Adrian Ingram - Jazz For The Electric Blues Guitarist (2005)
DVD5 | MPEG2 @ 8 Mbit/s | 720x576 | AC3 Stereo @ 192 Kbit/s 48 KHz | 76 min | 4.19 GB
Genre: Jazz, Blues, Instructional | Label: Grossmans Guitar Workshop | Language: English

Guitar Player Review

Somevideos let you cop the best bits of a style by showing you a fewtrademark licks or phrases. Not these two. If you enlist in AdrianIngrams jazz boot camp, you re expected to get deep, soldier! InEssentials of Jazz Guitar, Ingram crams several month s worth of theorylessons into the first ten minutes. It s great stuff, but a littleoverwhelming-most will need to refer to the included booklet to keep up.If you can be patient, however, you ll be rewarded with clearexplanations and useful applications. Ingram details chord construction,extensions, and substitutions, and de-mystifies the Roman numeralsystem. (You ll never fear the leader barking out changes from thebandstand ever again.) It s good material presented in a clear manner bya good teacher. Think of it as Jazz Guitar 101. Jazz for the ElectricBlues Guitarist is designed to help players make the musical jump fromBuddy Guy to Robben Ford. In this video, Ingram takes the tried-and-trueI-IV-V blues progression and expands upon it with different chordvoicings, turnarounds, and passing tones-all designed to get you fromdown-home to uptown. He also illustrates the use of non-blues scalenotes in blues solos so you can painlessly add spice to what you alreadyknow. (You ll also get some insights on the styles of Charlie Christianand Wes Montgomery.) The accompanying booklet is full of goodinformation, although there are a few misnamed chords and other typos.Ingram proves himself to be a monster player, a good teacher, and abenevolent taskmaster, and everything adds up to a video you can revisitmany times over and still find new stuff. Very cool.

Product Description

JAZZFOR THE ELECTRIC BLUES GUITARIST provides a valuable lesson for thosewho wish to introduce sophisticated jazz lines and more advanced chordconcepts into their playing. This information-packed lesson takes theplayer on an exciting journey from the basic jazz blues progression toadvanced chord substitution. Turnarounds and chord families, togetherwith further elaborations and inversions are also discussed, in an easyto understand way, which will spice up your blues playing in no time. Asthe video unfolds, Adrian Ingram reveals the secrets of jazzsubstitution and improvisation, showing how the fundamental concepts canbe used to lift your blues playing onto a higher plateau. Coloristicdevices, such as Charlie Christians worry notes and Wes Montgomerysoctaves, are also discussed. Players as diverse as T. Bone Walker,Tiny Grimes, Kenny Burrell, Danny Gatton and Robben Ford havesuccessfully blended blues and jazz. The information contained in thisindispensable video lesson will enable you to join this illustriousgroup of jazz/blues fusionists. 76-min video / Level 3/4 / 32 pagetab/music booklet[/center]

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