In today’s podcast, Carl Orr, FretDojo's current Artist in Residence, interviews one of the most fascinating and original guitarists on the planet today, Nicolas Meier. - With his unique style that is a blend of Metheny-esque jazz and Turkish inspired...

In today’s podcast, Carl Orr, FretDojo's current Artist in Residence, introduces us to incredible guitarist, Ian Date. - Ian is originally from Australia and has played on more than 70 albums either as a sideman or a leader.

In today’s podcast, I’m sharing with you a fantastic session where my good friend and current FretDojo Artist in Residence Carl Orr interviews Nigel Price, one of the hottest jazz guitarists in the UK scene. -

Les Davidson has been in the music business for over 30 years. He’s worked extensively in studios across the world and has been on countless world tours. - He’s been a member of both East of Eden and Sniff ’n’ the Tears,

On todays Podcast, Carl Orr, FretDojos current Artist In Residence, shares his insights into the magic of chord melody and the power that comes from tapping into the strength of guitar as a solo ins

Exciting news today: Carl Orr is going to be the official Artist In Residence at FretDojo for the next few months! Which means Carl is going to be collaborating with me on courses for the FretDojo Academy membership,

Heres a simple but incredibly effective strategy that Ive used over the years when I have been busy, but I still need to make time for my music. Check out the podcast below where I share it with you

In todays topic, I want to talk about something important. How hard is it, really, to learn jazz? Check out the podcast below where I answer this question: To get instant access to a structured onlin

One of the biggest questions my readers write in about is: "Should I be using modes when improvising on jazz guitar?" The answer is: It depends. But, most likely there is a more effective approach for jazz guitar improvisation,

In this episode of the FretDojo.com Podcast I want to talk about three reasons why playing guitar is good for you. Im recording this at the start of April, 2020 and theres some pretty stressful stuf