I have CG2 and it is a workout for sure and comes with some cool backing tracks to use what you have learned. If you think about the exercises you will have some great building blocks for improve imo, just his ideas of the pentatonic opened that scale up big time.
I have CG2 and it is a workout for sure and comes with some cool backing tracks to use what you have learned. If you think about the exercises you will have some great building blocks for improve imo, just his ideas of the pentatonic opened that scale up big time.
I have CG2 and it is a workout for sure and comes with some cool backing tracks to use what you have learned. If you think about the exercises you will have some great building blocks for improve imo, just his ideas of the pentatonic opened that scale up big time.
+1, im having a hard time getting into it to be honest. Im enjoying Guthrie's books more. Nothing against SOS, which is a great book. Maybe the Guthrie books just suit me better.
i LOVE Sheets Of Sound!! What i like is that its not a "method book". its just an offering of "stuff" almost, and what you get out of it is whatever you put in. i like to randomly just open to a page and start shedding on the ideas. i have The first Guthrie book but never quite dove into it all that hard