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This is my adapted version of Lennie Niehaus' Exercise 1 from Volume 1.… More…
This is my adapted version of Lennie Niehaus' Exercise 2 from Volume 1.… More…
GP5 (tab) → http://bit.ly/chords_of_Coquette_PDF… More…
“Emotion in Motion” Played by Peter Martin in Shelter in Place #13… More…
Solo on “Love for Sale” Played by Peter Martin in Connected in Place #9… More…
Solo over "Cuba... New Orleans" Played by Peter Martin in Shelter in Place #65… More…
Intro of “Donna Lee” Played by Peter Martin in Connected in Place #6… More…
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Solo on “New Blues” Played by Peter Martin in Connected in Place #10… More…
PDF → http://bit.ly/Astuce_de_Wes_PDF… More…
This is a short preview of my version of "Havana"… More…
as Peter Martin played in Shelter in Place #49… More…
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Here's the melody of Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (Oscar Hammerstein II/Sigmund Romberg). Wikipedia link https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Softly,_as_in_a_Morning_Sunrise… More…
Initial concept from Pat Martino's 'Quantum Guitar'. The diminished chord is movable every 3 frets. Each diminished chord can be transformed into 1 of 4 dominant 7th chords, by lowering one of the notes.… More…
Pat Martino's version of the melody to Just Friends, one of my personal favorite standards, on one of my favorite jazz guitar albums, El Hombre. More…
Peter Martin played this intro on Straight, No Chaser at Shelter in Place # 47 More…
Here's the melody of All Of Me (Marks/Simons). Wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_of_Me_(jazz_standard)… More…
Peter demonstrates how to play outside of a chord while in a different chord... but still be in that chord... It sounds like magic! Subscribe here and on our YouTube channel for more tutorial vids https://youtu.be/k9yLjro5uew More…
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Recorded when Pat was just 22! I wanted to study some of his playing over a standard - this one has so many great lines. It shows how good Pat was at linking his ideas together.… More…
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Preview of "Exercise 3" from my education book "Jazz Studies - Your Way into Jazz!"… More…