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Tab for one of the solos of my song "Excavation". Most of the licks here are based around the blues scale. For the last few bars (D5 chord), there are some fast tapping for you shredders out there! … More…
This will forever be one of the Greatest versions of the tune. Learn from him. The synthetic playback is accurate too. The only things that are not transcribed are the drums and most of the left hand of… More…
Chet Baker’s solo on You're Driving Me Crazy from the album It Could Happen To You. One of my favourite albums of all time! I'm sure there will some more transcriptions from this album... You can get the… More…
I recently did a few Beatles flavoured collabs with some mates during Iso.… More…
A funky intro making use of 16th syncopation. Be sure to check out the whole live video. There's a nice little solo by guitarist Mr. Rob Harris at the end of the song. More…
This is my first SoundSlice. Before anyone says or thinks anything, I'm fully aware I'm not a pipeband drummer, and that there are errors in the score. I was getting tired of putting the buzz marking… More…
In this sample, I play one time through the head of Autumn Leaves (ABCD) in a medium swing tempo, with rhythmic and melodic variations of the melody and accompaniment. Only the first sixteen bars have… More…
This is a masterclass in arranging a part for guitar. On the album track the main accompaniment part is played on the piano. Here John Leventhal has arranged the guitar part using an open tuning (CGDGBE)… More…
Although I have come to appreciate jazz very much, a significant part of my personal style still comes from years of blues playing with bends and vibrato, and other fun that I need to use to express myself.… More…
From “Mastering Contemporary Guitar” (Music theory, exercises, remarks and advises), Vol I… More…
From Sheets of Sound for Legato Guitar Vol 1.… More…
Perhaps the most transcribed piano solo of all time. So why transcribe this? Well, out of the myriad of transcriptions out there (even those by heavy musicians that I respect a great deal), there are some… More…
Bill Frisell's solo on So In Love from the amazing Paul Motian's album On Broadway Vol. 1. There's tons of gems on those On Broadway albums! You can get the PDF of this transcription (and many others)… More…
Chet Baker’s solo on Do It The Hard Way from the album It Could Happen To You. One of my favourite albums of all time! I'm sure there will some more transcriptions from this album... You can get the PDF… More…
A study on soloing over John Coltrane's classic. I made an intentional choice to target the original melody on all the strong beats (beats 1 and 3) of each measure, crafting the lines around that melody.… More…
Transcribed from James Burton's 1971 recording; 'The sounds of James Burton'. This version is more 'country' than the Dale Hawkins version he played on in 1958. and a mile away from Credence Clear Water… More…
In this video I show you how to play Nick O'Malley's bassline on the song "Teddy Picker" by the Arctic Monkeys. The song is build around a steady bassriff. It is originally played with a plectrum, but… More…
there is one sharp above (to the right) of E and one below (to the left) More…
I wrote this etude in attempt to work on picking, triplets, voice leading, tritone subs(the few that are in there), developing lines that my ears take me to , as opposed to shapes I can see on the fretboard,… More…
An exercise I try to work on sometimes.… More…
I think that one of the best sources of patterns come from tunes themselves. There are thousand of bebop tunes we can analize and use as licks. In this example I show you one of my favorite bop tunes,… More…
YOU'LL HAVE TO USE YOUR IMAGINATION A BIT HERE! THIS IS AN OLD GP5 FILE AND ISN'T THE GREATEST SOUNDING MIDI EVER, IF THERE IS SUCH A THING!!! More…
Slidey, groovy and weird - quintessential later BL...… More…
Another ancient one, but one that's been played with so many fucking times over the last couple of years. … More…
Hi there, yet another try of capturing Django's magic. … More…
This goes very low by folk tune standards, being played entirely on the fiddle G and D strings. It is one of the few tunes that works better on viola.… More…
This is an exercise for all piano players out there who want to make their fingers stronger and more flexible while having fun with harmony! More…