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Chord-Lead Soloing for Guitar
by Tim Quinn
Chord-Lead Soloing for Guitar is a complete method for developing fluid
double-stop chord melody. This style of playing can be heard most
notably in the playing of Jimi Hendrix (in songs such as 'The Wind Cries
Mary', Little Wing', and 'Castles Made of Sand'), as well in the music
of the guitarists he influenced, including Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, and
Stevie Ray Vaughan. Chord-lead style playing bridges the gap between
straight lead and strictly rhythm, because it is simultaneously chordal
(implying a specific major or minor chord) and melodic (carrying a
distinct singable melody). This book shows the guitarist how to develop
this technique and create continuous connections of moving voicings,
merging lead and rhythm into one flowing melodic chordal texture. This
is accomplished through a comprehensive collection of chord-lead
phrases, each of which is presented in at least three different
fingerings (important for whole-neck flow). These phrases are then
assembled into soloing etudes that demonstrate practical application
over different chord progressions
Chord-lead playing can be
adapted to every style of music, including rock, jazz, blues,
alternative, funk, R&B, country, and pop. Mastering chord-lead
soloing also greatly increases a guitarist's ability to 'stand alone';
that is, to play by himself unaccompanied by other musicians, mixing and
switching between chording and lead improvisation. This book is perhaps
the most definitive guide ever written for mastering this highly sought
after (yet elusive) style of playing. Audio download available online.
Standard notation and tablature.