday, January 3rd, 2010
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Join one of jazz guitar’s all-time masters as he explores the blues elements of jazz guitar. Joe Pass’s virtuoso playing redefined his instrument, and he’s rightfully called “the president of bebop guitar.” These invaluable guitar lessons cover a wide range of techniques, including bebop blues, new chord substitutions, pedal tones, jazz/blues improvisation and much more, all presented with Pass’s unique wit and style.”
Duration : 0:10:0
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Join one of jazz guitar’s all-time masters as he explores the blues elements of jazz guitar. Joe Pass’s virtuoso playing redefined his instrument, and he’s rightfully called “the president of bebop guitar.” These invaluable guitar lessons cover a wide range of techniques, including bebop blues, new chord substitutions, pedal tones, jazz/blues improvisation and much more, all presented with Pass’s unique wit and style.”
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Join one of jazz guitar’s all-time masters as he explores the blues elements of jazz guitar. Joe Pass’s virtuoso playing redefined his instrument, and he’s rightfully called “the president of bebop guitar.” These invaluable guitar lessons cover a wide range of techniques, including bebop blues, new chord substitutions, pedal tones, jazz/blues improvisation and much more, all presented with Pass’s unique wit and style.”
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Eight-time Grammy-winner George Benson covers chord substitutions, turnarounds, the Wes Montgomery style, and more. He demonstrates his signature scat-style singing on the groundbreaking “This Masquerade” and soloing over the famous “On Broadway” vamp. Also included are several virtuoso solo jazz and blues guitar performances by Benson himself—further proof, if it were needed, of his total mastery of jazz guitar.”
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com 
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Joe Pass is one of jazz guitar’s all-time masters. He demonstrates legendary techniques that will be of value to rock guitarists as well as jazz purists. Joe covers chord melody, chord substitutions, leading tones, chromatic chords, voice movements, and many more special exercises, all with the unique Joe Pass twist. A chance to study with a jazz guitar legend!”
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Eight-time Grammy-winner George Benson covers chord substitutions, turnarounds, the Wes Montgomery style, and more. He demonstrates his signature scat-style singing on the groundbreaking “This Masquerade” and soloing over the famous “On Broadway” vamp. Also included are several virtuoso solo jazz and blues guitar performances by Benson himself—further proof, if it were needed, of his total mastery of jazz guitar.”
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Eight-time Grammy-winner George Benson covers chord substitutions, turnarounds, the Wes Montgomery style, and more. He demonstrates his signature scat-style singing on the groundbreaking “This Masquerade” and soloing over the famous “On Broadway” vamp. Also included are several virtuoso solo jazz and blues guitar performances by Benson himself—further proof, if it were needed, of his total mastery of jazz guitar.”
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Join one of jazz guitar’s all-time masters as he explores the blues elements of jazz guitar. Joe Pass’s virtuoso playing redefined his instrument, and he’s rightfully called “the president of bebop guitar.” These invaluable guitar lessons cover a wide range of techniques, including bebop blues, new chord substitutions, pedal tones, jazz/blues improvisation and much more, all presented with Pass’s unique wit and style.”
Link to my Jazz lesson site: http://www.thejazzchameleon.com “Eight-time Grammy-winner George Benson covers chord substitutions, turnarounds, the Wes Montgomery style, and more. He demonstrates his signature scat-style singing on the groundbreaking “This Masquerade” and soloing over the famous “On Broadway” vamp. Also included are several virtuoso solo jazz and blues guitar performances by Benson himself—further proof, if it were needed, of his total mastery of jazz guitar.”