How To Solo Over Grant's Tune! (Grant Green)

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Hey everyone! This week we are looking at Grant Green's famous tune "Grant's Tune," and how to approach some of these tricky changes.
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Комментарии : 10

@siglo2155 3 года назад

Super el blues favorito

@NathanBortonMusic 3 года назад

The blues is so good, but also very tricky (at least for me). Glad your liking the channel Siglo!

@robertrohwer6965 3 года назад

Great lesson Nathan..... thank you! I love how you outline each approach in your playing example. Its extremely helpful to hear the contrast between each approach.

@NathanBortonMusic 3 года назад

Thanks! Its a bit exercisy sounding, but my hope is to give people clear ideas and examples! Appreciate your view!

@MeikelFernweh 3 года назад

Great lesson and of course a great choice. Grant Green was really one of the masters. Thx.

@NathanBortonMusic 3 года назад

Thanks! and yes he really is! So many great solos and his tone is probs one of the best

@salvadorgarcia8661 3 года назад

Magnífico, excelente lección. Muchas gracias maestro.

@NathanBortonMusic 3 года назад

Thanks Salvador!

@SzabacsiNandor 2 года назад

Hey! Two questions: Do you hold the pick with three fingers? Do you play with sweep picking most of times, right? Great lesson! :)

@NathanBortonMusic 2 года назад

Hey nice to see again! Yes I do hold the pick with 3 fingers, idk why that's just what felt right to me? For sweeping, yes! I use it like grant would, as a way to transition between the strings mostly using arpeggios.