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You'll find demos are available on many lessons

Jazz Styles   Lessons demonstrating a variety of Jazz Styles

Beginning Jazz Chords   An introduction to jazz chords, substitutions and comping.

Rhythm Changes  A study of these popular jazz changes including comping arrangements, transcribed solos and jazz heads giving you the insights to master this bebop style.

Bebop Blues Comping and Soloing (Demos)    This 12 lesson series is a great place to start your jazz comping.  Understand how a blues chord progression is played differently in the R&B rock n' roll style as opposed to the bebop jazz style.   Plus, a nine lessons series on soloing to help you develop great jazz lines by mastering the nine original bebop blues style solos.

Minor Bebop Blues Comping and Soloing Lessons (Demo) 7 lessons and tracks in C minor bebop blues.

Compin the Real Book (Demos)   This series shows how a jazz guaitarist might take the stark chords presented in in the Real Book and apply substitutions, inversions and chord moves or riffs to make an accompaniment that is both interesting and melodic.

Jazz Solos (Demo)  Learn some new solos for jazz standards

Improv Insights (Demo) Learn how to improvise over a variety of jazz chord changes.

Double Time Jazz Licks (Demo)  This licks will build your chops and are packed with harmonic information.A must for every jazz player

Jazz Heads  Study the melody of a tune as a jazz guitarist would play it.

Jazz Licks (Demo)  A collection of 16  hot licks in variety of jazz styles

Wes Montgomery Licks (Demo)  A collection of 16 Wes Montgomery jazz octave style licks

Mastering a Jazz Standard-Learn a standard inside and out from solos, comping, chord melody, heads, etc.

Practice Tracks--Tracks to rehearse your solo and comping lessons

Play  Along Tracks Jam along with these tracks to help develop your improvising.

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