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Joe Pass had a remarkable ability to set the mood of a tune within just a few bars. His intros are never flashy or complicated for the sake of it, instead they establish the key, imply the harmony, and lead naturally into the song.
In this lesson, we’ll look at five Joe Pass int...
Barney Kessel was the master of the jazz guitar intro. Known for his sophisticated harmonic vocabulary, fluent technique, and impeccable timing, Kessel had a gift for setting the mood of a tune.
In this lesson, you’ll learn five jazz guitar intros played by Barney Kessel, taken ...
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to play Four on Six, a jazz standard written by Wes Montgomery. The tune was first recorded in 1960 on Wes’s album The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery, which also introduced another classic Wes composition, West Coast Blues.<...
Charlie Christian is often referred to as the father of jazz guitar, and for good reason. In the late 1930s, he fundamentally changed the role of the guitar in jazz. Before Christian, the guitar was primarily a rhythm instrument, fighting for volume in big bands. By being one of the first to u...