In this jazz guitar lesson, explore Charlie Parker's composition"Blues for Alice", which is a variation on the standard, familiar 12-bar blues progression.

In this lesson, explore quartal chord voicings for jazz guitar. This set of voicings can really help refresh your chord playing and comping.

In this jazz guitar lesson, begin learning the diminished scale, which has become an important tool for generating lines and harmony in contemporary jazz.

In this final lesson on the diminished scale for jazz guitar, learn a series of great sounding lines you can play over a common 2-5-1 cadence.

In this lesson, learn a really cool and easy to use "minorized" sound made popular by jazz guitar greats such as Wes Montgomery and Pat Martino.

In this solo jazz guitar lesson, learn an intricate chord melody arrangement of the beautiful jazz standard "Autumn in New York" by Vernon Duke.

In this lesson, discover a simple but really effective way to spruce up your jazz chord playing, by incorporating a moving line inside the chord voicings.

In this jazz guitar lesson, you'll learn how to play a classic bebop line and explore how you can use transcription to manipulate it into many other phrases.

This lesson continues to look at the use of the diminished scale in jazz, exploring different chord voicings, harmony, and resolutions on jazz guitar.

In this lesson, learn a series of swinging solo jazz guitar intros, suitable for a large number of standards and playing with other instruments and vocalists.