JazzGuitarLessons.net Podcast

If you've ever run into the situation where you struggled to set-up a tune with a nice introduction or create a nice, smooth ending, this podcast episode is for you. Here, I'm discussing a few simple ...

7 Helmi 201918min

In this podcast, we'll look into an exercise that is relatively simple in concept, but that can go very deep (as far as helping you become a better improviser). The "big scales" exercise, so-called, d...

1 Loka 201411min

Jazz is intellectual, right? Or is it? Find out by listen to the latest podcast on this website! This podcast originally appeared on the blog here: https://www.jazzguitarlessons.net/blog/podcast-34-j...

1 Elo 20144min

As jazzers, we're often culprit of only learning "bits and pieces" of the stuff we learn. A scale, an arpeggio, a few licks (etc.), and off we go improvising. In this podcast, we discuss the relevance...

1 Heinä 20144min

Playing *completely* free (without constraints of time, chords, scales, or other) is a great learning tool. See if you can incorporate the tips from this podcast in your daily practice. It's liberatin...

1 Touko 201410min

In this podcast, we cover the basic chords found in both C melodic minor and C harmonic minor scales. This is generally a huge gap amongst students, so grab your guitar now, and learn those chords onc...

1 Huhti 201413min

Pop this quick micro podcast where we discuss the relevance of attending live jazz performances. This podcast originally appeared on the blog here: https://www.jazzguitarlessons.net/blog/podcast-30-l...

1 Maalis 20144min

Are you a regular at you local jam session(s)? Or perhaps, you're a little afraid of them. Whatever the case may be, here's the podcast on the best reasons to attend your local jazz jam sessions. They...

1 Tammi 20148min