Nate's Jazz Guitar Lines - How to Get The Jazz Sound!
- Nate Fegan

- Mar 15
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 3
Have you been trying to figure out how to get the jazz sound so that you can compose and improvise your own authentic sounding jazz solos? If so, and if you happen dig the sound I'm getting on the following standard jazz chord progressions, let me know! We can do a virtual lesson or two and I will share some jazz secrets with you!
All Of Me
The following collection of jazz lines was composed over a portion of 'All Of Me' for a great 'bite-sized' jazz lesson:
/CMaj7/CMaj7/E7/E7/
/A7/A7/Dmin7/Dmin7/
175 BPM
C Jam Blues
The following collection of jazz lines was composed over one chorus of 'C Jam Blues' for a great 'bite-sized' jazz lesson. Notice the addition of a 'quick IV' in the chord progression - it was added to generate a bit of extra movement during the solo section:
/C7/F7/C7/C7/
/F7/F7/C7/C7/
/G7/F7/C7/C7/
150 BPM
The Girl From Ipanema
The following collection of jazz lines was composed over a portion of 'The Girl From Ipanema' for a great 'bite-sized' jazz lesson:
/FMaj7/FMaj7/G7/G7/
/Gmin7/Gmin7/FMaj7/Gb7b5/
75 BPM On Half Notes
Stay Tuned For More & More Jazz-Guitar-Lines [bite-sized jazz guitar lessons]!

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Bonus!
Funky On A Two-Five: Here is a standard ii-V7-IMaj-VI7alt chord progression that I turned into a funky little jazz tune!
/Gmin7/C7/FMaj7/D7#9/
85 BPM

![Nate's [Imagination] Jazz Trio!](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/d54219_50044587f6ec4f8a95050feb48f6e4d1~mv2.png/v1/fill/w_680,h_382,al_c,q_85,enc_avif,quality_auto/d54219_50044587f6ec4f8a95050feb48f6e4d1~mv2.png)
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