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How To Change The Strings Of a Steel-String Guitar
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2020-02-02
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This infographic show how to change the strings of your steel-string guitar.
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Educational Guitar Chords and Scales Posters - Essential Charts, Shapes and Diagrams
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2020-01-01
- In Guitar Cheat Sheets, Methods, eBooks, Posters
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Two new educational guitar posters are now availbale at Teespring.com. The first one contains 18 essential scale shapes used by guitarists. The second poster provides 63 common jazz guitar chord diagrams. They are both available in giant size, 24 x 60 inches 90 x 60 cm.
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Jazz Blues Backing Tracks, Play-alongs, Jam Tracks
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2019-11-19
- In Uncategorized
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You will find here 11 Jazz Blues backing tracks from the YouTube channel Backing Tracks Channel. These jam tracks can be very useful for practicing improvisation and chord comping whether on the guitar or on any other instrument.
Each play along is derived from the basic jazz blues chord progression (the first one of the list). For a better understanding the chords and the Roman numeral analysis are displayed in the video. If you want to learn more about these jazz blues changes check out the related lesson in the blog section.
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GuitarSim - App & Smartphone Accessory For Guitarists
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2018-04-19
- In Guitar Gear Reviews - Buyer's Guides
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GuitarSim is the smartphone accessory that turns your phone into a mini digital guitar with tons of features. It’s not just your average guitar; Guitarsim leverages your phone to give you a powerful and portable gadget to jam with, and its foldable so you can throw it into your bag without hassle.
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How to Make Sure Your Guitar Is Setup
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2017-11-30
- In Guest Posts
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Taking care of your equipment is essential.Guest post by Glen Parry
Whether it’s your car, PC, or your guitar, in order for it to work properly and as for long as possible, you need to make sure that everything’s in order. Sure, you could take your guitar to a professional and have them do it for you, but why not learn to do it yourself? Not only will you save money and time, but you will also learn a thing or two about your instrument. Here are some quick and straightforward tips that will make setting up your guitar a piece of cake!