Bebop Licks Guitar Pdf Tabs
A new printable PDF eBook dedicated to soul jazz guitar licks is now available for download. Soul jazz (sometimes called 'jazz-funk) is a form of jazz commonly associated with hard bop. It has strong influences from blues, rhythm & blues and gospel. You can also go listen to Lou Donaldson, Big John Patton, Jimmy 'Hammond' Smith, to soak up this style. All these licks are two bars licks in the key of B b7 and inspired by great guitarists as Grant Green, Melvin sparks, Wes Montgomery or Kenny Burrell. They are essentially built with notes from the minor, major pentatonic and minor blues scale.
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This book was originally released as the BeBop Bible, and was aimed at all instruments. This version has had tab added and the examples recorded on a CD. I have the original version. This is one of the better lick books, and if you can read standard notation you have the added advantage of realizing that most of these.
As usual each lick is analysed and accompanied by a quality audio file. A backing track is also included in the package. Why all these licks are in the same key? To simplify learning, it's easier to memorize them, then you can make the connection between each lick to built longer guitar solos.
Once you have learnt these licks, the aim is to play them in different keys, add notes and fret hand techniques (bends, hammer-on, pull-off, slides) vary the rhythm. Package details: - 1 printable PDF eBook with 25 soul jazz guitar licks in B b7 with tabs, scales charts, guitar fretboard diagrams (5 boxes for each scales) and analysis. 1 soul jazz backing track (Quality mp3 audio file).
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25 soul jazz guitar licks audio files (Quality mp3 audio files).
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Get the FREE Tab PDF here: Please subscribe to my channel for more jazz guitar lessons! =) Lesson Explanation: This jazz lick combines 2 different arpeggios: a) Amin7 - (A C E G) b) F(b9/13) - (F# A C E G B) and the D Mixo Bop OR D7 Bebop scale: D E F# G A B C C# D The idea is to play the arpeggio and when descending to play the bebop scale downwards starting on a chord tone on the downbeat. From this one concept, you can create many other lines. Practice this line slowly first and then with the metronome, learn to play it faster and more fluid. Take your time. In addition to working on this line, try writing your own lines and licks to get more benefit from this lesson. If you're really up for a challenge, learn each line in as many positions as possible on the guitar and play it in different keys.