Turn a Basic Arpeggio Into Several ii-V-I Licks
Get the free PDF for jazz guitarists who want a practical soloing idea they can use over Dm7-G7-Cmaj7 today.
Stop collecting licks you never use
If you keep asking for transcriptions but still freeze over ii-V-I progressions, the problem is not a lack of material.
You need a small idea you can understand, play, and move into real music.
This free PDF gives you one arpeggio shape for each chord and shows you how to turn it into a clear line over Dm7-G7-Cmaj7.
What you’ll get
- A one-page ii-V-I soloing idea in C major
- A Dm7 arpeggio shape transitioning smoothly into G7
- A clean Cmaj7 resolution that sounds like an ending
- Notation and tab you can play right away
Built for guitar players who want usable language
This is for jazz guitarists who want to stop guessing over common progressions.
Use it if you want:
- A simple concept you can start utilizing this week
- Several ii-V-I phrases that fit under your fingers
- A practical bridge between arpeggios and real soloing
- A simple alternative to memorizing another full transcription
This is not a course
No video series. No long theory lesson. No giant lick library.
Just one focused PDF you can open, play, and practice in under 10 minutes.
How it works
Enter your email. Check your inbox for the next step. Pick up your guitar. Play the line over Dm7-G7-Cmaj7.