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Kristofer Dahl16th December 2007Muris - you floored me again! Awesome to see you cover a new style 
Your theoretical explanation of the note choice is exactly in line with how I try to see things - I will learn alot from this one! What's so good with this way of looking at theory is that you learn new tonalities without necessarily having to learn a new scale (which can be time consuming!).
David.C.Bond16th December 2007Ace stuff Muris, I love the end!
Toni Suominen16th December 2007Awesome lesson Muris!
Muris Varajic16th December 2007Thanks guys 
Spot on Kris,for this kind of Jazz isn't the MUST to know all types of scales,
simple use of neighbors shall give us needed sound. 
Tho there are types of Jazz where some uncommon scales sound cool,
will talk about that in next Jazzy lesson I hope.
Dejan Farkas16th December 2007Cool one, neighbor
Muris Varajic16th December 2007Thanks neighbor
Bogdan Radovic16th December 2007Great lesson Muris , looks easy to beginners and its very effective at the same time..Great one!
The Uncreator16th December 2007Very Cool Muris!
You truly are a very diverse player!
Juan M. Valero16th December 2007I agree, you can play all the music styles !! and all with great music taste
Awesome, Muris, simply awesome
Marcus Lavendell16th December 2007Fantastic lesson Muris!!
Jerry Arcidiacono16th December 2007Great lesson Muris!
chast16th December 2007Thx Muris
Thats something to get started with
JVM16th December 2007Very jazzy muris! You've amazed me again.
Ivan Milenkovic16th December 2007Great sound Muris, and a great lesson
shellshock191116th December 2007Awesome! Just what I needed right now, can't wait to get started when I get back
dreamtheaterfreak16th December 2007very nice
Tuubsu16th December 2007first time I hear jazz in my life and Damnit! I like it =)
Nick32516th December 2007awsome
Freebird16th December 2007Wow Muris I'm really impressed!! I didn't think i'd like Jazz but I really like this And I find that concept of neighbour notes fascinating and strange... Keep it up you're great!!
Muris Varajic16th December 2007Thanks for feedback guys,glad you like it!!
Robin16th December 2007Fantastic!
David Wallimann16th December 2007Excellent one Muris!
I love the licks and really like the very last one. :-)
Great job!
Hisham Al-Sanea16th December 2007nice and great work muris for real jazz
Pablo Vazquez16th December 2007Oh my God!! Very Cool!! Well done Muris.
ballistic3116th December 2007cool lesson kind of reminds me of the ren and stimpy cartoon a song they would use for a intro
Unleash-The-Shred17th December 2007Awesome.
FretDancer6917th December 2007Awesome, but the problem i always have with these lessons is getting a good tone, not that distorted but not that clean as well... oh well,
awesome lesson Muris!
Ben N17th December 2007great lesson Muris I'm new to jazz music
that would be a good start! thanks
david8017th December 2007great lesson again Muris.
Thanks
Muris Varajic17th December 2007You're welcome,glad you like it!!
Feel free to ask if you need any help here tho.
nickmarx1234567818th December 2007Hey question I wanna learn this lesson but im just curious how do you set you amp/guitar to get that kind of jazzy tone?
Muris Varajic18th December 2007Million $ question
No amp here,just Korg Pandora,
clean sound,bit of bass and less treble,small room/hall and that's it.
Crazyfret18th December 2007Another great lesson Muris
This is an area where I want to take my playing but I'm not overly familar with the theory, (I'm easily confused!)
Also I suspect this would also be beneficial to help develop my legato and sweeping? I'm I right in thinking that jazz and shredding are similar technically?
I'll give the lesson a go. Though I would like to understand what I'm playing cause I think my lack of understanding theory is holding me back creatively
What would you recommend as a good place to start to get into jazz?
Muris Varajic18th December 2007You can shred in every style of music,pop,rock,blues,metal,jazz etc.
Only question is,does it take place at the moment?
I would suggest you players like George Benson,Lee Litenour,Larry Carlton etc.
Moder type of Jazz,sort of smooth,easy to listen tho.
Muris Varajic18th December 2007Quick update,I forgot to add backing tracks here,
pure fault of mine,sorry guys 
.
Now it's updated with all BTs and Kris is gonna republish it in a blink
dustoff7522nd December 2007Wow! More please, I've been hoping for a lesson covering smooth jazz. Most people I know call it elevator or grocery store music but I love it. An artist I recently started listening to is Jay Soto, great smooth jazz guitarist.
Muris Varajic22nd December 2007Soto is great for sure,and more of smooth jazz still to come,thanks.
Giancarlo Anselmetti30th December 2007Nice and useful lesson. I am wating sleep time to practice. Thanks Muris
Muris Varajic30th December 2007You're welcome,keep practicing
Siggum3rd January 2008This is awsome, i was looking for something like this. Im trying it on my western wich makes it a bit harder tbh, but my goal is to do it on 95bpm.
Muris Varajic3rd January 2008Glad you like it,more Jazzy lessons still to come
villanovablues046th January 2008What a pleasure to follow your lessons. You're the only teacher including some feeling in your lesson. Technic is one thing but music isn't a speed competition.
Muris Varajic6th January 2008Well thanks a lot !!
Tho I wouldn't agree that I'm the only one doing that,
it's really hard to put some feel into technique exercise
and I'm sure ALL instructors are doing their best.
KWEST26th April 2008Do you get that wonderful jazz sound from a Pandora too? I'm checking into buying one as you get so many great sounds out of yours.
Joe Kataldo27th May 2008How could I have missed this? Nice lesson Man 
Muris Varajic27th May 2008Thanks Joe 
KWEST,yeah,I used Pandora here as well. 
Caelumamittendum14th July 2008Brilliant lesson, Muris!
Muris Varajic14th July 2008Glad you like it,cheers
Matt233rd August 2008Great lesson Muris. I'm gonna have a go at it some time. 
Jad Diab12th October 2008Great lesson muris !! And well explained
Muris Varajic13th October 2008Appreciate it!
kjutte4th December 2008the only chord used is D7? Is it intentionally that the min3 clash?
kjutte4th December 2008Nevermind! I read it:P
Muris Varajic4th December 2008OK 
daveb8th February 2009Tastey!
Frederik8th May 2009SOO AWSOME haha puts a smile on my face
Muris Varajic8th May 2009Cheers guys.
