krvavi
07/16/21
Let's have fun
I have multiple jam "courses" and this one is just great one! Corey is great teacher and great guitar player, you will have lot of fun with this one! Enjoy!
In The Jam: Bar Room Grooves
Multi-Track video jams—you control the mix!
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About this jam
In this edition of In The Jam, Corey Congilio has put together 10 multi-track video jams across a wide variety of feels, tempos, and keys. They’re all grooves that you’ll typically encounter at any blues or rock jam session.
On each track, Corey lays down a rhythm part from start to finish and then takes a couple of choruses worth of solos leaving choruses open for you to solo over as well. All in all, you’ll get a great idea of how he would approach a jam situation.
The coolest thing about this is the ability to switch videos between my rhythm and soloing performances as well as adjust the volume, mute or solo the parts. You can even remove Corey's rhythm or lead part, and you can play those. You can mute the bass or drums and play those parts. Singers, horn players, keyboard players -- you can all join in the jam, too!
Along with all the performance videos, Corey gives you my commentary about the things he was listening for, my approaches, note choices, scale choices, things he's reacting to -- his overall concepts and guidelines. You’ll also get all the video, tab, and notation for both the rhythm and lead guitar parts.
So grab your instrument and get in the jam with Corey Congilio!
On each track, Corey lays down a rhythm part from start to finish and then takes a couple of choruses worth of solos leaving choruses open for you to solo over as well. All in all, you’ll get a great idea of how he would approach a jam situation.
The coolest thing about this is the ability to switch videos between my rhythm and soloing performances as well as adjust the volume, mute or solo the parts. You can even remove Corey's rhythm or lead part, and you can play those. You can mute the bass or drums and play those parts. Singers, horn players, keyboard players -- you can all join in the jam, too!
Along with all the performance videos, Corey gives you my commentary about the things he was listening for, my approaches, note choices, scale choices, things he's reacting to -- his overall concepts and guidelines. You’ll also get all the video, tab, and notation for both the rhythm and lead guitar parts.
So grab your instrument and get in the jam with Corey Congilio!
What you'll learn
- Multi-Angle Videos
- Mixable Multi-Track Audio
- Artist Commentary
- Guitar Tab & Notation
- Lead Sheets
Release date: 9/23/2019
What's included
11 songs • 83 tracks
In this edition of In The Jam, Corey Congilio has put together 10 multi-track video jams across a wide variety of feels, tempos, and keys. They’re all grooves that you’ll typically encounter at any blues or rock jam session.
On each track, Corey lays down a rhythm part from start to finish and then takes a couple of choruses worth of solos leaving choruses open for you to solo over as well. All in all, you’ll get a great idea of how he would approach a jam situation.
The coolest thing about this is the ability to switch videos between my rhythm and soloing performances as well as adjust the volume, mute or solo the parts. You can even remove Corey's rhythm or lead part, and you can play those. You can mute the bass or drums and play those parts. Singers, horn players, keyboard players -- you can all join in the jam, too!
Along with all the performance videos, Corey gives you my commentary about the things he was listening for, my approaches, note choices, scale choices, things he's reacting to -- his overall concepts and guidelines. You’ll also get all the video, tab, and notation for both the rhythm and lead guitar parts.
So grab your instrument and get in the jam with Corey Congilio!
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8 tracks • chart • tab
8 tracks • chart • tab
8 tracks • chart • tab
9 tracks • chart • tab
8 tracks • chart • tab
9 tracks • chart • tab
+ 4 more songs
Reviews
7 results
Michael G.
06/01/21
Good But Not Enough -- For Me
Corey is both a talented guitarist and skilled teacher. However, this collection is too diverse. There were only two "grooves" that fit my set of sensibilities. His other offerings on Truefire are more focused and to-the-point. My suggestion is to look elsewhere. YMMV.
chonres
04/01/20
Great mix of grooves
This jam is a favorite of mine for my current focus on bass. No rocket science here, but great foundational bass grooves in several different styles that every bass player needs to know. Corey's guitar playing is excellent, as well, and will challenge guitarists wanting to master these styles.
Hendrixchile
12/03/19
Slinky and Gritty
Now this is a jam pack that is right up my alley. A perfect combination of skanky and gritty and bluesy. These “In The Jam” packs are truly a wonderful supplement to the TrueFire courses. They provide a perfect environment to experiment and apply the concepts you’ve been learning in the core courses in a band context, from the convenience of your own home; with the ultimate power of determining the levels of each of your bandmates... if only this was something that was possible in the real world sometimes... but I digress... This pack is a very well compiled set with a range of tunes to get you in the right bluesy mood to practice for hours and hours and not even realize you’re actually practicing; they’re that good. It’s very likely you’ll just get lost in some of them and find yourself almost forgetting that you’re only in your bedroom. Reality be damned! The best aspect of these, to me, is the addition of the commentary and sheet music for each of the parts which allow you to even learn beyond the guitar and develop some understanding of the bass, organ, and drum parts of these tracks to give you a more solid foundational understanding of each track as a complete piece. I highly recommend that you take advantage of the ability to do this and not ONLY focus on the lead guitar parts... You’ll only become a more complete guitar player by learning each part of the track because then you’ll have a better understanding of WHERE you fit in that mix and how to best approach your part so that it compliments the rest of the band, not loudly tramples it. This is the key to getting invited back to the next jam session or making the audition for a new band. The more you know, the better off you’ll be in the long run so I really advise you to take full advantage of this wonderful tool and jam to your heart’s content! Enjoy the noodling that awaits you once you take the plunge and buy !
Dave
10/23/19
Great course and good fun!
Loads of tasty licks to pick up on and cool rhythm comping ideas as well. The In The Jam format is great and really allows you to feel quite immersed in playing along with Corey.
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