This hour-long video with the late Emily Remler covers some of jazz guitar's most important topics, such as true bossa nova style, samba rhythms, unique chord positions, alternating bass lines, syncopated guitar parts, passing chords, jazz minor scales, arpeggio licks, learning to put various scales over certain chords, eighth-note improvisation, II-V progressions and V-I resolutions. Truly a jazz master class!

Jody Fisher was born in South Bend, Indiana and spent most of his childhood years moving throughout the country. His father, a successful radio broadcasting figure, and his mother an actress, provided the creative environment that allowed him to pursue his avid interest in both music and the guitar. By age eleven, Jody was taking lessons in the Chicago area. During this time, he also studied with his uncle, jazz guitarist Sid Fisher who had spent many years as an RCA recording artist. After moving to the West Coast as a teenager, Jody continued taking lessons with some of the top players living in the Los Angeles area, including, Herb Ellis, John Collins, and Louis Speigner. It was during these years that he also attended The Stan Kenton Music Clinics. Jody eventually began studying with guitarist/bassist, George Stanley, who started bringing him to gigs and introducing him to other players. From this point on, Jody made a steady living playing the guitar.

On their 35th Anniversary Tour in 1987, John Lewis, Milt Jackson, Percy Heath, and Conny Kay stopped in Freiburg to perform at the legendary Zelt-Musikfestival. This concert recording is a fitting tribute to the legacy of these 4 jazz masters.

Volume Two is about soloing, and is essentially more a primer on jazz improvisation, but includes some good exercises to develop your technique.

This collection features more live played loops and grooves from musicians who have recorded with such luminaries as Miles Davis, Roy Hargrove, Wynton Marsalis, Ron Carter, Bill Evans, Maynard Fergusson, John Scofield, Hubert Laws, Freddie Hubbard, Spyro Gyra, Lee Rittenour, Blood Sweat & Tears, and more. Just like the first time around, this volume includes plenty of acoustic bass, drums, keys, jazz guitar, trumpet, sax, flute, horns, congas, bongos, and hand percussion. When it comes to cool and hot jazz, nothing has changed...Nu Jazz City is still the place to be.

They don’t call it ‘hot guitar’ for nothing! The driving style pioneered by Django Reinhardt and other Gypsy players became one of the dominant sounds in jazz during the thirties and forties, and its influence is still strongly felt today. Paul Mehling knows the style as well as anyone, and he takes it apart in detail for the learning player.

A video method in French for learning guitar with detailed descriptions of the right hand techniques detailed descriptions of the harmony jazz and gypsy,exercices for improving virtuosity.

This follow-up to Joe’s best-selling Solo Jazz Guitar explores the blues elements of jazz guitar. Joe covers bebop blues, new chord substitutions, pedal tones, jazz/blues improvisation…and much more. As usual, Joe brings wit and style to his invaluable guitar lessons, taking you straight to the heart of the 'blue' side of jazz guitar.

This ADpak features a beautiful Premier Gen-X drum set and a mint condition Ludwig Acrolite snare drum famous for its rich sound and tone. The drums have been tuned up slightly for a Modern Jazz sound. With a setup of some of the finest cymbals on the market this kit gives you everything you need for your jazz drum tracks.

Modern Jazz - Sticks ADpak
Modern Jazz - Sticks features a beautiful Premier Gen-X drum set and a mint condition Ludwig Acrolite snare drum famous for its rich sound and tone. The drums have been tuned up slightly for a Modern Jazz sound. With a setup of some of the finest cymbals on the market from Sabian and Paiste this kit gives you everything you need for your jazz drum tracks.

Here is new release of Ladies Jazz, released by OMA. I think this is a great choice for anyone who loves jazz, and of course a nice ladies voice to…