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It’s called “Here’s That Rainy Day”.

I didn’t know the first note of this second yesterday. Yet,
I was able to learn it very quickly from this course.
You can do the same!

This is the fast, easy way to learn jazz.

Anyway, check it out:

Claude here…

Course includes:

3 Full Length DVDs…
A Huge Physical Black Book of Jazz Standards (over 230)
Plus, Clay’s Real Easy Jazz Guidebook

Check out out this sample clip:

The next song that we’re going to undertake is
“Here’s That Rainy Day” and this is a beautiful song.

It’s often played as a ballad, sometimes it’s played
as a bossa nova. This affords us another opportunity
to do a chord melody, because this song just lays-out
really nicely for chord melody and it’s a fairly easy
one to learn.

Our first chord in this song is a G-major chord and
our first melody note is a D. That happens to lay really
nicely with this position of your G-major chord and G-major key.

Now, you’ll notice the next section; right away, you
still have a D melody note, but your chord is B-flat-7.

All right?

So we know from our very first lessons that B-flat-7
indicates that we’re moving into another key. That B-flat-7
is the five chord of the key of E-flat.

It’s straight over here to E-flat.

And then your next chord is A-flat-major-7.

Hi, this is Claude Johnson and you just got done watching
some sample clips of the “Real Easy Jazz Guitar Course”.

It’s going to be an awesome course.

Ok, so here’s a couple of announcements:

1. I just posted a sample clip of the Real Easy
Jazz Guitar Course. I think it’s hot! (see below)
Notice that Clay Moore is using a black and gold
Ibanez Artcore guitar!

I actually bought that guitar for him to use on the
video shoot (so he didnt have to travel with his
ultra-expensive jazz guitar), and I ended up liking it
so much that I started playing on it all the time.

I thought it would be cool though to give away
an Ibanez Artcore as part of this course, but this
guitar was too cool to give away , so I’m keeping
it, he he (the black one)…So I had to buy
another one (the red one) for YOU…

Btw, The video quality is a little low only on the sample clip below.
It looks fine on the disc.

2. Real Easy Jazz Guitar is going to be available on…
(drum roll please….) October 6th! At 12:00 noon EST.
Mark your calendar!

3. How to win the Ibanez Artcore:

Ok, ok, now I know some of you are going to whine and
moan about this, but YES, you do need to grab a copy
of Real Easy Jazz Guitar in order to win.

This isn’t some ‘free for all sweepstakes’ , this guitar
is a FAST ACTION BONUS…

I may do a contest in the future where anyone can just
win a guitar, but this baby is for the movers and shakers.

So, here’s the scoop. Anyone who orders in the FIRST
15 MINUTES will be eligible to win.

If you order in the first 15 minutes, we’ll put your name into a hat, and then select one person at random…

So, be ready right at noon on Tuesday the 6th… You’ll have
15 minutes to review the offers and enter your information.

Good luck! Don’t miss out!

Next post I will reveal more about the course…

Hi everyone. My name is Clay Moore and I’d like to
welcome you to the Real Easy Jazz Guitar course.

Now, I’ve been teaching and playing jazz guitar
for a lot of years, over 30, and I’ve met a lot
of people who would like to play jazz, but they
say, Clay, well, don’t you have to know like 10,000
guitar chords and have a doctorate in music theory
to be able to play jazz?

And the answer to that, obviously, is no.

What we’re going to do in this course is take it
very slow and very simple and giving you some tried
and true techniques that the masters have used for
dozens of years.

We’re going to give you that little wedge into
how to play some jazz.

The first song we’re going to be doing today
is “Dearly Beloved”.

Now, the first thing you want to do when you look
at a chart in a fake book is to notice what the key
signature is and what the time signature is.

Now, the key signature in “Dearly Beloved” is C-major.

There are no sharps, no flats. So that puts us squarely
in the key of C-major, which is what we just learned a
few minutes ago, the seven chords in C-major.

So let’s take a look at the chords first so we can figure out —
because there’s going to be a couple of wrinkles in here.

It doesn’t stay in C-major the whole time, which is very
typical of a jazz progression. It’s not necessarily going
to stay in the same key even though it’s marked that way
at the beginning of the song.

The first chord in the song is actually D-minor-7 and that
is the second chord in the key of C. So you can use this
chord when you’re comp’ing for that.

The second chord is G-7. And you’ll notice that it goes
back and forth between those two chords for eight measures:
D-minor-7 for one measure, G-7 for one measure, back and
forth for eight measures.

Then you get to your C-6 chord, which we’re going to play right now.

It’s Claude Johnson. Whaddup.

Part of this blog post (the greatest jazz guitar secret ever)
is for real. The other part (the video) is a joke.

Just so we’re clear, lol…

Ok, seriously, I am about to share with you the god honest
greatest jazz guitar secret ever.

Are you ready? Are you paying attention? This one
secret I’m about to tell you right now is priceless.

Ok, the greatest jazz guitar secret of all time is…

Learn to play jazz standards.

That’s it.

How simple and profound.

By standards, I mean those classic songs that are tried and true,
best of the best, quintessential jazz songs. They are referred
to as “standards” in the jazz community.

Take for example, my own videos – the ones on this blog.
Some guitarists are wondering what is the secret to
being able to play jazz like that.

Well, what did I do?? I played Autumn Leaves and Satin Doll,
2 jazz standards!!!

WOW. Imagine the possibities for you.

Now here’s the really exciting news: The Real Easy Jazz Guitar
Course is going to include a whopper of a collection of jazz
standards.

In fact, I jumped over some serious hurdles, and I “unearthed”
a secret, previously illegal black book “bible” of authoritative
jazz standards.

Howev,er in the Real Easy Jazz Guitar Course, you get something even
MORE important than a great collection of music. You get the OTHER
CRITICAL SECRETS you need to be able to decode jazz guitar, play
the standards, to add your own touch, and also and to improvise with them.

Together, the huge book of standards PLUS the EASY and STRAIGHTFORWARD
explanations on 3 DVDs from one of America’s top jazz pros… are what makes this course
one of the best guitar learning products ever.

Yes, this book WAS illegal for copyright reasons, but now Guitar Control
is making it legally available to you. All this is 100% true.

Now, the wacky video for you… (this part is a joke, please dont take me too seriously)…
I broke into the national jazz archives and stole this illegal black book for your benefit

Check it out:

And post your comment , please GO! – Claude