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There Will Never be Another You - 2019 March Manouche… More…
Sung by Bobby McFerrin in Warsaw Summer Jazz Days (2002) More…
Erik Söderlind is a talented, young, swedish jazz player. This tune was originally transcribed by Naoyuki Kuribayashi, I doublechecked the transcription, changed some notating decisions and maybe even… More…
A wonderful ascending harmonic fill by Dick McDonough. More…
Fingerpicking Jazz Exercice in A, based on Blues for Alice by Charlie Parker More…
Cliff Gallups Lead Guitar Work, inspired a generation to play faster, harder and with more style. He almost singlehandedly wrote the rockabilly rule book. He fused country blues and jazz (passing notes… More…
This is one of our favourite solos by the brilliant Carmen Mastren.… More…
- Noty u videa v kurzu… More…
Ferociously fast solo by session guitarist Danny Cedrone. Lots to learn from here. A really good study in alternate picking and balancing both picking and fretting hands. The solo has great melody and… More…
This is a simplified transcription of the melody to "Manha de Carnaval". It is intended as an inspiration to learn the melody by playing along with Luiz Bonfas beautiful solo guitar arrangement.… More…
This is the amazing Terry Pollard, performing on the Steve Allen Show in 1956 with The Terry Gibbs Quartet. Terry was an amazing pianist and vibraphonist, who is legendary in the Detroit music scene of… More…
Free Transcription → https://bit.ly/PDFs_TABs_Transcriptions… More…
This is a summary of mostly 3-note, movable chords for the mandolin for practice and learning. … More…
This is a prime example of what makes Biréli such a singular player in the world of gypsy jazz. … More…
This Transcription is loosely based on Young Pacos Live Performance. I chose to make a compromise between what is usually played and the way he arranged it for his amazing performance.… More…
Here's the melody of What Is This Thing Called Love (Cole Porter). Wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Is_This_Thing_Called_Love%3F… More…
Simple but effective stuff from The Count! This comes from the tune “Bluebeard Blues,” from the radio broadcast of Jazz Club USA episode 16 on April 15, 1951.… More…
Hey Folks!… More…
This is the preview of "Stimy" from my education book "Jazz Studies - Your Way into Jazz!" It's a song form based on "Misty" with a solo transcription.… More…
A beautifully understated take on a classic, with Oscar Peterson on piano, Ray Brown on bass and Ed Thigpen on drums. More…
Jazz Guitar Arrangement of Wayne Shorter's Fee Fi Fo Fum More…
An intermediate Duo guitar piece by the famous classical guitar educator Maria Linnemann. You can find a version with TABs on my Patreon account:… More…
