chord melody arrangement sites

[pink snare]

Looking for some sites with some nice chord melodies (particularly jazz standards) already tabbed out.

I know lickbyneck.com is a good one. Also, acousticfingerstyle.com has some great arrangements (especially check out the Yves Keroas collection. Super nice stuff!).

Any to add?

I'm learning to arrange myself, but mine are very simple and I figure I can learn a lot by playing and learning from other people's stuff.

[nomelite]

check this out:

http://www.starglasses.net/tabs-in-powertab-format/

[jayv999]

Don't forget to go to TedGreene.com
Go to the "Tunes" section for Ted's original pages.
Go to the "From Students" section to see Ted's original pages compiled with standard notation, which makes it easy to learn even if you haven't completely embraced Ted's chord diagram system yet.
See the pages from Ted's student, Paul Vachon.
--Jay

[cisco kid]

Originally Posted by pink snare

Looking for some sites with some nice chord melodies (particularly jazz standards) already tabbed out.

I know lickbyneck.com is a good one. Also, acousticfingerstyle.com has some great arrangements (especially check out the Yves Keroas collection. Super nice stuff!).

Any to add?

I'm learning to arrange myself, but mine are very simple and I figure I can learn a lot by playing and learning from other people's stuff.

There's the www.lewalt.com site. It's by Harold Streeter - guitarist, but it is not free downloads. Fingerstyle some flatpick in different styles of music. The Lewalt web site you can Google it see if you like what you see.

[wkriski]

I just created one for simple chord melody, after strugging with other sites I decided to create my own using basic jazz chords. Lick by neck and others are great but I found to be much more advanced. Ted Greene's are great of course but often involve large stretches or difficult chords to play, not that you shouldn't practice them, but I also have some left hand/thumb issues.