Dear Guitarist,

Let me ask you...

Have you ever listened to jazz guitar and thought "That's cool, but it sounds too complicated and challenging"?
Have you ever wished that you possessed a wicked repertoire of jazz songs that you could play anytime, anywhere?
Have you ever wondered if there was a quick, easy way to learn jazz guitar?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions - read on…

I don't know about you, but I used to find jazz guitar confusing and weird as hell.

Don't get me wrong - I was always impressed with the sound of jazz guitar, but I couldn't wrap my brain around it! Even after I learned some jazz chords, progressions, theory and technique, the whole thing was still as mysterious as a set of ancient scriptures from an Egyptian tomb.

The good news is, I finally found a cool dude from Texas who's an absolutely GREAT teacher. I mean, the guy has a great vibe... He makes things incredibly simple and easy to understand -- and actually FUN!

Who is Clay Moore?

Jazz guitarist Clay Moore is a rare find on today's jazz scene – a unique voice that strengthens and expands the jazz idiom with sensitivity, clarity, and uncompromising integrity. Clay's warm, expressive tones and impeccable phrasing have been delighting U.S. and international audiences for over 20 years.

A regular on the Austin jazz scene, he has performed with Lee Konitz, Larry Coryell, Brad Terry, Tony Campise, Mitch Watkins, Julie Christensen, Alex Coke, Rich Harney, Elias Haslanger, Bob Meyer, James Polk, Brannen Temple Suzi Stern, Rob Lockart, and many others. As a core member of saxophonist Tomás Ramirez's group for over ten years, Clay opened for many internationally-known artists including Bill Frisell, Eric Johnson, Spyro Gyra, and Chuck Mangione.

Clay has fronted groups in the Twin Cities featuring internationally acclaimed musicians such as Anthony Cox, Eric Leeds, Jay Epstein, Terry Burns, Billy Peterson, Gordy Johnson, Jay Young, Phil Hey, and Gordy Knudtson. His current group, the Clay Moore Trio (featuring Michael O'Brien on bass and Greg Schutte on drums) has quickly developed a dedicated following playing at Brilliant Corners, Dakota Bar & Grill, Dixie's on Grand, the Artists' Quarter, Cafe Luxx, Loring Pasta Bar, and Sophia.

Clay can also be heard as a member of the Bobby Lyle Trio.

Man oh man, this guy is "The Dude" when it comes to teaching normal guitarists like us how to get into jazz. His name is Clay Moore and I really think you're gonna dig his teaching style.

Let me share an interesting "secret" with you...

The fastest, easiest way to play killer jazz guitar is: Learn to play jazz standards.

Jazz "standards" are those classic pieces that are the tried and true, best of the best, quintessential jazz songs.

You'll learn all the basic principles you need to get started playing jazz guitar.

The great thing about this course is that you skip over most of the boring theory that usually goes with jazz.

However, you still need to know a few basic things to get started. In the first part of the video get ready to discover:

An easy ear-training technique you can do while you are learning the basic scales. This trick is so simple and makes you a better musician.
How to play the basic arpeggios needed for jazz so you can smoothly flow all over the neck when you're improvising.
An exercise you can do to master scales, chords, and arpeggios all at the same time. You will know all of these patterns and shapes so well that your hand will be on "auto pilot".
Easy rules to simplify crazy chords that you might see in a chart. You'll be amazed how easy it can be to play any song.
How to know what key you're in when a song shifts into new territory with "outside" chords. This blew my mind when Clay revealed it. This one secret is worth the price of the course alone!

Here's an example of Clay's EASY instructions:

Clay is a big believer in "song based teaching". This means you'll learn useful ideas and techniques at the same time as you're learning “must know” sweet jazz tunes.

Learning jazz is as easy as "1-2-3".

That's right - there's 3 easy steps to learning these amazing jazz songs:

1. Watch Clay play the jazz tune...
2. Learn to play the chords... and
3. Play the melody and start improvising some smooth lead lines.

The Real Easy Jazz Guitar Course will give you over 3 and a half hours of songs and easy techniques to playing authentic jazz guitar.

This course will change your guitar playing forever.

Just follow along with the tabs and videos and I guarantee you'll be playing some sweet jazz standards on your guitar almost right away.

If for some strange reason the course doesn't work for you, I'll gladly give you a refund.

You know you want this package! ...and believe me, you'll be glad that you ordered it. And also check this out: I'm the one taking all the risk here.

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