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Here I show you some easy, cool and smooth jazz blues guitar chords which you can use for a solo or for comping.
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I spent a lot of time on this tutorial today. I don't know much about jazz yet. In your videos, you show us all the chords you use.
But I need to dive a little deeper to really understand why, for example, an Ab9(b13) makes sense.
I would like to take this opportunity to warmly recommend your accompanying data in the downloads.
Your PDF with the chords is already helpful here. However, your Guitar Pro file in combination with the first-class backing track is amazing!
I just added your MP3 to Guitar Pro 8 as an audio track. Both fit together perfectly right away. You are simply a pro. And not just on the instruments.
Now I can slowly increase the tempo while practicing. The notes and backing track fit together perfectly at all times.
Thank you for your first-class support.
I can only recommend everyone to take advantage of these opportunities with the premium membership.
Thanks Hanspeter 👍

I spent a lot of time on this tutorial today. I don't know much about jazz yet. In your videos, you show us all the chords you use.
But I need to dive a little deeper to really understand why, for example, an Ab9(b13) makes sense.
I would like to take this opportunity to warmly recommend your accompanying data in the downloads.
Your PDF with the chords is already helpful here. However, your Guitar Pro file in combination with the first-class backing track is amazing!
I just added your MP3 to Guitar Pro 8 as an audio track. Both fit together perfectly right away. You are simply a pro. And not just on the instruments.
Now I can slowly increase the tempo while practicing. The notes and backing track fit together perfectly at all times.
Thank you for your first-class support.
I can only recommend everyone to take advantage of these opportunities with the premium membership.
Thanks Hanspeter 👍

Cool comping.......thanks HP

Here I talk about the crucial musical mindset you need to build up when you want to get serious about getting into advanced smooth jazz guitar. The first thing is that work out the priorities and build up your mindset while you are playing. Here are the priorities :
Chord Progression
Analysis
Modes on the chords
Mixing with your current pentatonic and / or blues scale patterns and abilites
Building up your mindset in order to always first fullfill the priorities before you even play a first note
Always keep things musicaly
Enjoy the ride !
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Here I show you a great blues guitar riff which works great in a 2 guitar setting. I also give you some tips how you can bring a cool and relaxed orange Farbmusik vibe into your soloing.
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If you want to listen to the original recording from my CD " Acoustic Swiss Blues " you can go here :
https://hpcrazy.com/cd.html
A Premium Member Download is coming soon !

Great News Hanspeter!! 🎸❤️👍

Great News Hanspeter!! 🎸❤️👍

Great News Hanspeter!! 🎸❤️👍

There have been several requests to get the tabs of the tutorials as Guitar Pro Files. I use this software with all my live students because it is extremly useful for learning because you can listen how the tabs sound, you can slow down the speed or you can loop a specific section where you are working on.
I STRONGLY recommend to use this software for learning guitar.
There are 2 versions available. The full software or the app. To learn it is enough to just get the app since the playback featured I mentioned above are functional in the app too.
If you want to get the software or the app at a reduced price you can use this link here :
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Workflow :
From now on all tutorials come again with the Guitar Pro Files for download.

There are so many tutorials where I have a Guitar Pro File stored but not added in the download section. So here is how we can proceed :

Unlock the soulful magic of Led Zeppelin's "Since I've Been Loving You" with this in-depth guitar tutorial! We’ll explore the song’s iconic minor blues structure, focusing on creating your own heartfelt interpretation. Learn the essential riffs, chords, and improv techniques to capture its emotional intensity, plus discover tips for nailing that classic 70s guitar tone. Perfect for intermediate players eager to master minor blues and channel Jimmy Page’s vintage sound. Grab your guitar and let’s dive in!
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Here I teach you a very cool cowboy shuffle blues guitar riff with a SRV twang style.
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Here I show you the chords and the theme of old style new orleans jazz blues : St. Louis Blues. At the end I give you some improvisation tips.
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Hey Hanspeter,
thanks for the tutorial and the cool ideas to spice up our blues with Sixtels!
Great to see and hear you with your wonderful new guitar.
Happy New Year to everyone here! 

Hey Hanspeter,
thanks for the tutorial and the cool ideas to spice up our blues with Sixtels!
Great to see and hear you with your wonderful new guitar.
Happy New Year to everyone here! 

Here I show you some tips, tricks and licks which you can use if you want to play a cool and solid double time on any shuffle blues guitar situation.
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Here I explain to you the theory of a I- IV- V- progression in minor and then give you some examples of how to sound really cool and jazzy on this classical jazz minor blue progression.
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Here I show you 3 versions of cool and easy rocknroll guitar chords on a standard blues form in G.
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Here I show you the theme, the rhythm guitar and some cool improvisation tips and tricks related to the classic / old style jazz standard " On The Sunny Side Of The Street "
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Here I show you a swinging shuffle blues guitar riff by using a technique which you know from artists like SRV. Even the riff is probably something you already know - there is a lot of " meat " in this tutorial and it's worth it for you to check it out.
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Hello Greg,  that's a good thought. I've also asked myself this question. How would a hearing aid affect my daily practice on the guitar? Especially as I have to play a lot with headphones so as not to disturb the neighbors and my wife.  I'll probably take them out when I'm practicing with headphones, because they are already a kind of hearing aid. I'm looking forward to your experiences. Thanks in advance, Roland

The topic is very exciting for me and I am also looking forward to further episodes. Again and again I have doubts about my guitar (besides my limited technical skills) and especially about my various modeling settings. I use a Line 6 HX Stomp. This is just one of many modeling devices on the market. But all these devices have one thing in common. The possibilities are overwhelming. And last but not least, I personally lack the right understanding of the crucial sequence of effects. So obviously the only correct way is to proceed step by step. Greetings, Roland

Hello Greg,  that's a good thought. I've also asked myself this question. How would a hearing aid affect my daily practice on the guitar? Especially as I have to play a lot with headphones so as not to disturb the neighbors and my wife.  I'll probably take them out when I'm practicing with headphones, because they are already a kind of hearing aid. I'm looking forward to your experiences. Thanks in advance, Roland