Pocket Combo 1

This bundle contains the Pocket Books 1–7 collection, including:

• Pocket Book Vol.1 – Major II–V–I Lines
• Pocket Book Vol.2 – Minor II–V–I Lines
• Pocket Book Vol.3 – Bluesy Giant Lines 1
• Pocket Book Vol.4 – Bluesy Giant Lines 2
• Pocket Book Vol.5 – Static Minor Lines
• Pocket Book Vol.6 – Ultimate Melodic Ideas over Turnarounds
• Pocket Book Vol.7 – Hip Major 7th Lines

Together, these books provide hundreds of melodic ideas covering many of the most important harmonic situations in jazz improvisation.

But more than just giving you lines to practice, these books focus on something that many guitar players overlook: the correct connection between picking and fingering.

Many guitarists spend years studying transcriptions and great lines, yet they still struggle to play them with real fluency. In most cases the problem is not the ideas themselves — it is the lack of the correct technical connection between the right hand (picking) and the left hand (fingering).

Throughout the Pocket Books you will find lines presented with the correct picking directions and fingering choices, allowing you to play them faster, more easily, and with much greater fluency.

This material is part of a study system developed by Peter Farrell, based on over 35 years of experience playing and studying the guitar, including 20 years of private lessons with George Benson. The material reflects decades of research, practice, and real musical application.

Each book includes:

• Standard musical notation
• Guitar TAB
• Detailed fingering indications
• Picking directions
• Audio files for listening and practice

This product is an e-book collection, readable on computers, tablets, and smartphones.

We do not offer printed versions because we aim to reduce paper consumption and contribute to environmental sustainability. Producing paper consumes significant natural resources. By choosing digital materials, you help reduce the use of:

• trees
• water
• electricity
• fuel

Every tree also contributes to oxygen production and environmental balance, which is why we prefer to distribute these materials digitally.