My jam with a ii-V-I BT

[little_chick]

A friend of mine is teaching me a lot about scales, modes, and how to use them to play lead guitar.  He is learning jazz chords and progressions, so he made this backing track for me to jam to.  It's a little rough in places, but it's all one take.  

http://www.4shared.com/audio/SyG-Z_93/251JAM__.html

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[Geir]

Way to go little chick!

Some nice melodic playing there. Cool jazzy feel to it. Great sound in that guitar too!

[little_chick]

Thanks, Geir!  I love my mahogany tele!  I just plugged it straight into the MBR.

[Tony W]

This shows a lot of promise little_chick. This is not far from where I was a year ago. With a little hard work, you'll be playing some fantastic jazz in no time.

[little_chick]

Thanks, Tony!

It's like learning a new language in that I'm having to think a lot right now, but I know things with just gel in my brain and it will eventually come more naturally.

[Tony W]

If you're interesting in learning lead guitar, songcrafters has a resident expert teacher in 48. I owe him a debt of gratitude that is beyond anything I can ever repay.

for a demo of what he can do for you check this out: Listen to the third post first, then the first post.

11 months of work paying off

I can't speak for Mike, but I think he's still willing to take on new students.

[little_chick]

Thanks for the referral, but I already have a guitar guru.  He's the one who made the bt that I played to.   

[The Reverend 48]

That shows great promise little chick
Pm me if you would like any pointers I have a bunch of lessons ready to go
Keep at it.....It will pay off!

[little_chick]

Thanks, 48!  I really appreciate it!   

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Really nice jazzy feel to this. I've been playing for more years than I care to remember and I still can't play jazz this well.  Keep it coming.  Regards Willie