Guitar Jazz Standards Book
January 12th, 2008 | 
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Jazz scales for guitar?
So I know to play blues, using a scale penatonic minor, and classics, which mainly use large multinationals and smaller scales, but what are some of the more guitar scales jazz standard? If you could direct me to a site or list of some specific scales, I have a book with almost all scales, so only a matter of looking up and practice. Thanks in advance and all jazz artists out there, which are a real inspiration … starting to really love jazz.
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