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Truefire – Oz Noy’s Twisted Guitar Blues Soloing (2018)

Truefire – Oz Noy’s Twisted Guitar Blues Soloing (2018)

Publisher: Truefire | Language: EnglishVideo: MP4, 864×486 (16:9), 971 Kbps, 29.970 fpsAudio: MP3, 128 Kbps, 44100 Khz, 2 channelsSize: 944 Mb | Length: 01h 42min
Blues, jazz, and funk solos are usually improvised. Top players almost never play the same exact solo over a particular tune or groove. However, they might tap their own vocabulary of licks and use those licks in their improvised solos. Sometimes, they’ll even build their solos around those licks. I’ll show you how to do that in this course.
Oz Noy’s Twisted Guitar: Blues Soloing will demonstrate how to leverage your own vocabulary of licks and craft compelling solos and improvisations. You’ll be working with 10 blues backing tracks, over which Oz will improvise 2 solos for each of the tracks – 20 solos in total.
“All of the solos and licks include some of my “twisted” harmonic approaches. We’ll work with a variety of tempos, keys and feels.

The first solo will always include a few handpicked licks

from my own vocabulary, and I’ll intentionally build my solo around those licks. I’ll also teach you those licks, note-for note – 30 licks in total! The second solo will also be improvised, but I will not build the solo around any particular licks. I’ll let you pick out your own favorites and then learn them from the included tab and notation.”
Oz will guide you through all 20 soloing performance studies and 30 licks. Oz will perform each study for you over a backing track, and then breakdown the performance emphasizing the key principles in play. “I’m going to show you some licks over both chords, as well as some lines to connect them together. After I go over some licks and lines for this track, I’ll then show you a solo utilizing them. To wrap up, I’ll perform a solo where I’m improvising completely.”
Three of Four – “For this set of lessons, I’m going to teach you a song called “Three of Four”. It’s kind of a “Manic Depression”-style Jimi Hendrix groove in 3/4, but with the chords being minor. Specifically, we’ll be going from an Ab minor7 to a Gb minor7.”