Comping in a duo can be very difficult for jazz guitarists because we find ourselves in a situation where we have to lay down the groove, supply the harmony and interact with the soloist. In this video I am going to go over 5 strategies that I use when comping in a duo setting and thatI think you want to have in your repertoire if you want to have a chance to play decent jazz comping when playing behind a horn player or a vocalist.
The 5 strategies range from straight comping, thinking in two layers, playing walking bass and chords and harmonized basslines.
Of course I also talk a bit about using Freddie Green style quarter note comping.
All the examples are played on a Jazz Blues in C.
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