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The improv at the end was RIDICULOUS, Tyler! Soooo delucious! Love the fact that you mention south of France in 1935!!! Hihihi. I was totally there with you.
@@gunnar7902 indeed but I rather have our traditions kept to our people last thing I need is white teenage girls calling me racist because I'm playing duj duj
Tips: - listen to Minor Swing by Django - think in terms of arpeggios instead of scales and follow the chord chart - land on the 6th more often than not (works both for minor and major arpeggios) - try to develop said arpeggios diagonally rather than vertically - listen to Minor Swing
not one mention that the chord progression he is playing over is minor swing by Django Reinhardt? everyone should go and listen to that if you want to hear what gypsy lead playing sounds like!
I'm guessing ziricote although the headstock looks a little different. I'll see if there is a video showing it off for the 1st time. I'm making myself one with a Warmoth neck with a ziricote board :)
I'm glad to see you playing minor swing and teach some of the Gipsy vibes. Maybe a special episode with you learning the "les yeux noirs" (Rosenberg trio at sea jazz festival) song? It's a pretty damn good thing but very difficult :) try it!
And though I already commented, your phrasing and timing were so awesome in this I had to comment again just for that. Loved that counterpoint stuff you were doing for a little bit in the outro. And the sneaky Django sounding line near the end. Django Reinhardt Unchained anyone? 😂
your theory lessons are unmatched all over the internet. Love the way you teach em, and they're pure gold for theory nerds like me! Please do more, if possible, like you used to do in the early days. rock on \m/
Whack that chord progression in a looper and even just noodling around scale shapes sounds good just because of how stereotypical it sounds, loads of fun!
Hey Tyler video request! 10 tips for intermediate guitarist practice-wise? In terms of what kinds of things an intermediate guitarist should work on or be working on
Indeed this is “gypsy music” take it from a a real gypsy my family game to the us in the late 30s/ early 40s in ww2 and I can tell you this is gypsy music, am E and Dm are pretty much the only chords we use but my friends if you want a real taste in are cultures music go on RU-vid and search “ Gypsy singing sam” he’s are version of the Americans Elvis and then go listen to the “gypsy bosso” If you listen to that you’ll have a better understanding for the rhythm and lead guitar in real authentic gypsy music
Aaawwwww..shit..looking for that sound for an into for a harder sound. Thanks.....but you know ....we are not all fortunate enough to have the equipment or talent you have......none the less...thanks for the motivation. You rock...glad i subscribed.
Easily the most important and hardest part of gypsy jazz is the hard swing rhythm playing, Tyler does a great job on touching on the lead ideas but for the authentic rhythm style listen to Django Reinhardt playing “Coquette” and “Django’s Castle”. Joscho Stephan is also one of the best gypsy jazz players today.
As someone who lives near gypsy neighborhood, only gypsy guitar technique I know they use, is to grab someone else's guitar and run away as fast as possible
I’m liking the lesson vids more and more, but the humor’s great too. Come for the licks, stay for the laughs? Or is it the other way around in reverse? Noticed the RC-1 looper. Aren’t they great? I have the RC-3 but sometimes wish I had the simplicity of the RC-1 (and that lighted loop display is sorely missed on mine - sometimes simpler *is* better). I do dig the drum samples in mine though. Ugh I’m rambling. See what ya make me do? Lol, in a good way though. Rock on good sir.
i have the same loop pedal.. the loop is always too loud for anything i play over it. only way i can fix that is by lowering it so much u can barely hear hte loop... 125 watt amp... any advice anyone?
