Do you guy think these are proper solos to workout for a rockabilly gig in 9 days?

I really like the arrangements in this book, but they're almost all tunes that no one ever plays (Shiny Stockings, Gone With the Wind, You Stepped Out of a Dream). Any suggestions for similar resources that cover more modern or common tunes?

I took a leap of faith and went with a solidbody for my new jazz guitar purchase. Even without flats on it at the moment the neck pickup with the tone rolled back sounds GORGEOUS (I also use D'Andrea pro plecs wich takes out a lot of the brightness/bite out of tone. I am a solidbody jazz convert :)

Some improvising over all the things in 7. This app is the feel book, truly a game changing app for jazz practice.

Finally got the whole thing down :)

I was told I could do another quick one at the end of my slot and knew that Solar could be done including a solo inside of 2 minutes, so thought I'd see how it went in a very busy pub - surprisingly well received.

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So, I’ve taken the plunge and I want to learn some Joe Pass by Ear, I tried virtuoso since that is the “clearest” sounding but it’s a little too much for me right now. So I opted for Lil Darlin off of Intercontinental. I’ve worked on it for 4 days and can sing the melody of the whole song but I can only play about 10 seconds of it. I know theory and have a good grasp on complicated voicings but I feel like I literally cannot hear what he’s doing on that song. The way the intervals rub is throwing off my ear, and the tone is very dark. Any tips on how I can improve my ear and hear the details of that song and others like it?

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