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Kristofer Dahl23rd November 2009Super fresh lines and tone Marius - and great explanations, love it! 
Emir Hot23rd November 2009Very nice lines. Good job 
NoSkill23rd November 2009That's cool man!
Laszlo Boross23rd November 2009Very useful lesson Marius! 
Sensible Jones23rd November 2009Cool lesson Marius!!!
Gerardo Siere23rd November 2009Nice solo!
Lian Gerbino23rd November 2009awesome man, love your playin´. well done
THE BUZZARD23rd November 2009NICE jazz chops!!! really good lesson Marius.
Marius Pop23rd November 2009Thanks guys!
Part 3 coming soon
Ivan Milenkovic24th November 2009Very cool sounding, great!
andrei.sz24th November 2009Excellent lesson !!
Salut Marius , chiar zilele astea il intrebam pe Andrei ce mai stie de tine si uite ca te gasesc pe GMC.
buna treaba !
toate cele bune de la cluj!
Zsolt Galambos24th November 2009Awesome lines!
Pedja Simovic24th November 2009Good lesson Marius!
Stephane Lucarelli24th November 2009Great lines Marius!
Sergio Dorado24th November 2009Amazing ideas, Marius!
Marius Pop24th November 2009Thanks again guys!
...si multumesc Andrei
Vasilije Vukmirovic24th November 2009Great lines!
Daniel Realpe24th November 2009very useful lesson!
Jerry Arcidiacono25th November 2009Another groovy one
Marcus Siepen30th November 2009Great lesson
Marco Fattori4th December 2009groove
Hi Guys,
Welcome to Part 2 of my Blues Jazz Improvisation mini series!
In this lesson I will show you another cool mode that will help you make the transition from classic blues to a more jazzy aproach.
The backing track is the same as in Lesson 1 and follows a "standard" 1-4-5 blues progressin.
The lesson contains 3 new licks of medium complexity that I tabed and I published for you both as ASCII and GP file.
Learn the licks, use your imagination to create new ones and try to improvise.
Have fun!
