If you're looking for the most direct pathway to beautiful jazz guitar soloing - here it is! Get ready to master the jazz guitar with over 100 jazz guitar licks carefully transcribed from Martin Taylor's secret personal repertoire

Martin Taylor's Advanced Jazz Guitar Licks Phrasebook If you're looking for the most direct pathway to beautiful jazz guitar soloing - here it is! Get ready to master jazz guitar with over 130 jazz guitar licks carefully transcribed from Martin Taylor's secret personal repertoire. Ever had to solo on a new jazz tune and wondered where to start? Want to build a vocabulary of authentic jazz guitar licks that work perfectly, every single time? Would you like to play effortless jazz guitar solos? We all know that guitarists love theory, but what if there was an alternative to memorising complex scales and formulas? What if there was a way to cut right to the chase and play authentic jazz guitar without getting tied in mental knots? When you learned to speak, you weren't handed a dictionary and a grammar textbook, were you? You learnt your language by copying the words of your parents - gradually discovering their context and applying them on your own. And because music is a language like any other... learning to speak it is all about copying the right sounds. So, it's time to throw away the complex theory books and master the actual guitar licks played by a jazz virtuoso. Just like any good phrase book, Martin Taylor's Advanced Jazz Guitar Licks are carefully organised into vocabulary that fits the most common jazz soloing situations - from the shifting major and minor ii V's of Autumn Leaves, to the cycling dominants and turnarounds of Rhythm Changes. Along with static Dorian licks to tackle vamps like So What and Impressions you'll learn the perfect guitar licks for these essential jazz sequences: Major ii V I to minor ii V i progression Minor ii V i progression The I vi ii V (Rhythm Changes) sequence Dominant chords moving in fifths Static dominant (Blues) chord vamps ii Vs moving in half steps Static Dorian chord vamps Minor blues Martin Taylor's Advanced Jazz Guitar Licks Phrasebook - Here's What You Get: A organised library of jazz guitar phrases Over 130 jazz guitar licks distilled from five decadesof guitar virtuosity A masterclass in developing motifs and perfect phrasing A guide to rhythmic phrasing, variation and articulation to build whole solos Live recorded audio examples from Martin Taylor's own studio When it's time for your jazz guitar solo, you'll never be stuck for something to say! The Advanced Jazz Guitar Licks Phrasebook - Language That Stands the Test of Time What most excites us about this book is that it distils 50 years of virtuosic playing experience into the essence of jazz guitar vocabulary. These licks quite simply underpin the jazz guitar language because they have been refined and polished for over five decades. They just work! If you're ready to discover the most direct route to authentic jazz guitar soloing, without all the distracting theory - buy it now.

Martin Taylor's 3 in 1 Jazz Guitar Method Compilation Three best-selling jazz guitar books in one definitive edition Beyond Chord Melody Walking Bass for Jazz Guitar Single Note Soloing for Jazz Guitar Never before has so much jazz guitar insight been gathered together in one volume. With almost 300 pages and hundreds of musical examples, Martin Taylor takes you on a journey through his virtuoso approaches to chord melody guitar, combining basslines with chords, and how to really solo like a jazz guitar icon.

In his new book, Jazz Guitar Soloing Etudes, Martin Taylor presents 12 beautifully crafted jazz guitar etudes, rich with authentic jazz language, that tackle the most popular jazz standards. Get your copy now!

Remi Harris' 100 Gypsy Jazz Guitar Licks If you're looking for the most direct pathway to learn incredible gypsy jazz guitar soloing - here it is! "Remi Harris is one of the very finest and most exciting exponents of gypsy jazz guitar ... now he is passing along his knowledge and experience to anyone who wants to play this wonderful music and discover just how incredibly cool it really is!" - Dr Martin Taylor MBE Get ready to master authentic gypsy jazz guitar soloing with over 100 guitar licks that perfectly recreate the feel of the classic sound. - Would you like to play effortless hot club style guitar solos? - Want to build a vocabulary of authentic gypsy jazz guitar licks that work perfectly, every single time? - Do you want to master the language of guitar Django Reinhardt, Biréli Lagrène, and many more? Gypsy Jazz (also known as gypsy swing, jazz manouche or the hot club style) was one of the most ground-breaking and accessible forms of early jazz, and is still incredibly popular today through the "modern manouche" movement. However, it typically doesn't lend itself to the kind of music theory that most guitarists are used to playing. 100 Gypsy Jazz Guitar Licks cuts right to the chase with an overview of how gypsy jazz guitarists think when they solo, then dives straight in to teach every concept via 100 iconic licks. You'll be sounding like an authentic gypsy jazz guitar player in no time at all.

In Advanced Jazz Guitar Techniques jazz guitar virtuoso Jens Larsen provides more deep insights into the techniques and theory of contemporary jazz guitar. You'll discover a practical, no-nonsense guide to jazz guitar topics that have mystified even experienced jazz musicians - such as effective soloing with triad pairs, applying quartal harmony, how and when to use altered scales, and much more! Master the advanced guitar techniques and melodic concepts you've heard in the music of everyone from Charlie Parker and Wes Montgomery, to Kurt Rosenwinkel, Michael Brecker and Mike Moreno. Jens Larsen gets to the heart of modern jazz guitar playing to focus on the techniques and theory that will set your playing apart from the crowd. His new jazz guitar book teaches how to create quartal arpeggio licks that combine the old-school cool jazz vocabulary of McCoy Tyner and John Coltrane with the modern sounds of Gilad Hekselman, Jonathan Kriesberg and Mike Moreno.

Jazz Guitar virtuoso Martin Taylor teaches his secret walking bassline techniques