Other Books in The Progressive Series
Now that you have completed Progressive Rhythm Guitar you will be able to continue your music studies with the following Progressive titles.
Progressive Guitar Method Lead
Covers scales and patterns over the entire fret board so that you can improvise against major, minor, and Blues progressions in any key. Learn the licks and techniques used by all lead guitarists such as hammer-on’s, slides, bending, vibrato, pick tremolo, double notes, slurring and right hand tapping.
Progressive Blues Guitar
Covers all the essential rhythms used in Blues and R&B along with turnarounds, intros and endings, and gaining control of 12 and 8 bar Blues forms. Explains and demonstrates the Blues scale, major and minor pentatonic scales and 7th arpeggios in a logical system for playing over the entire fret board. Contains classic Blues sounds such as note bending, slides, and vibrato demonstrated in over 100 licks and solos in a variety of Blues styles.
Progressive Rock Guitar Licks
This book may be used by itself or as a useful supplement to Progressive Rock Guitar Technique. The licks throughout the book are examples of how the most popular lead guitar patterns can be used in all positions on the fret board, and how various techniques can be applied to each pattern. Several Rock guitar solos are included to fully show how the licks and techniques studied throughout the book can be used to create a solo.
Progressive Jazz Guitar
A lesson by lesson introduction to the most commonly used movable chord shapes and progressions used by all Jazz Guitarists. The explanation of chord construction and how they fit into certain keys and patterns will take the mystery out of playing Jazz Guitar. Also includes Jazz Blues progressions, turnarounds and scale tone chords.
Progressive Country Guitar Technique
This book continues on from Progressive Country Guitar Method. More basic chords are covered such as Major Sixth, Minor Seventh, Major Seventh, Augmented and Diminished. This book introduces triplet rhythms, rhythm rests and staccato strumming. The most common Bar chords are also studied and several Country lead guitar patterns and techniques are featured.
