This Video is Part 1 (of 3) in Part 5 of the tritone set uses the chord progression of Recorda Me.

This ii-V-I combines the Dorian and Mixolydian scales along with an enclosure.

Easy Blues Lick #4 is based on the D Blues Scale.

The phrasing demo for Quick Tunes #22 on Recorda Me

Learn to solo on the tune, Recorda-Me, by the great jazz saxophonist, Joe Henderson.

This I Play-You Play video was created using the slow playalong track from the lesson-Quick Tunes 22

This I Play-You Play video was created using the fast playalong track from the lesson-Quick Tunes 22

Learn to conceptualize tritone subs on ii-V-I progressions.

This is one of the I Play-You Play video that goes with Part 4, Video 2 in the Tritone Subs series.

This is one of the I Play-You Play video that goes with Part 4, Video 2 in the Tritone Subs series.

This ii-V-I lick addresses the use of musical angles.

This easy blues lick is shown in the key of G.

Begin the process of conceptualizing and learning to create tritone subs. (Video 1 of 2 in part 4)

This blues lick is presented in the key of C with instructions on learning it in different keys.

Learn about the new series on Easy Blues Licks.

This blues lick is presented in the key of A with instructions on learning it in different keys.

This is a bonus video in the series, The What's, When's & Why's of Tritone Subs

Learn how pentatonic scales are used in creating tritone sub passages.

This one comes to us through Stan Getz' solo on Tangerine - based on an ascending sequence.

Learn to recognize the different types of tritone substitutions in compositions.

In part 1 of the series, you'll learn what a tritone sub is and why it works.

This one comes from a Sonny Rollins solo on Almost Like Being in Love- two licks included!

Learn the most common fingering options to facilitate technique and style- plus a cool F Blues Lick!

Learn the correct hand positioning for facilitating your technique in the low register.