Up To My Neck In You

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Introduction
Goal Statement
Acknowledgments
Using the CD
About the Notation
Part 1
Some Basic Tips on Playing
The Right Hand Position
The Left Hand Position
The Chromatic Warm - Up Exercise
Let's Add the Metronome
The Root - Five - Octave Exercise
First Things First: Here's the Neck
The Major Scale and Numerical System
The Open String Position
The Basic Rhythms
Take A Little Rest
Part 2
Play the Root
Using the Octave
Adding the Fifth
Approach Notes
Chromatic Approach
Scale Approach
Dominant Approach
Part 3
Box Shapes, Pentatpnic Scales, and Blues
The Walking Blues Line
New Rhythms
Anticipating the Downbeat
Upbeats
Sixteenths
Wrapping It Up
Full - Length Tunes
About the Author

Find the Right Reed
Stop Sticky Pads
Teeth Patches
Good Finger Technique
Ligatures
Stuff It
Key - Spring Tension
Jaw - Dropping
Metal vs. Rubber
Building Vibrato
Organize Your Practice
Sound Bad = Good Practice
Multiphonics
Harmonic Minor
Harmonic Minor Lick
Interval Training
Play With a Tuner
Taking the Lead
Plaing Second Alto
Record Yourself
Build Your Music Library
Buy Solo Transtriptions
Get a Leak Light
Find a Good Repairpersons
Is Your Reed Sealing?
Fix Warped Reeds
Avoid Squeaks
Listen to All Styles
Set up a Home Studio
Know Your Major Scales
Blues Scales
Many Blues Scales Forms
Bird Blues
Growling
Horn Hygiene
Get Horn Insurance
Sax in the Back Seat
Reed Guards
ii-V-I Progression
ii-V-I Pattern
Join a Band
Play, Play, Play
Mile High Horn
Give Your Neck a Break
Get a Good Sax Stand
Do your Homework
Doubles Your Pleasure
Own Several Music Stands
Read the Changes
Swing It!
Get a Stage Microphone
Doodle Tonguing
Subscribe to Music Magazines
Study with Several Teachers
Practice Overtones
Plaing Low Notes
Hitting the Hight Notes
High-Note Fingerings
High-Note Exercise
The Collector's Piece!
Always Use Metronome
Choose the Right Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece Anatomy
Don't Be a Copycat
Train Your Ears
Practice Hard Scales First
How to Practicde Tunes
Practice Changes with a Piano
The Mouthpiece Cap
The Scoop
Buy Music Play - Alongs
Duck Calls?
Get Some Earplugs
Keep a Pencil in Your Case
Shed the Sweet Tooth
The Enternal Triangle
Tonguing It All
Hello, My Name Is...
Reed Adjustment
Breathe Correctly
Take Gigant Steps
Choose the Right Case
Palm Keys
Try Stronger
Reeds
Plaing Fast
Protect the Neck
Try a New Neck
Transcribe Solos
Quit Your Jawing
Studio Sessions
Mind Your Minors
Neck Straps
Learn How to Transpone
Practice Softly
Practice Long Tones
Buing a Professional Horn
ID, Please
Build Your Repertoire
Don't Blow These Off
Safe Sax

Introduction
About the Author
Acknowledgments
The 12-Bar Blues Progression
Scales and Positions
Bars 1 and 2
Bars 3 and 4
Bars 5 and 6
Bars 7 and 8
Bars 9 and 10
Bars 11 and 12
Complete Solos
Music Minus Me
Afterword

Listening with the musician's Ear
Your mind
The Power of the Mind
Physiological Changes through conceptualization
My name is Effort
The Conditional Practice Session
The Brain
The Left and Right Hemispheres
Six - Fold Memory
Muscle Memory
Visualization and the Imagistic Mind
Auditory Memory
Analytical Memory
New Approaches
Sensory Awareness
Natural Biofeedback
Weight and Weightlessness
Your body
Muscle signals
Muscle communication
Signs of Injury
Causes of Injury
Monitoring Muscle Tension
Breathing
The mechanics of breathing
The diaphragm
Methods of breathing
Breath and music - making
Early conditioning
Breath as metaphor
Awareness and muscle balance
Introduction to units on the body
Hands and arms
The neck
The shoulders
The upper torso
The lower torso
The legs and feet
The jaw and lips
The standing musician
The seated musician
Music medeicine
The healting process
Constructive rest
Re - education
Choosing a doctor
Medical diagnosis
Medical problems
Other musical matters
Nervousness
Warming up
The music lesson
Tempo
The ensemble
Sight - reading music
In the recording studio
Environmental hazards
The function of exercise, water and nutrition
Carrying instruments and equipment
On the road
The performance space
The audience resonance
The musician as dancer
Muscle balance glossary
Introduction
Arm lifts
Arm shakes
Constructive rest
Constructive rest position
Freedom axis
Hang over
Head lifts
Hot and cold
Hula hoops
Imaging
Leg lifts
Mobility tests
Pelvic tilts
Pendulum swings
Pressure points
Psoas balancing technique
Rib cage strengthener
Shoulder rolls
Snaking
Stomach strengthener
Stretches
Tennis balls
Trills: lip and tongue
Directory
Introduction
Physical Therapies
Acupressure
Acupuncture
Alexander Technique
Biofeedback
Chiropractic
Feldenkrais
Kinesiology
Massage
Myotherapy
Occupational therapy
Osteopathy
Physical therapy
Reflexology
Rolfing
Shiatsu
Touch for health
Trager
Self exercise systems
Acuyoga
Aerobics
Dance
Muscle balance
Tai chi chuan
Yoga
Weight training
Mind and spirit therapy systems
Meditation
Structural consulting
Technologies for creating
Therapy
Healing remedies
Ayurveda
Ball work
Constructive rest
Herbology
Homeopathy
Hot and cold
Nutrition
Appendix
Suggested references
Resource organizations
Index
Video order form

Introduction
How to read chord grids
How toread the fretboard diagrams
Notes on the fretboard - Tips on how to learn them
The Major Scale - Understanding intervals
Two Moveable Major Chords - Barred E and A chords, root notes, rock progressions
Variations of the two moveable major chords - A shortcut to learning chords
The I-IV-V Chord family - Using moveable chords to play power chords, boogie licks, rock riffs
The F-D-A Roadmap - Using three major chord fragments to follow a chord through its inversions
Chord fragments / chord families - using the three chord fragments to play licks and arpeggios
Three moveable blues boxes - Moveable patterns for rock soloing up the neck, substituting scales
"Chuck Berry - Style" Double - Note Licks - A bluesy variation for Chuck Berry - style soloing
Major "Sliding" Pentatonic Scales - Two sliding scales and how to use them for rock soloing
A moveable double - note lick - Played on the first and third strings: using it in riffs, solos and backup
Movable major scales - One for each chord fragment; playing melodies
Using the practice tracks

Reference section
Anatomy of the guitar
Guitar health
Basic sitting & standing position
Hand position
Guitar grid & guitar neck basics
Tuning methods
Pitch, notes and other musical terms
The guitar neck, keyboard and cchromatic scale
Guitar tab (tabulature)
Rhythm, tempo and beats
Theory section
The major scale
E major scale melodies
Transpositioning major scales
Third stone from the sun - A major scale
Drone strings
The minor scale (Mode)
Using the E minor scale - Highway Chile, Guitar Intro
Picking
Bugle taps
Power chords (5 chords)
Rock progressions (5 power chords)
Wild thing
Song structures
Song structures
Foxey lady
The blues
A blues riff
Red house
Chords
Major chords (open)
Minor chords (open)
Open chords
Knockin' on heaven's door
Reading music
Reading music
Reading exercises
Burning the midnight lamp
Songs
Star Spangled banner
E minor pentatonic scale
Purple haze
Reference charts
Guitar neck note chart, staff chart, chord chart

Introduction
Preposterous Positions
Behind the head
Lap position
Horseback
Vertical hold
Machine Gun
Tooth - picking
Twin - handed embracement picking
Bidextral picking
String percussion
Dodecaphonic guitar
Tasteless techniques
Whammy bar vibrato
Pre-bend
Dips
Shakes
Motorbikin'
Dive-bombing
Gargling
Ebow
Violining
Pickup switching
Pick scrape
Nut bend
Windmill
Two-handed playing
Amp feedback
Banjo roll
Harmonics
Stage Silliness
Walking in the Shadows
Duck - walking
Back to back
Disco pick-fling
The dying fly
Neck fling
Guitar Abuse
Violin bow
Drill
Cigarette Lighter
Beer glass
Microphone Stand
Outro
Gurning gallery
Further reading

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