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Take The "A" Train - Jazz Guitar Lesson

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Take the "A" Train is a classic swing-era jazz standard written by Billy Strayhorn and is the signature song of the Duke Ellington Orchestra.
In this lesson, you will learn a chord melody version of Take the "A" Train.
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26 авг 2024

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@sunjamrblues 4 года назад

I saw your web page on jazz chord progressions, which was the easiest and simplest way of explaining them I have found so far. And that led me here. I think I'll just learn this bit by bit and see how long it takes me to play it up to tempo..... Thanks, dude!

@alvaropvila 4 года назад

thanks one more time! from Spain

@dingoswamphead 7 месяцев назад

That's amazingly generous thanks.

@JazzGuitarOnline 7 месяцев назад

You're welcome!

@olafkrasucki3211 10 месяцев назад

awesome. Thank you for the backing track

@JazzGuitarOnline 9 месяцев назад

You're welcome Olaf!

@rodrigoboracchia6881 4 года назад

Oh Yea very good! Esta zarpadazo

@WSR1967 4 года назад

Very nice arrangement! Thank you.

@JazzGuitarOnline 4 года назад

Glad you like it!

@rifosi Год назад

Great, thank you!

@JazzGuitarOnline Год назад

You are welcome!

@BernardGlorian 2 года назад

great chords comping !! indeed !!!

@JazzGuitarOnline 2 года назад

Thanks!

@stevecompton9644 4 года назад

Love the tone you are getting out your setup! What gear are you using? Just a beginner here and eager to learn.

@JazzGuitarOnline 4 года назад

Thanks Steve! Here I play a 1971 Gibson ES-175, Fender Tonemasters Twin Reverb, and a TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb.

@ChristienGagnier Год назад

awesome

@JazzGuitarOnline Год назад

Thanks Christien!

@335jpm 4 года назад

Cool,thank you for that.I need a solo please....

@brucegregori 4 года назад

Hey 335 - I have an A-Train Solo for you. Look me up!

@335jpm 4 года назад

@@brucegregori where is it please?

@johnwilson8309 4 года назад

So you hybrid pick most of this? Do you use your pinky on the four note chords?

@randomraf8907 3 года назад

Hey dude. I love the sound of the arrangement. But I gotta ask (keep in mind that I'm just starting in Jazz) : In my real book the ending of section A goes like 1. C6 | Dm7 G7 and 2. C6| Gm7 C7. Why did you go for 1. Eb7#9 D7#9 Db6/9 and 2. C C9sus4 C7b9. And why does that work? Mind helping a fella out with some theory lmao.

@JazzGuitarOnline 3 года назад

Thanks Raf! What happens there is called chord substitution. Db6/9 is a chromatic approach to C6. D7#9 is similar to Dm7, but the dominant version (in tunes like this you can make a lot of chords dominant). Eb7#9 is the tritone substitution (www.jazzguitar.be/blog/tritone-substitution/) of A7, the V of Dm7. The C9sus4 is a Bb with C in the bass (Bb has three common notes with Gm7). Sounds complicated when I explain it like this, but once you start playing more jazz tunes you'll recognize stuff like this as part of the jazz language.