Thks buddy for UPLOADING THE LICKS I APPRECIATED VERY MUCH.. NOW I HAVE HOME WORK FOR 2MTHS I GOT TO BE ABLE TO PLAY THOSE LICKS. THANKS ONCE AGAIN ..AWESOME. I HAVE IBANEZ JAZZ GUITAR TOO
This is exactly the lesson I've been looking for. I've just recently started experimenting putting some jazz into my blues playing, these licks will be going into my arsenal. Cheers and stay safe to one and all!!
I find it super annoying when they talk over the music and talking and pausing after every single note they play. "then a b flat, and a G sharp and an F"
Stef thank you so much this is so well done and incredibly helpful I am working on both ear training and vocabulary and this is what I’ve been looking for so many other jazz videos get way over my head so quickly I finally feel like I am making some progress thank you very much for having a positive impact on my playing please know that you are making a difference for many musicians around the world
Wow a great teacher great idea to repeat the bars for us beginners to catch on and get some confidence. I love Lenny Breau Ed Bickert Albert Lee the Hellecasters Lorne Lofsky Bill Frizzell... everything guitar. As a struggling aging 🎸 player i really appreciate what you are doing 😊 thank you from Toronto
You're right ! Playing 7s8 highlights the 13th, 8s9 highlights the eleventh. This one seems more appropriate in this context. The choice is yours ;)
Zarpadoooo necesitaba algo básico de jazz para poder empezar a adquirir el lenguaje de a poco para poder usarlo en improvisaciones y no es lo que buscaba pero me encantó, re piola aguante el Was Montgomery wachoo
The 2nd lick is built with the Bb Mixolydian mode starting on the 11th (Eb). It can also be seen as the Eb major scale (Ionian), so you're not wrong. These two modes share the same notes. Bb7 is the V7 of Eb.
@@jazzguitarlicks Aah, I see. I'll need to take a dive into modes in a little while, but this makes sense for now. Great video and thanks for the reply!
Puoi farci di tutto. Io li traspongo nelle tonalità più usate e su altre corde, poi le utilizzo (anche a pezzi, invertite, con altro ritmo ecc)... ci puoi costruire un signor abito! Dipende tutto da noi e dai nostri gusti. Ciao!
