In The Jam: John Stowell

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In The Jam: John Stowell

About this jam

In this Modern Jazz edition of In The Jam, John Stowell plays both the rhythm and soloing guitar parts across 11 multi-track video jams of jazz standard across a variety of feels, tempos, and keys typically encountered on the bandstand.

"In this edition, we'll be playing over the changes to 11 popular jazz standards that represent the range of feels you'd encounter at a jam or a gig.

I'll be demonstrating a more modern approach for comping and improvising over all these backing tracks. We'll jam together over the changes to 'All of Me', 'All the Things That You Are', 'Blue Bossa', 'Cantaloupe Island', 'Alone Together', 'Black Orpheus', 'Bye Bye Blackbird', 'Autumn Leaves', 'In a Mellow Tone', 'Minor Blues' and 'There Is No Greater Love'. Whatever your instrument - guitar, bass, drums, horns...no matter what you play, we'll have a great time jamming together."


You can switch video angles between Johns's rhythm and lead performances as well as adjust the volume, mute or solo the parts — you control the mix! Mute John's rhythm or lead part, bass or drums and play those yourself. Singers, horn players, keyboard players -- you can all join in the jam!

Along with all the performance videos, John gives you commentary about the things he was listening for, his approaches, note choices, scale choices, things he's reacting to -- his overall concepts and guidelines.

Lead sheets are included for all of the tracks, and you’ll also get all the video, tab, and notation for both the rhythm and lead guitar parts.

Practice smart, play hard — get In The Jam with John Stowell!

What you'll learn

  • Multi-Angle Videos
  • Mixable Multi-Track Audio
  • Artist Commentary
  • Guitar Tab & Notation
  • Lead Sheets
Release date: 11/25/2020
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What's included

12 songs • 89 tracks

In this Modern Jazz edition of In The Jam, John Stowell plays both the rhythm and soloing guitar parts across 11 multi-track video jams of jazz standard across a variety of feels, tempos, and keys typically encountered on the bandstand. "In this edition, we'll be playing over the changes to 11 popular jazz standards that represent the range of feels you'd encounter at a jam or a gig. I'll be demonstrating a more modern approach for comping and improvising over all these backing tracks. We'll jam together over the changes to 'All of Me', 'All the Things That You Are', 'Blue Bossa', 'Cantaloupe Island', 'Alone Together', 'Black Orpheus', 'Bye Bye Blackbird', 'Autumn Leaves', 'In a Mellow Tone', 'Minor Blues' and 'There Is No Greater Love'. Whatever your instrument - guitar, bass, drums, horns...no matter what you play, we'll have a great time jamming together." You can switch video angles between Johns's rhythm and lead performances as well as adjust the volume, mute or solo the parts — you control the mix! Mute John's rhythm or lead part, bass or drums and play those yourself. Singers, horn players, keyboard players -- you can all join in the jam! Along with all the performance videos, John gives you commentary about the things he was listening for, his approaches, note choices, scale choices, things he's reacting to -- his overall concepts and guidelines. Lead sheets are included for all of the tracks, and you’ll also get all the video, tab, and notation for both the rhythm and lead guitar parts. Practice smart, play hard — get In The Jam with John Stowell!

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8 tracks • chart • tab

8 tracks • chart • tab

8 tracks • chart • tab

8 tracks • chart • tab

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Reviews

3 results

Mike b.

04/25/24

John Stowell!!!!!

Always great stuff from Mr Stowell! Why in the world do we not have the soundslice for his In the Jam!! Truefire please take the time and add this!

Norlando Z.

05/24/21

Five stars to John Stowell, but there are few details...

Anything by John Stowell is worth checking out. The soloing and accompaniment it's beautiful, the commentary it's always great to listen and John gives great insight in what he's playing. What I don't really like, and I believe this is on Truefire's editing room, is that the backing tracks doesn't have a count in measure before it begins to play. For the backing tracks, John's playing is always great and masterfully. The bass and drum parts are OK and I believe you can swing over these tracks. I always mute the piano part since I want to hear John's comping.

kozar

12/31/20

In the jam with John Stowell is an excellent tool to sharpen your guitar improvising. 5 stars

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