Essential Jazz Lines - Anatomy of a Lick

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I think you’ll agree that studying jazz lines is an essential part of learning how to play jazz guitar. While learning to play jazz lines is essential, you want to avoid becoming a “lick player,” someone who just quotes lines in their solos. This is where most players get stuck; they’ve learned a handful of solid phrases but don’t know what to do with them. If you’re spinning your wheels in your vocabulary practice, or don’t know where to start with learning jazz lines, these lessons are for you. Each of these six volumes looks at a classic line from a celebrated jazz guitarist, and then teaches you that lick and the thought process behind each phrase. By going that extra step with each line, you’ll grow your vocabulary and learn how to build your own great-sounding licks along the way. It’s this two-step approach to learning lines that gets the most out your practice time, and allows lines to flow naturally in your jazz guitar solos.

Essential Lines Complete Package
Volume 1 – Joe Pass
Volume 2 – Wes Montgomery
Volume 3 – Barney Kessel
Volume 4 – Pat Martino
Volume 5 – George Benson
Volume 6 – Pat Metheny

What You’ll Learn With Essential Jazz Lines
A jazz line in the style of your favorite guitarists.
Every musical concept used in the featured lick.
How to practice the featured jazz line.
How to practice each concept taken from the phrase.
A solo written out with the concepts used in the featured line.
And much more…

What You Get With Each Volume
Line and exercises in tab, notation, and audio.
Backing tracks for further study.
Easy to understand explanations of theoretical concepts.
Tips on how to organically apply each lick and concept.
Enough material to last months or more in the woodshed.

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