LRT-032 ii-V-I Modal Lick
Learn some modal Jazz guitar licks over the ii-V-I progression. This lick is played over a standard ii-V-I Jazz chord progression in the key of C. The lick uses modes of the C major scale. […]
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LRT-022 Jazzy Blues Turnaround
Learn a jazzy blues turnaround in the key of C. In this turnaround, the chord progression is I-vi-ii-V-I. The I-vi-ii-V is common in the last two bars of a 12 bar blues.
Ex-013 Sweep Picking ii-V-I
Learn to sweep pick a ii-V-I progression in this exercise using the tritone substitution to play faster. This exercise uses three chords based on the A form (rooted on the 5th string). In the key […]
LRT-013 Two Altered Jazz Endings
Learn two altered jazz endings in the key of C major.
LRT-007 Jazzy Turnaround
This jazzy turnaround uses the classic vi-ii-V-I turnaround in the Key of C.
LRT-003 Jazzy Altered Scale Lick
Have fun with this jazz lick using the altered scale. This lick was recorded by Roman Garcia.
Jazz Progressions
Jazz Progressions are simply common chord progressions in jazz music. One of the most common progressions is the ii-V-I progression. The ii-V-I sounds at its best when you use seventh chords and their expanded voicings. […]
Flat Five Substitution
The flat five substitution is a chord that you can use as a substitute for any dominant chord. It applies very nicely to the 12 Bar Blues, because of the use of Dominant 7th chords. […]