Play better jazz solos

The best jazz musicians in the world can play a solo, unaccompanied and you know exactly the tune they were playing.You can do...

Welcome to episode 354Today on the podcast, I'm answering the question, "How long does it take to become a great jazz improviser?", from day 1...

If you know the pentatonic or the blues scale you can actually play really amazing jazz solos using just those notes.Listen to episode 353In...

Welcome to episode 352If you've been studying jazz for a little while, you've probably heard from somebody, whether it would be me or somebody...

So, if you're practicing over jazz standards but you continually feel like you're not improving, not getting any better, it could be that you're...

If your jazz solos feel like they're missing that secret sauce that pro-level jazz musicians have, then you could be missing out on one...

Welcome to episode 341 where today I talk about one of the most important skills you should focus on when it comes to jazz...

Welcome to episode 335 where today I talk about how to get unstuck from playing the same stuff over and over again in your jazz solos. It's easy to get comfortable playing the same stuff, because we know it will sound good every single time. But this also keeps us stuck, unsatisfied, and wishing for more. I go over my simple solution for turning this around.Main Points: 1. Why do we get stuck playing the same stuff 2. Making conscious decisions when we play 3. Practicing making mistakes***Important Links*** Show Notes: https://www.learnjazzstandards.com/episode335LJS Inner Circle Membership https://members.learnjazzstandards.com/ljs-inner-circleFree Guide to learn standards by ear: Learn Jazz Standards the Smart Way https://members.learnjazzstandards.com/op/learn-jazz-standards-the-smart-way/

How do you craft amazing bebop lines over a minor blues so that you sound like a jazz pro? I'm gonna walk you through...

I'm about to show you a powerful 3-step process for how to get jazz licks to come out naturally and effortlessly in your solos.Listen...