John "Sco" Scofield is an American jazz guitar player, a masterful jazz improviser influenced by blues, funk, rock and R & B. There's so much to learn from his playing both his technique and his theory. He is a master of scales connections, arpeggios, outside playing and easily blend lines from blues, jazz, funk and bebop music.
He used to play with his Ibanez AS-200 plugged into one or two vox AC-30 sometimes with many effects like an Ibanez chorus, a digitech whammy/wah, a boomerang phrase sampler, a micro synth, distorions, filters and many others. We can see him playing a Fender stratocaster and an Ibanez T-style guitar in some videos and hear them in the electro-jazz album "Uberjam deux". He also uses a Martin acoustic guitar, a Guild Jumbo, a Takamine and a Montavo flamenco guitar.
This jazz guitar lesson is about John Scofield solo transcriptions (8 bars) with tabs, video and analysis of the bebop tune "Wee" from the album en route.
This guitar lesson provides 10 John Scofield jazz blues lines with tabs, audio files and YouTube video transcribed from one of his improvised solos with the trio Medeski, Martin and Wood.
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Arpeggios & Chords of the Main Scales :
Major, Minor, Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor, and Harmonic Major.