Transform Your Jazz Blues solos with II-V Licks: HOW to Start

Are you ready to take your jazz blues solos to the next level? In this video, I’ll guide you step-by-step on how to incorporate II-V lines or licks into a jazz blues chord solo. Perfect for intermediate players, this lesson will help you transform your improvising skills and move further along the road to soloing musically & creatively through chord changes. This is a crucial step that just about every aspiring jazz player needs to take and to do it you’ll need skills. I’ll show you how to build those skills and HOW to start using II-V lines in your solos. This is an approach that’s helped many, many of my students over the past 30 or more years of teaching jazz guitar and all instruments in improvisation classes. It’s very effective. It isn’t magic, though, and is just one step among quite a few. Follow the steps, do the work, and you’ll get there! There are backing tracks for practice in the video and FREE PDFs of resources for the lesson are linked b