JOHNNY SMITH Single note GUITAR SOLOS on 21 tunes with chord changes - copy
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Transcriptions of his single note solos on 21 tunes: I’ll Remember April, Dancing on the Ceiling, East of the Sun, Easy to Love, It Could Happen to You, There’sa small Hotel, In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning, Have you Met Miss Jones?, Love for Sale, Lover, Lover Man, Moonlight in Vermont, I’m Getting Sentimental Over You, ’s Wonderful, Taboo, Tea for Tow, Tickle toe, Walk Don’t Run, What’s New, Where or When , Zing Went the Strings of my Heart.
Born in Birmingham, Alabama on June 25, 1922, Johnny Smith’s technique is legendary. He will be best remembered for his 1952 hit of "Moonlight in Vermont". His harmonic solo on the bridge was groundbreaking. Mr. Smith was one of the first guitarists in the fifties to have enough chops to compete with the saxophonists and pianists of the time.
This book is easy to read, fun to play and sounds cool. Good practice for reading and developing single line solos. There are chord changes so you can practice with another person
or your looper.
Born in Birmingham, Alabama on June 25, 1922, Johnny Smith’s technique is legendary. He will be best remembered for his 1952 hit of "Moonlight in Vermont". His harmonic solo on the bridge was groundbreaking. Mr. Smith was one of the first guitarists in the fifties to have enough chops to compete with the saxophonists and pianists of the time.
This book is easy to read, fun to play and sounds cool. Good practice for reading and developing single line solos. There are chord changes so you can practice with another person
or your looper.