JazzGuitarLessons.net Podcast

In this podcast, we'll look into an exercise that is relatively simple in concept, but that can go very deep (as far as ... Read more

In this podcast, we cover the basic chords found in both C melodic minor and C harmonic minor scales. This is generally ... Read more

This important podcast deals with the most crucial element for any jazz artist: finding your own voice! Then we proceed ... Read more

Here's a fun podcast where we look at ways to approach soloing on II-V-I. We'll also talk about ways to make our learnin... Read more

Wonder how to get started with the minor II-V-I? Does you're soloing abilities suddenly crash and burn every time you co... Read more

The most awaited podcast topic of all: chromaticism! Jazz guitarists are always curious about jazz lines with a chromati... Read more

A very popular podcast on the website, this is where we get down to business with applying the infamous pentatonic scale... Read more

Accountability is one of the most powerful tool when it comes to getting things done. Lose weight? Get a coach (or a par... Read more

Playing *completely* free (without constraints of time, chords, scales, or other) is a great learning tool. See if you c... Read more

In line with the recent "Dummies' Guide to Jazz Standards", here's a podcast on how to learn, memorize and play better o... Read more

Jazz is intellectual, right? Or is it? Find out by listen to the latest podcast on this website!This podcast originally ... Read more

As jazzers, we're often culprit of only learning "bits and pieces" of the stuff we learn. A scale, an arpeggio, a few li... Read more

In this (rather long) 12th podcast here, we'll dwell heavily on the theory side: extensions on the II-V-I and other more... Read more

A discussion on how to improvise during those rather "static" chord vamps. And the second topic has also been a very "in... Read more

As a new jazz player, it can be tempting to want to jump into Giant Steps, a pillar of jazz music, and expect to be just... Read more

Respecting the form (of the song) is what guides our jazz improvisations; it's the vehicle. In fact, not following the f... Read more

The best way to remember tunes is not to forget them (said no jazz guitarist ever!) Here a series of tips on how to main... Read more

Becoming a better person is key in developing your jazz guitar skills. The more we grow as human beings, the more we lea... Read more

A rather "anatomical" and spiritual podcast, we talk about letting us get out of the way mentally and letting the finger... Read more

Two fun topics for the podcast number one-one (I love repeating digits): II-V-I soloing and walking bass. In the II-V-I ... Read more