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Jean Marc Belkadi is on:
The concept is to help you play more efficiently
the composite blues scale over the dominant,
major, minor 7th and minor 7th b5 chords.
This is a necessary book to improve your blues
vocabulary by understanding the connection
between the chromaticism and the blues scale
in different music styles: Jazz, Rock, Funk,
Fusion, Pop & Latin.
the composite blues scale over the dominant,
major, minor 7th and minor 7th b5 chords.
This is a necessary book to improve your blues
vocabulary by understanding the connection
between the chromaticism and the blues scale
in different music styles: Jazz, Rock, Funk,
Fusion, Pop & Latin.
| Guy Daniels Review's of STOPOVER My favorite selections were "Stopover" and "The Twelve". For sheer fretboard frenzied fun, I also liked "Street Licks". Enjoyable also was the clean toned solo of "For Some Friends" and the beautiful melodic duet lines of "The last Horizon". Overall, Jean-Marc Belkadi showcases very good single-note chops and interesting lines, I especially dig the octave displacement technique. The clean solo in "...Friends" was a nice 'icing on the cake'. Not all guitarists, as keen or concerned listeners know, can bring it home with a clean tone. Many are disappointing in this vein. I am glad to say J.M.B. was not! The striking thing about J.M.B.'s playing is the feel that he conveys. He is a Jazz/Rocker at heart equally at home in both idioms ("Street Licks" confirms that he is also a committed shredder). I like J.M.B.'s overall attitude towards music. He is not afraid to be aggressive where the stereotype ideal of the music might demand otherwise. He is adventurous, and yet very disciplined. |
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