Are you interested in geeky music books, videos and courses? Here are my thoughts on some of them! 🙂
Yes, you will also see some business, marketing & even a poetry book reviewed here. I’m curious about a lot of different things. But yeah, mostly it’s music, jazz & fingerstyle guitar stuff.
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Mini-Lesson Review: 5 Improvised Lines Over Major Chords by Ben Eunson
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Book Review: Six Essential Fingerings for the Jazz Guitarist by Jimmy Bruno
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Book Review: The Working Musician’s Handbook by Nicholas Veinoglou
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Sheet Music Review: The Wind Cries Mary [Chord Kit] by Jan Jakut
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The Self Help Book: 6 Practical Ways to Never Stop Growing by Jared Graybeal
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Book Review: Add9 Triad Workout (major / melodic minor) by Hristo Vitchev
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Book Review: 10 Tonal Exercises: Volume 2 Melodic by Hristo Vitchev
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Book Review: 10 Tonal Exercises: Volume 1 Harmonic by Hristo Vitchev
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Course Review: How To Practice Bundle: Volumes 1, 2 & 3 By Ben Eunson
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Book Review: Modern Linear Vocabulary for Guitar: Vol. 3 by Isaac Negrene
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Book Review: The Inner Game of Fingerstyle Guitar by Adam Rafferty
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Book Review: Offset Quartal Voicings for Guitar by Hristo Vitchev
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Book Review: 10 Pentatonic Voicings ii-V7alt-I Voice Leading Studies by Hristo Vitchev
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Book Review: 10 Tonal Exercises: Volume 3 Pentatatonics by Hristo Vitchev
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Book Review: Melodic Symmetry Part 1: The Dominant Chord by Hristo Vitchev
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Book Review: Modern Linear Vocabulary for Guitar: Vol. 2 by Isaac Negrene
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Book Review: Influence and Persuasion by Harvard Business Review
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Book Review: 8 Chordal Etudes for Jazz Guitar by Hristo Vitchev
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Musical Exercises Review: Assorted Licks & Minor II-V Lines by Cecil Alexander
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Transcription Set Review: Atomic Improv Vol. 6 by Nick Johnston
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Transcription Set Review: Atomic Improv Vol. 5 by Nick Johnston
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Transcription Set Review: Atomic Improv Vol. 4 by Nick Johnston
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Transcription Set Review: Atomic Improv Vol. 3 by Nick Johnston
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Transcription Set Review: Atomic Improv Vol. 2 by Nick Johnston
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Transcription Set Review: Atomic Improv Vol. 1 by Nick Johnston
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Book Review: The Techniques of Guitar Playing by Seth F. Josel and Ming Tsao
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Book Review: Confessions of a Persuasion Hitman by Ian Stanley
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Book Review: 8 Contrapuntal Etudes for Jazz Guitar by Hristo Vitchev
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Book Review: eSCAPE: The 4 Stages of Becoming A Successful Entrepreneur by Anik Singal
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Book Review: Uncommon Mentality — How to think like no one else By Chance Lunceford
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Video Review: Stevie Ray Vaughan Guitar Techniques by Chris Ochoa
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Book Review: An Improviser’s OS (2nd Edition) by Wayne Krantz
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Book Review: Music Marketing & Promotions Guide by Chris Greenwood
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Book Review: The Financially Independent Millennial by Rick Orford
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Book Review: Advanced Arpeggio Soloing For Guitar by Chris Brooks
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Book Review: The Next Step – Creative Concepts for the Improvising Guitarist by Shane Theriot
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Book Review: Concepts for Solo Guitar Performance – 2nd Edition by Jan Jakut
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Book Review: The Neo-Soul Guitar Book by Simon Pratt, Kristof Neyens and Mark Lettieri
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Book Review: How To Develop Virtuoso Single Line Technique For Jazz Guitar by Adam Rafferty
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Book Review: Diatonic Major and Minor Scales by Andres Segovia
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Book Review: Modern Linear Vocabulary For Guitar Vol. 1 by Isaac Negrene
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Book Review: The Motivic Basis for Jazz Guitar Improvisation by Steve Rochinski
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Book Review: Sweep Picking Speed Strategies For Guitar by Chris Brooks
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Book Review: Exercises & Etudes – An advanced method for the fingerstyle guitarist by Itamar Erez
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Book Review: 21 Insights for 21st Century Creatives by Mark McGuinness
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Book Review: Daniel Donato – The New Master Of The Telecaster: Pathways To Dynamic Solos
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Course Review: Understanding & Applying the Chromatic Scale by Frank Vignola
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Book Review: Movable Shapes – Concepts for Reharmonizing ii-V-I’s by Sheryl Bailey
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Video Review: Essential Percussive Guitar Riffs with Jon Gomm
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Video Review: 8 Sets of Jazz Blues Changes by Randy Johnston
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Book Review: The Thesaurus of Scale Tone Chords by Alex Rogowski
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Video Review: Bebop Flow – Connecting Harmonic Concepts with the Family of 4 by Sheryl Bailey
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Book Review: Improvising Without Scales – The Intervallic Guitar System of Carl Verheyen
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Video Review: Dave Hill – Motif Development (Jazz Guitar Society)
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Book Review: A Guide to Developing a Chromatic Approach to Improvisation by Tony Greaves
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[Submissions for Review Consideration]
- Are you an author who wrote a jazz, guitar or music book?
- Have you created a DVD or an online video course or subscription based website?
- Would you like me to review your book/course?
Please send me a message at azsamad2 at gmail.com with:
For courses: a link to the course/video/product + access info etc.
For books: a link to the book (Dropbox) or PDF attachment (if it’s small) for review consideration.
Depending on whether I dig the book/course, I’ll let you know if I do plan to review it!
I cannot guarantee a review for every submission & if I’m not too into it, I may opt not to review it. I mean, it’s better to get a good review that for me to write a bad review just because it’s not a match for the kind of stuff I dig right? :p
NOTE: All reviews reflect my honest personal opinion so be aware that I will point out both cool Pros and Cons that I see in the work. You dig? 🙂