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* part 10a Sections J-L (bars 39-46)

* part 10b Sections J-L (bars 39-46)

Learn the 5 positions of the Blues Scale in the key of A with this easy to understand lesson and play along with the included Tab/Grids and audio files.

(Jam Pack’s include 18 High quality (320kbps) mp3’s, 2 page PDF and *PROGRESSION .prog file)

Each mp3 is set to a drum beat so you never lose the groove..!
You get one “high quality” .mp3 per tempo/position of the scale pattern plus a bonus mp3 (one per tempo) combining ALL 5 of the scale patterns (each pattern repeating one time so you can practice the scale twice in a row).

The 2 page PDF Workbook features the Tab and Grid diagrams of the scale patterns and covers some basic music theory.

There are 4 NEW EZGTR Jam Packs you can choose from:
“A Blues” Jam Pack – Easy (3 tempos: 40, 60, 76 bpm – 18 High quality mp3’s) $3.99

“A Blues” Jam Pack – Intermediate (3 tempos: 96, 120, 144 bpm – 18 High quality mp3’s) $3.99

“A Blues” Jam Pack – Pro (3 tempos: 168, 184, 208 bpm – 18 High quality mp3’s) $3.99

“A Blues” Jam Pack – Complete (BEST DEAL!!! All 9 tempos – 54 High quality mp3’s) $9.99

* You will need PROGRESSION Software to playback the .prog file

** The .prog file is included as a courtesy and you do not have to have NotionMusic PROGRESSION in order to enjoy the Jam Packs.
We have included the .prog file just in case you already own a copy of PROGRESSION or if you had interest in getting a copy of the software (then you would have our master file to practice with, modify or use it as a starting point for your own exercises).

*** GOOD NEWS we can save you $20 on PROGRESSION Guitar Tab/Notation Software:
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If you are going to NAMM come on by and say HI..!
When: January 14-17, 2010
Where: Anaheim Convention Center | Anaheim, CA
Booth: Hall B, Booth #5990

Here is a “quick little demo” using only a Bass guitar, a PC and the SONUUS B2M!
The Bass can now sound like a synth.
All sounds are triggered by the Bass instead of a keyboard..!

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About The Book

A retrospective of Ted Greene, virtuoso solo guitarist, beloved music teacher, world-renowned author and innovator of unique music concepts for guitar. This book also includes an overview of Ted Greene’s early life and musical development, plus an insightful narrative of the 13 years prior to his death








Biography

With only a slim body of recorded work to his name, guitar guru Ted Greene remains best known as a teacher and theoretician. His book Chord Chemistry is widely acclaimed as the bible for aspiring jazz guitarists. Born in Los Angeles on September 26, 1946, Greene began his own guitar studies at age 11, and was an accomplished player while still in high school, often collaborating with local R&B groups; he briefly studied accounting at Cal State Northridge, but soon dropped out to devote all of his energies to music. Greene typically worked as an accompanist behind vocalists, despising the limelight himself but finding group settings restrictive. While he was a sought-after session player, he derived much of his income from tutoring, ultimately writing four acclaimed books on the subject: Chord Chemistry, Modern Chord Progressions: Jazz and Classical Voicings for Guitar, and the two-volume Jazz Guitar: Single Note Soloing. In 1977, he also recorded his lone solo LP, titled simply Solo Guitar. While much respected and celebrated by his fellow guitarists across the musical spectrum, Greene was nevertheless little known to the general public, his anonymity even more pronounced by his aversion to live performance. By all accounts painfully shy and humble, his roster of alumni included jazz player John Pisano, but he never charged more than 25 dollars per hourly lesson. Greene died suddenly of a heart attack at his Encino, CA, apartment on July 25, 2005; he was 58.




Be sure to visit the main website www.tedgreene.com

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Dan Sindel just launched an Awesome 10 part series of beginning guitar lessons on Basic Strumming Patterns!

Learn the basics of strumming patterns and counting note values. Dan walks you through the essentials step by step and works with the metronome at various tempos.

FREE PDF for this LESSON Series
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Find out why GUITAR PLAYER magazine calls Marching In “whacked out genius”..!

Dan Sindel, a “One Man Orchestra,” recreates John Philip Sousa’s and Handel’s orchestral scores on Marching In by transposing and transcribing the compositions to accommodate the guitar’s tonal range. Hundreds of layered guitar tracks create a massive electric guitar wall of sound. This collectible “limited edition” CD features an eclectic blend of Dan’s “Symphonic Guitar” instrumental orchestrations and brings a new light to modern guitar playing and arrangement. Some of the greatest mixing engineers and producers in the music business today lent their talents to bring Dan’s unique musical vision to life including: Steve Sykes (Steve Lukather, Bon Jovi, Stanley Clarke, David Benoit), Carmen Rizzo (Prince, Coldplay, Seal, Ray Charles, Paul Oakenfold), Bruno Canale (Brian Welch of Korn, Alex Acuna). Rick Shlosser (Alice Cooper, Rod Stewart, Van Morrison, Cher, Diana Ross) – percussion, Bernie Becker (Tenacious D, Frank Sinatra, Neil Diamond) – mastering. Marching In also features the beautifully digitally re-mastered bonus fifteen minute, three song medley “Excerpts From Handel’s Messiah”. Instrumental Guitar (Electric/Rock/Classical), total running time, 23:26

Building Strength and Developing Technique on Guitar for Beginning Guitarists!

Practice along in this segment as Dan Sindel explains “Positional Playing” and “Changing Positions” using the 1-2-3-4 Pattern and demonstrates the pattern all the way up the guitar neck to the 12th Fret/Position.

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