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Here’s my take on the Adrien Moignard double stop ideas I posted previously to my channel. More…
I recently got turned onto Lucian Gray, a really tasteful player in Toronto. Here’s two choruses he played over a B flat blues. More…
From the 1945 recording by Harry James and His Orchestra with Kitty Kallen. It’s simple circle-of-fifths stuff but works as a nice melodic intro. More…
So beautifully dissonant I can barely stand it. From a 1951 recording. More…
Here’s a new lesson Cecil Alexander posted to his YouTube channel: “In this video I show 2 concepts that I'm trying to integrate into my playing: Symmetrical Scales and playing voicings in a linear manner.… More…
Roy is a great player I’m just now discovering. The lick in the second half of this phrase is nice and guitarry. :) From the 1961 album “The Most Exciting Guitar.” The tune is “Lost Weekend.” More…
Peel your eyes away from the amazing right-hand technique and listen to these great choruses by Matteo. Lots of great ideas in here!… More…
Hot off the presses! Patrus53 just posted this archival footage of Bosquet to YouTube a few hours ago. Here’s a chorus from his live recording of “Daphne.” It starts with a lick very similar to a thing… More…
From the tune “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” on the 1964 Billy Taylor album “Right Here, Right Now!”… More…
I was listening to the excellent new Label Ouest remastered collection “Electrified Django” and realized it contains a rare example of Django messing up!… More…
I try to transcribe the celesta part in Chet Baker's version of My Ideal! More…
Some nice weird substitutions over a vanilla chord progression from Adrien. More…
George Barnes, man. How did he come up with this stuff? And in 1946?!… More…
Some nice chord voicings in this beautiful intro from the 1992 album “A Tribute To Wes Montgomery” by Project G-7. More…
Adrien and Benoit! This transcription was done by Denis Chang; I merely added the rhythmic values and Soundsliced it. More…
From the A.K. Salim. album “Stable Mates,” recorded April 5, 1957. The phrasing is just plain awesome.… More…
The Rockabilly Guitar solo from Elvis' Hound Dog by Scotty Moore More…
THE LEGENDARY NATE SMITH ON THE SKINS! More…
It’s about time somebody did an acoustic contribution to Mark Lettieri’s Gruvskool Challenge... :-) This was actually quite tricky for me to learn, as I never play this kind of style/feel. More…
Love these ideas from guitarist Tom Bernus. It's his entry in the #JustinSingleShed thing run by Justin-Lee Schultz (the amazing keyboardist at right). More…
Paul Davids invited me to do a gentle introduction to the Django guitar style. More…
This is a cover of Yasutoshi Watanabe’s Hide and Seek, which was used for the RPG maker game Ib. Yasutoshi has his own channel and website that you should check out. From learning to play his songs and… More…
Sounds so complicated, but it falls nicely under the fingers. Olli plays a Bb lick over the F7. From “Anniversary Song” on the Hot Club D'Europe album “Kouvola Junction.” More…
Man, this intro. I’ve never come across most of these voicings before. From the 1958 Julie London album “Julie Is Her Name, Vol. 2.” More…
Very nice, swinging piano intro. I'm still a beginner at transcribing piano, so suggestions/corrections are welcome! More…