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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 A Hidden Treasure Trove May 15, 2008
By Zone
"Jeff Johnson"
It took 4-days, but I finally received my copy of CHORD SHAPES FOR JAZZ GUITAR by Dan Papaila from Amazon.com. I opened up my volume and within 10-minutes realized that this was a truly special edition and that I needed to slice the binding and spiral bind it so that I could quickly open to whatever page I wished to study. This is a most unique book; and for someone who has studied the guitar for 40-years, I am taken by its simplicity and depth. Its logic is worth pursuing and I look forward to the knowledge I will gain from studying Mr. Papaila's magnum opus.
Gittitt,
Jeffrey McFarland-Johnson (aka Zone)
www.johnsong.com
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Outstanding chord book... Feb 23, 2008
By Bryan L. Heil
I have been pondering the question of "which chord book is best?" for years and this is the best one I have found. It's simple, practical, and very easy to use. Best of all you don't get bogged down with 10,000 chords to learn or follow because there are only 90 shapes in the book. I use it everyday to practice with and all the chords for every song I have written on my guitar so far have been generated from this book. It has open more doors for me musically than I can ever imagine and am sure it will continue to do so.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Clear and Useful! Aug 15, 2007
By Tad Parzen
Dan is a fabulous teacher. This book reflects his very musical and practical approach to guitar instruction. Definitely worth having this book.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Chord Shapes For Jazz Guitar/Great Way to Create Minor Ideas Apr 02, 2009
By David L. Terrell
I was looking for a way to stimulate soloing ideas in minor keys and so many jazz studies gloss over that area or don't go into it very thoroughly. Dan STARTS his book with minor shapes all over the fret board. All I need to do is go to that section and throw one of Dan's shapes into the idea I'm working on and away I go.
The first chord sentence alone is worth the price of the book.
Buy it! Your playing will improve immediately.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Nothing fancy, but does the trick Aug 19, 2009
By Lee J. Kaufman
About 90 chord shapes broken into 3 sections, Minor, Dominant and Major (II - V - I). Simply pick up the book a few times a week, follow the simple directions in the beginning and you will gain a much improved chord vocabulary. Simple book, but very efficient in the what it does if you add it to your weekly practice regimen. Any style of guitarist could benefit from this too, not just a Jazz Kat.
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