I’ll Help You Learn to Play Jazz Guitar
Unlock your skills with a simple, easy-to follow method that works. When you focus on the right things, it’s amazing how easy and fun learning jazz guitar can be.
Check out our free guides and lessons to build the skills what will make a real difference in your playing:
Want to Make Real Progress With Jazz Guitar?
If you’re tired of guessing your way through scales, chords, and solos, the store has tools that can help. These ebooks and lessons are built to give you clarity, structure, and real results—so you can finally play the way you’ve been hearing it in your head.
Ebooks and Downloadable Lessons
These ebooks and downloadable lessons are designed to walk you step-by-step through a single topic. You’ll get the same instruction I give to my private students – in a convenient PDF ebook. These short guides are perfect resources for practice sessions and rehearsals.
New Ebook: Jazz Guitar Scale System – Major Pentatonic Scales
Recent Lessons and Articles
- G7b9 – How to Play it and Use it on Guitar
- Cmaj13 Chord: How to Play It (and Actually Use It in Jazz)
- How to Play a Dm9 Chord on Guitar
- G9 Chord on Guitar – Easy Rootless Voicing
- Guitar Practice Routines: How I Stay Consistent
Common Sense Jazz Guitar Lessons That Work
There’s really no reason learning jazz needs to be complicated. In fact, playing guitar is supposed to be simple.
The jazz police might come after me for that one…
… but the truth is there is always an easy way to play something on guitar. You just need to be able to find it.
Everything can be broken down into bite-sized pieces that are easy to understand and put to use in your guitar playing.
- Learn about the CAGED System and how it can help your guitar playing.
- Learn the Notes on the Neck and never get stuck on the fretboard again.
- Music theory can be learned right on the fretboard – learn about intervals for jazz guitar.
Jazz Guitar for Busy People
You don’t need to spend 8 hours a day “in the shed” to be a good guitar player. That might work for some people, but most of us have:
- Jobs
- School
- Families
- Hobbies
You need a smart approach to learning and practicing that helps you make real progress with the time you actually have…
… even if you only have 5 minutes a day.