Discover This Long Lost Jazz Treasure And Watch Your Jazz Soloing Chops Go Through The Roof

From Blake Milton
2:11pm

Dear Friend,

If you are interested in taking your jazz improvisation skills to new levels then this is going to be incredibly exciting news for you.

It doesn't matter if you are out to improve your jazz playing or you are just starting to learn jazz, when it really comes down to it, jazz playing boils down to the art of creating a great jazz solo.

That is the pinnacle of jazz improvisation.

No matter how good you are, there is always room to improve your soloing technique and concepts.

So what is the quickest, easiest way to do that?

Well, you could find some jazz chords, play through some jazz charts or maybe take a jazz lesson and learn some jazz scales.
But nothing can really take the place of learning jazz solos performed by the world's greatest jazz musicians.

Today there are more resources and technology available than ever before, but there still isn't anything out there that will transcribe a solo for you.

But, these days who has the time to invest hundreds of hours copying tons of solos?
(even though you know it is the best, if not the only, surefire method to pump up your playing with top notch chops and improv ideas).

That problem is now solved for you.

We've put together the Great Jazz Solos Fakebook Software full of real jazz transcriptions.

These are not just disconnected jazz licks like you would see in a jazz improv book.

It doesn't matter if Miles Davis is jazz to you, or jazz is Louis Armstrong, there is one incredible jazz solo after another for you here.

   

And we aren't just talking trumpet solos.

Sax jazz is here in full force also.

Need a trombone solo?

We got it covered. Also jazz guitar, piano solos, bass solos, and don't forget flute, vibes, clarinet solos (and even solos for violin and celeste).

With all of these powerful jazz solos at your disposal. you can't help but see yourself improve immediately.

The variety of solos presented here is stunning.

There is no quicker way to achieve instant results.

And, if you are like most players, whenever you can get huge benefits from less effort, you'll say yes to that every time.

This was a very difficult project to put together for you.

It made the development of our previous products seem like a walk in the park, by comparison.

But it was worth every minute. My Pain is your Gain.

This is an extremely exciting product.

Here are just some of the benefits you'll receive

· All of the solos are already transcribed for you.
· You don't have to acquire the recordings.
· You don't have to find the location of the solo within the recording.
· All of the transcriptions and recordings are already organized for you.
· You can sort or find by song title, soloist, tempo, key, instrument
· You don't have to research thousands of recordings hoping to find the correct one that matches the solo.

The Great Jazz Solos Fakebook Software is created from the long lost Spaces Jazz Fakebook Volume 6.

The Spaces Fakebook Volume 6 could have been up their in reputation with the Real Book Volume 1, 5th edition.

But it quickly disappeared into thin air and became extremely rare.
I bought my copy back in 1980. It is the only copy of the Volume 6 Fakebook I have ever seen.

Disappeared? Why?

Simple.

To take full advantage of the collection of transcriptions, you would have needed an absolutely huge jazz record collection that contained the exact, specific recordings for each of the solos in the book..

Would you want to open a book and just read through the solos without any kind of audio reference at all?

I guess that's fine if you are just trying to build your sight reading chops, but there are certainly other materials out there for doing that.

If you are trying to lock onto some cool jazz chops and phrasing, then working on your sightreading chops won't do it for you.

Let's say you were one of the lucky few who originally bought this fakebook back in its paper version.
You may have been fortunate enough to have had a small handful of these recordings in your collection already.

But hundreds of them?
Not likely.

Who knows how many separate musicians were involved in the creation of this fakebook, but it is doubtful that even they had amassed all of these recordings into one gigantic collection.

We are taking about over 21 hours of recordings here.

How does your collection stack up?

It doesn't matter because...

Finally, for the first time ever, everything is under one roof.
A very rare book of transcriptions paired with the exact recording where it originated.

Imagine how much time and effort it would take for you to put together this killer collection.

The countless hours of research, trying to find what versions of songs the solos were from, and from which album.

Locating, Acquiring, Licensing, Researching, Collecting, Digitizing, Transferring, Editing, Assembling, Programming......

In Fact....

As you might imagine, many of these recorded solos are next to impossible to find, or very expensive when they are found.

Frankly I've spent more on acquiring a single recording here than you will spend for the entire collection.

But trying to find rare recordings and forking out large amounts of cash won't be your problem anymore.

You don't have to do anything other than buy a copy of the Great Jazz Solos Fakebook Software.

Everything else has been done for you.

That says it all really.

This amazing collection is assembled using the same powerful software engine that runs both of the RealBook Softwares and the Charlie Parker Fakebook Software. (available for Windows XP and Vista, Mac 10.4.9 and Up Or As A Plugin For The RealBook Software).

This allows you sort the entire catalog by song title, artist key, tempo etc.

Click a button and the audio plays.

What does that mean to you?

That means that you'll have instant access to any transcription and its recording. Fast.

How many of these ways would YOU use the Great Jazz Solos Fakebook Software?

· 184 Solos - by
· 71 artists - on
· 11 instruments - with
· 400 Pages of solos - spanning
· Over 50 years of jazz - from the 20's to the 70's
· Every imaginable style of jazz music gets covered here

On these essential jazz instruments

· Saxophone
· Trumpet
· Piano
· Guitar
· Bass
· Trombone
· Flute
· Vibes
· Violin
· And even Celeste

Here's a quick re-cap of the contents

John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins, Lester Young, Jimmy Forrest, Stan Getz, Sony Stitt,
Cannonball Adderly, Gary Bartz, George Coleman, Ornette Coleman, Tubby Hayes, Jimmy Heath,
Joe Henderson, Johnny Hodges, Lee Konitz, Harold Land, Jackie McClean, Pharoah Sanders,

Freddie Hubbard, Miles Davis, Clifford Brown, Louis Armstrong, Donald Byrd, Kenny Dorham, Lee Morgan, Red Allen, Dizzy Gillespie, Thad Jones, Booker Little, Clark Terry, Bobby Bryant, Roy Elridge,
Frank Gordon, Blue Mitchell, Woody Shaw, Lew Soloff,

J.J. Johnson, Vic Dickenson, Kid Ory,Richard Davis, Monk Montgomery, Jean Luc Ponty,
Milt Jackson, Hubert Laws, Herbie Mann, Jeremy Steig,

Charlie Christian, Wes Montgomery, Kenny Burrell, Django Reinhardt,
George Benson, Tal Farlow, Mick Goodrick, Joe Pass,

Bud Powell, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Horace Silver, Joe Zawinul, Keith Jarrett, Lennie Tristano,
McCoy Tyner, Oscar Peterson, Roger Kellaway, Thelonius Monk, Wynton Kelly...

Now I know that you know the answer to this...

Did any of these players ever copy solos and riffs from other players?

Absolutely. Without a doubt. It was an essential part of them becoming great.

Now you can do the same with a minimum of time and effort.

You won't be able to duplicate this anywhere, at any price.

This is a serious bargain on several levels.

The Great Jazz Solos Fakebook Software will save you incredible amounts of time and effort.

The transcribing has already been done for you.

You won't have to research then try to hunt down the original recordings that contain the actual solo.

Even the key, tempo and solo start times have been collected for you.

And don't forget how much cash you'll save by not having to buy hundreds of CDs or LPs just to get to the one solo.

In many cases you might even be buying the wrong version of the solo you are trying to match (like I've done).

Believe me, you are going to save a fortune.

And talk about convenience. You'll have instant access to an immense powerhouse of musical knowledge.

Click a button and see the solo. Click another button and hear the recording.
It is so easy to operate. All you have to do is follow along while listening.
If you can work a computer then you are in.

In short, you'll be able to...