Got plenty of chops and technique but don’t know what to play? Looking for hip burning lines to make your own? In each volume, Robert plays an advanced improvised solo and then teaches you that solo measure by measure, note by note. You’ll rapidly begin to increase your jazz vocabulary as Conti walks you through the solos. No guesswork here as Conti provides full notation and tab.
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Vol. 1 12 Bar Blues
9 reviewsThe first and best seller in the Big City Blues DVD series. Conti walks you through a complete solo over the standard 12 bar blues progression.
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Vol. 1 Girl From Ipanema
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Vol. 1 Green Dolphin Street
9 reviewsAlmost guaranteed to be heard at every jam session or jazz gig – Don’t be like a deer in the headlights when it’s your turn to solo.
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Vol. 2 Corcovado (Quiet Nights)
8 reviewsAnother Jobim favorite, Corcovado, or Quiets Nights of Quiet Stars in English was composed in 1960
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Vol. 2 Georgia On My Mind
5 reviewsGeorgia On My Mind will forever be a must know blues tune for any jazz guitarist. Conti pulls out all the stops as he blows through the changes to this timeless classic.
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Vol. 2 Rhythm Changes
8 reviewsConti tackles Rhythm Changes; this one’s a burner!
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Vol. 3 Blues For Alice (Birds)
4 reviewsBlues For Alice, a Charlie Parker original and jazz standard from 1951
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Vol. 3 Bluesette
7 reviewsIt’s Bluesette, a must know tune for any jazz guitarist. What more needs to be said?
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Vol. 3 One Note Samba
2 reviewsConti keeps them coming with another well known Jobim composition
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Vol. 4 All Blues (Miles Davis)
3 reviewsAll Blues, a composition by Miles Davis; you’ll hear it at nearly every jam session. Be ready for the next one when it’s your turn to solo.
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Vol. 4 Satin Doll
7 reviewsYour right of passage into the world of advanced jazz guitar. If you’ve been through Ticket To Improv, Vol. 1, then we suggest Satin Doll as a good entry point into the advanced solo series.
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Vol. 4 Wave
4 reviewsProbably the second most popular Jobim tune next to the Girl From Ipanema, enjoy this beautiful solo over the chord progression to Wave.
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Vol. 5 Cherokee
1 reviewCherokee, it’s a right of passage in the jazz guitar world. Increase your jazz vocabulary with numerous uptempo lines straight from the street!
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Vol. 5 Summertime
7 reviewsThe epitome of a jazz standard, composed by George Gershwin in 1934. Conti lays out numerous ideas for serious players to solo over this iconic tune.
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Vol. 5 Triste
1 reviewLearn a challenging solo over the chord progression to Triste, a Conti favorite!