The ingredients of most common approach to jazz guitar: Scales and Arpeggios. never thought I would hear myself say this, but you can make some really great lines by ignoring scales completely. This way of thinking is quite different from the idea of assigning scales to the chords the way we usually do. At the same time it is a traditional way of making lines and a very useful approach to changing things up.

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Content:
0:00 intro - Alternative to Scale lines
0:33 A concept from George Benson
1:00 The Basic Concept
1:27 The Examples and the II V I
1:46 Focus on the II Chord and the Chromatic exercises
2:20 The advantage to this way of thinking vs normal playing
2:59 Example #1 and Analysis
3:41 A slower version of Examle #1
3:46 Example 2 also using the idea on the other chords
4:49 Slower version of Example #2
4:57 The melodic concept and why it works
5:17 Why it doesn't work too well with extensions
6:30 Example #3
7:52 Slower version of example #3
7:59 George Benson solo analysis
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