The Solos You Want To Learn By Ear To Play better Jazz Guitar

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One of the most effective ways to learn to play Jazz is to find Jazz Guitar Solos to learn and check them out by ear. In this collaboration with 9 other great Jazz guitarists and teachers, you will find some great recommendations for easy jazz solos to learn by ear.
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@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Recommend great solos you have checked out!! What to do with solos that you transcribe or learn by ear: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lprLYFqmOVM.html

@cjgreen4331 3 года назад

While I wouldnt recommend this as a first solo, due to the odd time signature and Wes's signature chord soloing and octaves, it's a genius solo to check out, and you can't go wrong with a blues, right? -West Coast Blues, Wes Montgomery

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

@@cjgreen4331 True! I usually give students the single note part of the first Four On Six solo from that album.

@cjgreen4331 3 года назад

@@JensLarsen Awesome, love them both. I have no idea how you can be that creative without all the inspiration and music at our fingertips we have today

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

@@cjgreen4331 On the other hand: It was a lot easier not to get distracted or overloaded with information

@paulpmanhowland7818 3 года назад

Miles Davis' solo on Bye Bye Blackbird from the album 'Round Midnight. It's got good stuff, theme and variations, a lot of arpeggios, some cool little chromatic approach notes and almost all of it fit within my skill level in terms of speed. I got the idea for learning this by ear from the book How to Start to Play Jazz and Improvise, by Andy Mc Swain.

@BecketSolis 3 года назад

Jens shouting out a bunch of jazz teachers makes this a lot better

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Thank you! :)

@boomerdell 3 года назад

Amen. Jens' genuine generosity and collaborative Spirit really shine through in all he does.

@robertgrippo5312 3 года назад

Yes glad to see that these guys don't all hate each other.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

@@robertgrippo5312 I think that the comment section is really the only place with hate on RU-vid :)

@GuitarversumSandraSherman 3 года назад

Thanks for having me in your video, Jens. Transcribing songs is extremely important. Not only for developing a good ear, but for so many other things as well. And it's so rewarding. It can be frustrating at first, but the more you transcribe, the more you'll realize parts of lines you've already learned are used by other players too. As a reward for the efforts, your ears and muscle memory will lead you to good lines when improvising.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Thank you for being a part of this 🙂

@overtonesnteatime198 3 года назад

Hi Sandra :)

@GuitarversumSandraSherman 3 года назад

@@overtonesnteatime198 Hello 👋

@NathanBortonMusic 3 года назад

Thank you Jens so much for including me on this! It was great to hear/see everyone else as well. Videos like this bring the jazz guitar community together! So many great solos!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you wanted to be a part of it 🙂

@QobelD 3 года назад

Please make a 'Jazz Solos: beginner to advanced levels' video. Your YT content is exceptional and very much appreciated. Thanks Jens

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Thanks Robert. I will probably make one with beginner suggestions, since later it gets a lot easier to choose and you need to go with things that fit your taste :)

@andercoyote4170 Год назад

Great comment. As I an reading the suggestions by some commenters, it's immediately apparent that not all these suggestions are going to be for beginners. It's a fascinating topic as one listens to players and teachers explain why they choose these pieces. Thx

@johnmwatrous 4 месяца назад

yes I agree. S@@andercoyote4170

@jaimelamusik214 3 года назад

A solo that I have rehearsed a lot is Charlie Christian "I got rhythm". I learned a lot from it.

@jimjmcd 3 года назад

I love the fact that there's a community of teachers who appreciate each other and who each have something of their own to say.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Yes, I think that is very valuable as well 🙂

@kevindavidquinn3571 3 года назад

Chet Baker’s solo on Tangerine changed my life

@lushpatiogardencreationsre4414 3 года назад

jENS, you are a gift spreading jazzism like this

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you find it useful 🙂

@sandrocavali9810 11 месяцев назад

Priceless. Thank you. From the blue village of Sitges

@JensLarsen 11 месяцев назад

Glad you found it useful 🙂

@urbachd 2 года назад

I'm blown away by the fact that I can simply pull up all these songs on my computer. I don't have to search all over the city for old recordings. We live in an incredible time. We are so lucky! (But with our luck comes poor compensation to artists.)

@BLACKJACK-jm2sg 2 года назад

This is actually a decent lesson that you tell us about what exactly to do. Not like those disjointed lessons that has no organizations on RU-vid

@robertzullo8707 3 года назад

What a great idea Jens. And a tasteful way to share some of these fine teachers, some I was already familiar with, and many new ones. It takes a big man to step away from center stage and highlight what other artists are doing. It could take years to find these solos, and to have them shared, all in a matter of minutes is fantastic. Having been a partner with a teacher for many years I've come to the understanding that a great teacher is one who is invested in the growth of his/her students. Who actually cares that they "get it". You sir are a great teacher. Thank you, thank, thank you!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Thank you very much Robert! That really makes my day 🙂

@schnirzelzwirn 3 года назад

My first transciption and entrance to jazz guitar: "Good Bye Pork Pie Hat" by Jeff Beck on "Wired". Recommendation of my teacher 40 years ago. Can hardly be labelled as a jazz solo, but served well as a transition from rock pentatonics to jazz. Good for phrasing and tone too. The next he gave to me was Benson, "On Broadway", from 'Weekend in L.A ". He was a teacher for classical guitar, b.t.w.

@jacksonmanning5477 2 года назад

Written by Charles mingus

@schnirzelzwirn 2 года назад

@@jacksonmanning5477 Absolutely right, composed by Mingus, the solo performed by Beck.

@BLACKJACK-jm2sg 2 года назад

Jeff Beck… really?

@deandaniel4911 2 года назад

Love that one too

@SharpElevenMusic 3 года назад

Jim Hall on Taste of Honey. 🙂 And Paul Desmond on... Taste of Honey (both the live version, although studio one is great too)

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Indeed! Both are great solos :)

@johnwiatrak3944 2 месяца назад

Jim Hall on Without a Song off of The Bridge. Easy but soooo good.

@waynehicks1969 3 года назад

I am glad to see you making videos with Sandra Sherman. I learn a lot from both of you.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Sandra is great 🙂

@rockguitarmodes 3 года назад

All great suggestions: to begin to understand the language of Bebop on a blues, my recommendation would be ‘Cool Blues’ by Charlie Parker. As a guitarist I found his note choices on the changes a revelation. I learned the first two choruses by ear

@giaras64 3 года назад

Great video with lot of my favorite wonderful teachers on RU-vid! Great team nice to see them all together

@amandateoh1164 3 года назад

JUSTIN'S GUITAR!!?!?!? I have come full circle.... 😂 I watched him when i first picked up the guitar but gave up and tried again a few years later from watching Jens!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Haha! Justin is really great, and a very nice guy!

@PANDORAZTOYBOKZ 3 года назад

For more intermediate players, Jim Hall's solo on "I'll Never Smile Again (Take 7)", from Bill Evans' "Interplay", is one of the most perfectly distilled hard bop solos for my money. Lots of seemingly intricate lines made up from foundational theory that is easy to recognize with a little bit of background in harmonic function. The lines are tough at tempo but have lots of space in between to breathe, and (what I believe to be most important) it's incredibly singable, which I think is a very often overlooked aspect when people are learning to transcribe for the first time.

@tripp8833 3 года назад

These collaborations are so sweet... shows how youtubers are part of a community instead of just being competitive. Thanks jens

@bradfordlaneromans2994 3 года назад

Jens, what a fantastic idea. Simply brilliant. My man.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you like it Dr Brad!

@blufordbirdsong1834 3 года назад

Great video Jens. Class act!

@DaveLynchJazzGuitar 2 года назад

Good suggestions! I will try and check some of these out! Thanks Jens and all the other guys and gals.

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@jantonisito 11 месяцев назад

Shady Side - nice relaxed tune by Johny Hodges and Gerry Mulligan - very melodic and logical. Criminally underappreciated tune.

@QobelD 3 года назад

This is such a useful video. Thank you for including so many different professional recommendations. Very cool

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@lonegroover 3 года назад

Great stuff Jens, many thanks.

@underwoodvoice9077 3 года назад

It's fascinating to me that every Jens Larsen video dovetails nearly perfectly with what I'm trying to do at the time; case in point, after resisting transcription for years, I sat down recently to transcribe Charlie Christian's solo on Flying Home. Now here's a video with a great sampling of solos to work out. Thanks, Jens, for putting this together, and for all the musicians who contributed.

@jamescopeland5358 2 года назад

It helps to have things like this video, other ideas is good for all and you showing others is why your lessons are so good. Thx

@raulnavarro4003 3 года назад

¡Maestro! Infinitas gracias por todo lo que compartes. He aprendido mucho con tus videos y este último es una gran llave para seguir avanzando. Aparte de enseñar increíble eres muy humilde al compartir este material. Una gran muestra de fraternidad. Un abrazo desde Chile con todo mi respeto y cariño.

@donfraser3348 3 года назад

Thanks Jens! You featured some of my favourite on line teachers with some great suggestions!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

You're very welcome!

@blainelilly2971 3 года назад

What a great idea, and also typically generous of you Jens to give some "air time" to some other teachers. Lots of good ideas to track down here. My own suggestion would be Miles's solo on "Blues by Five". Thanks for this!

@scotttipping8193 2 года назад

All of your videos are great Jens. Love your humility and straight forward style. This idea of asking others what they recommend was great, and this serves as an awesome starting point, even just for listening to all the solos. Thank you

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Thank you very much, Scott 🙂

@user-yi2be2vi6w 3 года назад

Days of Wines and Roses by Dexter Gordon in his album Swiss Night, vol.1 is probably another nice choice. We can learn some bebop language with a relatively slow tempo.

@davidedalfarra8236 3 года назад

An important tool for my long time battle against melodic playing. Thanks Jens!

@gabrieleautore2940 3 года назад

This was exactly the video I was looking for. Jens your channel is awesome! Thanks a lot!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@frankhowell8139 3 года назад

Thanks Jens. That was very helpful. Now we have work to do! Those are a great group of teachers. I appreciate the time it took you to assemble this video.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@pallhe 3 года назад

It's funny that Mikko's recommendation, Django's "Minor Swing", is the first jazz solo I remember "transcribing" (learning by ear). It stood me in good stead when I first tried soloing over "Autumn Leaves" because I could use some of the same lines or variations of them, especially over the V chord as I remember. I didn't know it was called a V chord at the time but I understood the concept all the same.

@tripp8833 3 года назад

The tempo is insane right

@codica666 3 года назад

This is just an amazing idea and an amazing video. Thank you for posting this Dr. Larsen.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@chrisneyman 3 года назад

Wow. I loved Barry's explanation of why learning solos is important! Thank you for including it.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad it's useful 🙂

@StevenRosenberg Год назад

Jens, this is a great video. Very inspiring!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@mikemurdock7234 3 года назад

One for me is Wes Montgomery's Mr. Walker with the octave licks. That was the song that truly made me want to learn about Jazz, though a very complex song for a beginner. It took me years to understand it, but I always go back to that solo. Wes does a lot of amazing things with octaves.

@NathanBortonMusic 3 года назад

That’s a great one!

@carlosixty6876 2 года назад

Well done . Thank you jens

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@johnmwatrous 4 месяца назад

this is excellent ( i am also working through your video with 5 solos, which is great). really superb, getting different perspectives, different instruments and styles. thank you !!!

@JensLarsen 4 месяца назад

Glad it helped!

@JohnSmithiuyytw 3 года назад

Really great video. Thanks all!

@mathieufechant1416 3 года назад

i started my whole guitar playing following justinguitar on my own during high school so great to see him here !

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Justin is a great guy, who has actually done a lot for guitar players the last 10 years :)

@hectoromar2304 3 года назад

Thank you Jens, you are a big inspiration for me to play jazz. Stay safe and thank you for your knowledge!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Really happy to hear that you enjoy the videos :)

@coreyconwaymusic9801 3 года назад

No. 1 Green Street by Grant Green is a great bridge from blues into Jazz. One of the real eye openers for me was hearing the b9 of the root (B on a Bb blues) being played (which is actually the major 3rd of the 6 chord in the 1-6-2-5 turnaround). Got me thinking along the lines of playing arpeggios and chord tones rather than relying on guessing what will sound good within familiar scales.

@xawki 2 года назад

Really a brilliant idea my friend to gather all this beautiful 🎉 congrats and thank yawll😊

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Thanks so much 😊

@stevesilver9069 3 года назад

Jazz is the most egalitarian art form, and the inherent sharing is the essence of its beauty. It's so inspiring to see all the great jazz educators together, compiled by inarguably the most prolific. And the recommendations are stellar and necessary Cats. Thanks to all - and especially you Jens.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

That is very kind of you. Thank you, Steve.

@ericrose3877 3 года назад

Jens, you are REALLY digging in to what is the truth, and what is not, about learning, teaching, and playing. Thank you, I always watch your videos.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@JGlassy 3 года назад

Blue Mitchell’s solo on Park Avenue Petite. Very chill, understated, excellent use of space and stellar phrasing.

@jeromewalters1916 Год назад

This was really great. Thank you so much

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad it was useful 🙂

@pauljacques2278 2 года назад

What a great video! Brilliant information. Thanks Jens. You are the go to guy for jazz!!

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Glad you think so! Thanks!

@jackelshaw7331 3 года назад

I was going to say So What. The space is incredible, plus it was the first time I heard someone anticipate the change using the next key's chord tones

@sph33_ 3 года назад

What a great idea for a video Jens. Thanks!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@nixternal 3 года назад

Wow, I follow Justin because, well that's where I started learning almost 2 years ago, but the rest of the list, thank you for that introduction! I've now subbed to everyone, got all the songs they recommended into a transcribe folder, and will start working on them as part of my transcribing/ear training practice. Thanks again for this!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Great! Go for it 🙂

@gianpaolovercesi7326 2 года назад

dear Jean Larsen it is incredible how much I can learn from his videolessons even though I am Italian but they are so well explained that I too can benefit from them and for this I thank you !!!

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

That's really great to hear 🙂

@PsyJaye 3 года назад

Thank you Jens...great guitarists with great down to earth suggestions...Peace & Love from Virginia

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you like it!

@hugos408 3 года назад

One of the best Larsen's videos. Lot of times I thought about leave the Jazz because I didn't feel capable, but I got motivated again when I watch your videos. Thanks Mr. Larsen for all this.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Great to hear! Go for it 🙂

@brianmessemer2973 2 года назад

This is wonderful on many levels.

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Thank you! 🙂

@davidtardio9804 3 года назад

Very gracious of you to share your post with other jazz teachers, Jens. The first solo that I transcribed was Grant Green's solo on Cool Blues, but I agree with several other choices (like Chet Baker's solo on I Fall in Love Too Easily). I've always found Wes' solo on Four on Six was a great solo to work on as well.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Great suggestions, I use Cool Blues and the early version of Four on Six with students as well.

@ericburgess4784 3 года назад

“You Stepped Out Of A Dream” by Grant Green. Not particularly difficult to play, but lots of great arpeggios and licks that introduced me to some basic jazz vocabulary

@riccardo8475 3 года назад

you are the best on youtube,i understand something about jazz thank you from italy

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Thank you 🙂 Glad you like the videos

@kamaismusic 3 года назад

What a great video. Inviting his friends is always a good idea for a good chat. My first jazz transcription was the solo of Jimmy Raney on Have You Met Miss Jones. It is just 2 -3 years ago. And all the stuff I learned before started making sence. I still play this solo just for warming up. Before that, I played a lot of Pop, Rock and also classical guitar music.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Thank you Siamak Sattari I am glad you found it useful! 👍

@jimib3 3 года назад

I love this video concept

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

You're very welcome! I am glad you like it! 🙂

@stephengarrison172 3 года назад

Just subscribed to a bunch of these people!

@RC32Smiths01 3 года назад

Learning by ear is one of the best abilities you can get! Great work!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Yes! Thank you!

@RC32Smiths01 3 года назад

@@JensLarsen You're welcome!

@billreeve3245 2 года назад

Great idea!

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@Millo1868 3 года назад

Great video!

@Victor2612 Год назад

Barry Greene said something very important. Thank you.

@daniellamport8723 3 года назад

Thanks for this. I was thinking about this very thing today and I'm glad to have happened upon your video. I'd love to hear your pick, Jens.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! I will keep that in mind :)

@bligotblam 3 года назад

A solo I learned a lot from comming from a blues background was Joe Henderson's Tenor Saxophone solo on Horice Silvers Song for my Father self titled album 1965. It was great for expanding on an idea rythmically and dynamically without complicating it so much.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Joe Henderson is always great!

@kerrym9254 2 года назад

What a wonderful post.

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Thank you! Glad you like it 🙂

@aaronservice86 3 года назад

Man your video quality as grown exponentially...Great video man!

@edcoma1691 3 года назад

I love red garlands solo on bye bye blackbird on round about midnight. The melodies. Feel. Phrasing.

@ericj9999 3 года назад

Check Dizzy Gillespie's solo on "Con Alma," recorded in 1957 with Sonny Stitt on tenor sax. It appears on various albums, including "Duets," released in 1957, and "Dizzy, Rollins, and Stitt," released 1962. Start by learning to play the simple sections, of which there are several, and work up from there. This solo will repay long study, both for how he uses rhythm and melody, and how he weaves around the changes.

@rillloudmother 3 года назад

It's on the album Sonny Side Up

@billradich8287 3 года назад

Such a fantastic video- and I was blown away by the Metheny/Travels suggestion, as that tune, and that very lick highlighted was the 'gateway' for me to want to understand Jazz. Another very approachable, modern solo I learned a lot from was on Scofield's 'Flower Power,' (Time on My Hands). For Scofield, this is a very INSIDE solo, beautifully outlining the changes.

@trapitosucio2936 3 года назад

Jens, you are the best.

@kostasjazz 3 года назад

Thank you

@KennyHolloway 2 года назад

Autumn Leaves is always a great one to get going. I also think it's important to feel a connection to the song your learn because that desire will drive learning. For a player experienced in other genres, Midnight Blue by Kenny Burrell is one I really like, even if that passage around 2:30 is a little challenging. I like the mix of playing chords and melody.

@cbolt4492 2 года назад

Great line up in this video

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Glad you think so!

@Pino122012 3 года назад

Great advise. thank you Jens and the Gang :)

@rickjensen2717 3 года назад

Although I am a classical guitarist and also like to play jazz, I actually listen to the rock players as they understand harmony progressions and can compose excellent and memorable solos - e.g. Jimmy Page: 'ten years gone'

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Ok. That is a great solo. It may not help you play Jazz a lot better though :)

@CliffieVanR 3 года назад

One of my favorite Paige solos!

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

@@CliffieVanR Did you see my answer to your ATTYA question in the FB group? I didn't get to it until yesterday :)

@CliffieVanR 3 года назад

@@JensLarsen I must have missed it - will check it out. Thanks Jens!

@soundguitar 3 года назад

Great video! I love how you featured all the other teachers. My solo suggestion is Lester Young's solo on All of Me when he played with Billie Holiday. There are two versions you'll find if you look up All of Me with Billie Holiday and Lester Young and both of his solos on those two versions are great for learning. In fact, he uses some of the same thematic material in both of them, which is a nice little insight into how he's thinking over the tune. Every note feels intentional in these solos and it's great practice transcribing solos that aren't just from guitar players. Cheers everyone! -Jared

@overtonesnteatime198 3 года назад

Thanks Jens.

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@semu16 3 года назад

Thank you very much dear Jens, a big hug from Sicily! :-)

@101xaplax101 2 года назад

great video Jens........ I love all of these teachers.......I studied mortens stuff for a few years.....he is unbelievably talented

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Thank you Ted!

@axehound3718 3 года назад

Awesome!!! Thanks 🙏

@The_Pedal_Guy 2 года назад

Days of Wine & Roses solo by Wes was a good starting point for me.

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Great solo for sure 🙂

@Elias_Sotomayor 3 года назад

Awesome video! :)

@JensLarsen 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@mubinhambira 2 года назад

Thoughtful

@davidsullivan3205 2 года назад

Thanks for this video, Jens. Now I have several more solos to learn after I learn the Miles Davis part on Freddie Freeloader. Now I can learn Jazz and make music!! Thanks!

@JensLarsen 2 года назад

Go for it 🙂