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--- In jazz_guitar@y..., "Mr. Paul" <astro@g...> wrote:

Hi,

Can anyone of you recommend to me
a really good jazz guitar self-tutor from
intermediate level onwards comprising
of book with CD video, and the source.

Thanks and warm regards,

Paul,
mailto:astro@g...

I would recommend the National Guitar Workshop series by Jody Fisher.
Four volumes, Beginning, Intermediate, Mastering Jazz Guitar Chord
Melody and Mastering Jazz Guitar Improvisation. Available at several
places but my favorite place is:
rob taft

I'm a long time lurker in this group,so I thought it
is time I start to contribute what I can.

I would recommend the two Emily Remler videos-I can't
quite remember wheter it was from REH or hotlicks but
I remember them being really helpful for me.

The Jody Fisher Series from The National Guitar
WorkShop Library looks quite well structured and
comprehensive-but I've only gone through the Mastering
Jazz guitar set.
Of course you can never go wrong with the Barry
Galbraith series,particularly the comping one.
My teacher told me the core of that book is in the
part entitled"Sole",which is based on the progression
of Body and Soul.

There are alot of other great books out there and it
can be quite overwhelming to decide which ones to
choose.
Anybody else?

Regards,
Yuri Jo

--- "Mr. Paul" <astro@...> wrote:

Hi,

Can anyone of you recommend to me
a really good jazz guitar self-tutor from
intermediate level onwards comprising
of book with CD video, and the source.

Thanks and warm regards,

Paul,
mailto:astro@...

I would recommend the National Guitar Workshop series by Jody Fisher.
Four volumes, Beginning, Intermediate, Mastering Jazz Guitar Chord
Melody and Mastering Jazz Guitar Improvisation. Available at several
places but my favorite place is:

I'll second that. I've been playing guitar for about 20 years and I decided
to learn jazz. I picked up the first 3 in this set and it really seems well
put together. Each 'lesson' is broken into chord work and single line work.

These books assume that you aren't a beginner guitarist (which was what I
wanted.)

Besides, Jody is a really cool guy. :)

-=-=-=-=-
Born to Fish, Forced to Work.

Tony
bonkrz@... tonykennedy@...

--- In jazz_guitar@y..., "Mr. Paul" <astro@g...> wrote:

Hi, Rob!

Thanks a lot for the info on a good Jazz
Guitar Tutor and the source. Shall log
on to the site recommended.

Thanks again and best regards,

Paul,
Email:astro@g...

Paul, My pleasure. I would also say that in addition to the Guitar
Workshop series, you should check out (as another person recommended)
Emily Remler's video and Jimmy Bruno's excellent two tape set. I
would also recommend you check out Robert Conti's Source Code book
one (improvisation) and "The Formula" (dealing with chord
harmonization). His chord melody series are excellent as well. Bob
was my first instructor (late 70's) and an excellent player and great
instructor. www.robertconti.com r/rob

Hi, Rob!

Thanks a lot for the info on a good Jazz
Guitar Tutor and the source. Shall log
on to the site recommended.

Thanks again and best regards,

Paul,
Email:astro@...