Bio: I 'm 71 years old, playing guitar on low level. Want to play jazz standards expand my skills and vocabulary to sound better. Interested in fusion.

Bio: Helping older adults sound great on acoustic guitar • 8M+ lesson views • 25 yrs playing • 23 yrs teaching • 🇮🇪 Skool Mayor: Ireland

Bio: Jazz guitar amateur :)

Bio: Lifelong guitar player, playing finger style folk/country by ear. Ready now to develop the understanding and skills to play standards well (someday).

Bio: I'm a Retired Chartered Electronics and Radio Engineer who fell in love with jazz in the 80s but never had time to focus until just before lockdown.

Bio: Just a noob with jazz guitar… but open for suggestions!

Bio: It’s my third try and now I mean it! I am determined to get my play to the level of joyfulness, not only for me, but also for my company.

Bio: I enjoy playing a variety of styles, but have played mostly in worship bands for the last 40 years.

Bio: rekindled guitar interest via jazz for 5 years Childhood and high school rock n roll rhythm guitar then

Bio: Guitar playing Doc - Music & Medicine are my life -

Bio: I’m an over 50 player who started in my late teens. I would consider myself intermediate jazzer when it comes to comping but a beginner at improv!

Bio: Jazz beginner

Bio: I'm an artist in the video game industry and a long time, self taught guitar player. Jazz lover just beginning to crack the code :)

Bio: I started teaching myself guitar in 1970, mostly Blues Rock and Fusion and more recently Jazz. I live to learn, perform, compose, and teach music.

Bio: Retired, came back to playing the guitar a few years ago after about a 40+ year layoff

Bio: Retired. Played guitar in my teens/twenties then traded that for suit, tie, wife and kids. Finally getting back into the groove.

Bio: Maths teacher 40 years. Live in France. 5 children 10 grandchildren. Own a digger! Play finger-picking style. Arthritis now starting to affect playing

Bio: I help guitarists become confident players by making jazz more accessible - JazzGuitarLessons.net