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From the tune “Blues 1 & 8” on the album “Live!” (1963) with George Benson on guitar. I’ve tried to come up with reasonable fingerings to play this on guitar. More…

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Paul Davids invited me to do a gentle introduction to the Django guitar style. More…

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Here's a tune I wrote from my new album, "Melodic Guitar Music." My take on a gypsy waltz with a more pop-inspired chord progression.… More…

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Adrien and Adrian show there's life in the old jam session warhorse yet. This clip is 13 years old but is still a valuable lesson in playing 'out' over a simple cycle of 4ths progression. … More…

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From Adrien’s new album, released a few days ago. A creative take on the standard melody, and the lick at the end of the B section is great!… More…

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A beautiful arrangement by Adrian Holovaty of "Till There Was You," from the musical "The Music Man," written by Meredith Wilson. According to Adrian's own words: "slightly improvised". … More…

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Very nice, swinging piano intro. I'm still a beginner at transcribing piano, so suggestions/corrections are welcome! More…

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Nice modern-sounding substitution here over a G minor blues. Thanks to Paul Sommer for filming this workshop and posting the video. More…

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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…

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From the most recent Late Show With Stephen Colbert. Great to see some amazing jazz guitar on a mainstream late-night show!… More…

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Here’s the transcribed guitar solo from my latest YouTube video, a collaboration on “How High The Moon” with the amazing singer Eva Scholten.… More…

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From the A.K. Salim. album “Stable Mates,” recorded April 5, 1957. The phrasing is just plain awesome.… More…

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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…

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Here’s my arrangement of the Nintendo Wii Shop theme, from a YouTube video I posted back in 2011. (Lots of people have requested the tab...!) Some cool chord changes in there, as expected from Nintendo.… More…

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From the tune “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” on the 1964 Billy Taylor album “Right Here, Right Now!”… More…

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Adrien’s new album “Adrien Moignard Trio & Guests” has a great outro for “Oleo” — a transition into the riff from “Never Too Much” by Luther Vandross. Sort of a funk thing that comes out of nowhere and… More…

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Antoine played a great set in the Studio LDC "Jazz Live" concert two days ago, and this little improvised bit struck me as particularly beautiful.… More…

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Some nice chord voicings in this beautiful intro from the 1992 album “A Tribute To Wes Montgomery” by Project G-7. More…

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Here’s a two-voice idea I came up with for the B section of Django Reinhardt’s “Douce Ambiance.” The melody is played in the upper voice while the lower voice does a chromatic walkup thing.… More…

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I’ve been meaning to learn sweep picking for ages, so I got excited when I saw this YouTube mini lesson. I gave it the full Soundslice treatment for easier learning/practicing. More…

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From an Adrien Moignard masterclass I attended in Louisville, Kentucky, USA on Nov. 13, 2011. This was a very inspiring moment for me — Adrien talked about how there’s always more to learn. More…

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From the 1959 album “Billy Taylor With Four Flutes.” More…

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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…

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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…

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Here’s a fun way to end a tune, from Roy Lanham’s recording of 1961 “Lover Come Back To Me.” It’s very similar to a lick of his I posted earlier today (https://www.soundslice.com/slices/5NBVc/). More…

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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…

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I love the phrasing, harmonies and swing here. I‘ve transcribed both guitars because I wanted to figure out the precise harmonies that define this kind of sound/feel. “No, not six guitar, just two!”… More…

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The Washington Post had a nice story yesterday about the 1868 novelty tune “Impeachment Polka” — written during the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/01/16/impeachment-polka-how-composer-1868-sought-capitalize-americas-political-obsession/… More…

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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…