Solo Over Changes Without Memorizing Every Scale

Tired of complex jazz scales and feeling lost in the world of chord changes? This video simplifies jazz guitar soloing with a method that uses the major scale and focuses on targeting specific notes for non-diatonic chords. Using the classic song "All of Me" as our example, we'll break down the chord progressions into three simple categories: diatonic chords, secondary dominants, and borrowed chords. This approach makes it easy to identify the key note for each chord and create a smooth and melodic solo, even if you're new to jazz. We'll demonstrate a three-step approach to learning to play over the changes. With this simplified method, you'll gain the confidence to solo over many jazz tunes —Learn a simple and effective technique for jazz guitar soloing. —Master the art of targeting key notes for non-diatonic chords. —Unlock the secrets of soloing over the classic "All of Me" chord progressions. ============================================== FREE TRIAL LESSON: Book a call today and get a personal practice plan as a bonus https://lessons.jumpstartjazzguitar.com/30-day-plan Join my FREE PATREON PDF and BACKING TRACKS supporting the lessons in the videos https://www.patreon.com/GeorgeHessMusic MY WEBSITE: https://jumpstartjazzguitar.com/ =============================================== WHAT"S NEXT New Videos and Shorts every week Remember, hitting the like and subscribe button helps support the channel. Plus, you won't miss out on any of our upcoming lessons! If you’re just getting started on jazz guitar, I recommend watching these free videos https://youtu.be/BoxvblZDNIc https://youtu.be/5qdhzbdZq40 ABOUT ME I'm Dr. George Hess, I was a professor of music for 30 years at leading universities in the US and Asia and I've been performing with top professionals worldwide for over 40 years. I help busy adult guitarists start playing and having fun playing jazz guitar as quickly as possible.