Want to get started with jazz? Then learn this Kenny Burrell classic

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It's not often I look at jazz on my channel, but sometimes you just have to go there... In this video I'm looking at the classic Kenny Burrell track Chitlins con Carne. I discuss the tune, the first solo, and how to mix rhythm and lead so you can accompany yourself whilst improvising. A great way into this style, for the jazz-curious amongst you.
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00:00 Hi
Play-through 01:35
Bit about the tune 03:27
The head 04:26
First solo 10:56
Mixing rhythm and lead 14:56
Gear 20:07
Bye 21:14
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@SimpleManGuitars1973 2 года назад

Kenny Burrell is one of the most "accessible" jazz players ever and it's easy to see why he's so beloved. For anybody that likes him you should also check out Grant Green.

@ernestochefujara2709 2 года назад

Allow me to throw Wes Montgomery in the mix for newcomers.

@SimpleManGuitars1973 2 года назад

@@ernestochefujara2709 Oh yeah but just get ready to have your face melted. Lol.

@pandorski35000 2 года назад

@@ernestochefujara2709 i love WM too a lot, except there's nothing simple with him, not a single track accessible for beginners

@daveduffy2823 2 года назад

@@pandorski35000 try Work Song. It’s pretty easy to pick up.

@SmithN20 Год назад

No doubt, buddy! Grant Green, Joe Pass, Kenny B. These guys are just unbelievable.

@frankfrank7921 2 года назад

Very good of you to introduce this one to your followers. The band I was in in the 70s played mostly weddings but and we used to sneak this one in usually while people were eating and I would solo mostly Kenny's lines. Our drummer always introduced it as "Chitlins and Chili Beans" even though I told him repeatedly what the correct title was. Sorry for the reminiscing, but that's all we old people have left.

@dangardiner2011 Год назад

Good old man story, i got one too...back in the 80s I was in the basement playing along to this record, and Pops came home from work...he came downstairs and said " Kenny Burrell?"...I asked, " How do you know?" He says, " I went to school with him at Wayne State ( Detroit)...say him play around at local jazz clubs..." Didnt think pops was that cool!

@obliviousdude9437 2 года назад

Kenny Burrell's "Chitlins con Carne" is a high-potency gateway drug to jazz for rock and blues players. Great choice!

@READERSENPAII 4 месяца назад

So true. I tell anyone who comes from a blues and rock n' roll background that wants to learn Jazz to learn the whole Midnight Blue record.

@bocabenkolstad Месяц назад

There's a reason I float from teacher to teacher on RU-vid but I support only one or two. Your vids are worth the patronage. Reviewing all your jazz lessons this summer; so grateful for your approach to the instrument. Keep up the amazing work!

@crespo1965 7 дней назад

And here I thought I was the only culprit floating from guitar teacher to teacher on YT. Like you I support 1 on patreon but tend to like and subscribe to others to help them out. This is a nice video. Jack Ruch is a Nashville guitarist and he's the guy i've supported. Very good video and explanation...I am a huge KB fan. Midnight Blue is a great record. cheers

@mattk9089 Год назад

Midnight Blue is my favorite Jazz guitar album. I discovered Burrell through hearing the SRV version of Chitlins which I love, and wanted to find out more about the original artist.

@BillBrown101 2 года назад

This is one of the most helpful lessons I’ve seen on RU-vid. Cheers

@ellahorses5436 2 года назад

I’ve loved this tune fo4 years - great lesson

@rosserclark8156 2 года назад

"Melody, and groove, and rhythm, and simple ideas played really well" YES, THIS IS EVERYTHING, thanks

@Jonas5163 2 года назад

That was great! Thanks. I've always loved that record and for some reason never learnt it or played it. Now I can do both. Great, simple, concise lesson.

@dannyhowell3184 2 года назад

Yes! Yes! Yes! Great choice. I can’t wait to get started with this. Fantastic stuff, Adrian.

@Kendo276 2 года назад

So true, great observations! Trying different genre's of music definitely helps my playing. Jazz is intimidating and hard at times but I have seen improvement when I focus on trying new music. Thank you for this!!

@jdfkaldajflakdjslfks7102 2 года назад

i remember looking through your videos a year and a half ago looking for jazz related content. thank you for this

@XLBiker13 2 года назад

So glad you did a jazz lesson! Would love to hear more - I love classic jazz chord melodies. The range or music, genres and playing styles you teach is nothing short of exceptional. Always keeps me on my toes and wondering what's next. And, magically, no matter where you land its always interesting, inspiring and insightful. Thanks!

@blaseuropa 2 года назад

Man, I swear I was about to search for a guitar lesson on this... and it popped up just when opening RU-vid! Thank you Adrian for all this great lessons!

@paulmckeown5672 2 года назад

A great lesson on using the pentatonics in a simple jazz setting that has a great groove about it. Nice...

@antonakis79ohyes 2 года назад

Amazing! I have always been afraid of giving this a try (much as I love it) - but not anymore! Thank you so,so much!

@1Keef 2 года назад

Adrian one of my favorite jazz tunes of all times. Thanks for posting. Cannot wait to start jamming over the weekend. Cheers!!! 👍👍

@Tericaster 2 года назад

One of the best lessons I've seen by anyone. It pulls everything together. Well done!!

@sgblues4238 2 года назад

Thank you for this lesson. I love this song and not many teach it.

@robertfkaz7013 2 года назад

Great lesson. Good way to get your head around rhythm and lead. Thanks again. Very well explained! Now to practice it a few hundred times!!

@richsigona8430 2 года назад

Thank you…one on my favorite Jazz albums, another get album of his is “at the five spot cafe” highly recommend that one.

@nickschuller9861 2 года назад

Fantastic! Yes more jazz concepts please! Thanks Adrian!

@erolgermannemmanuel5637 2 года назад

Gratifying lesson, thanks very much, cant wait for the next one. Regards from 🇧🇷

@adylp7818 2 года назад

What a cool tune! Thanks for the lesson 🙏

@dennismcquoid9751 2 года назад

Thank you! Just learning to play and this is very helpful.

@billyclub56 2 года назад

This is going in my practice . Nice & different. Thanks

@portsideguitar1981 Год назад

Nice lesson! Great and fun tune to play.

@RyansCustomShopandGearOutlet 2 года назад

Beautiful Jazzmaster! I recently purchased a Squier Classic Vibe ‘60s Jazzmaster in daphne blue, and it is such a fun guitar to play.

@baggies59 Год назад

Thanks Adrian always a pleasure.

@johnsc14 Год назад

Superb. Thanks a bunch!!

@PaulJonesy 2 года назад

I always watch to the bitter end Adrian. Another helpful video, thanks!

@abrigospardos 2 года назад

Holy moly! You've got to be the most versatile RU-vid guitar teacher ever! You really run the gamut from the Dead Kennedys to Kenny Burrell, really impressive. And you chose, IMO, the best possible tune you could have chosen as an introduction to jazz guitar. I'm no jazz guitarist myself, but hey, this is a blues after all and--incidentally--it is set to a "clave" beat, so it shouldn't intimidate anyone. Actually, I gave it a try myself some time ago--you can look it up here on YT if you're curious--and it was a lot of fun (except perhaps for those semiquavers or 16th notes near the end). A great tune and a truly classic album, without a doubt!

@mmccartney6579 2 года назад

Yay!! 200k subscribers, and you deserve every one of those, and millions more, Adrian!! Cheers, mate!! :)

@2drsdan 2 года назад

"doesn't sound particularly appetizing to me" I laughed so hard at that, I had to pause for a chuckle break. Good stuff again thanks.

@martynspooner5822 2 года назад

Really great lesson Thanks

@annettesomers7463 Год назад

Loving this lesson! 😍

@timopeedu6077 2 года назад

Thanks Adrian! Jazz (and blues always most welcome)

@boomerdell 2 года назад

Adrian, GREAT lesson on a classic song! Superbly done. (Such a great album, too...love it.)

@boomerdell 2 года назад

PS -- and Yes, I typically watch your lessons all the way through. Always worth it.

@cadenforbes4672 2 года назад

Great Lesson of a quintessential Jazz Guitar classic. A lesson on the title track of that album would sublime.

@runreilly 2 года назад

I saw jazz and thought "Boring? Complicated?" Nope! This song sounds awesome and fun to play. Another great lesson.

@acpg 2 года назад

haha yes, some jazz certainly is complicated and boring, but this is the good stuff

@Nick-sg8xo 2 года назад

Adrian, you are the best. Proud to be a Patreon

@davidheuser2119 2 года назад

jazz curious.. love it

@davidbullivant2858 2 года назад

👍, Excellent choice and album .....again !. I believe there was a quote from Hendrix along the lines that he admired Kenny Burrell,s tone.....sounds about right to me

@duaneulman9915 2 года назад

Thank you

@5e3er67 2 года назад

Thank you for the Kenny Burrell. Joe Pass famously played a Jaguar in the '60s. See/hear Frankly Jazz, LA '60s.

@jerseybrian820 2 года назад

"I had to look up what chitlins were and sure enough....I won't go into the details now but it doesn't sound particularly appetizing..." Perfectly Stated! And the best breakdown of this excellent and study-worthy song that I've seen. Have my like and subscribe, sir!

@JoeyRadBones 2 года назад

Radness. Thanks 🙏

@djmbwheeler 2 года назад

Another awesome lesson. Yes, more jazz would be great. Maybe one notch up, (but just one!), in complexity from this one.

@johnmitchelljr 2 года назад

Thank you.

@jamesmunday2708 2 года назад

again very cool!

@fleadoggreen9062 2 года назад

Thanks man, I’m gonna mess with this one !

@neilcrosswell7113 2 года назад

Excellent! More jazz please.

@anthonyhudson3136 2 года назад

got this album, like to jam to sat night blues and wavey gravy

@jax408 2 года назад

Love it 🔥❤🔥❤

@29kan 2 года назад

Awesome lesson, fun song to play. Thanks for turning me on to Kenny Burrell and Midnight Blue album. Keep the jazz coming, I love it. Been listening to a lot of Bill Frissell and Marc Ribot lately. Awesome jazz guitarists!

@SimpleManGuitars1973 2 года назад

If you like this check out Grant Green as well. My favorite jazz album ever is Smokin' at the Half Note from Wes. If you've never heard it I'm on bended knee imploring you to listen to it. LOL!

@29kan 2 года назад

@@SimpleManGuitars1973 Hey thanks for the tip. Grant Green WOW Wow Wow, there's a Grant Green Trio (LIVE Video 1969) absolutely amazing to watch him play. and yes, Wes is not to be missed! Thanks again.

@nickdrey1200 Год назад

If you haven't gotten to him yet, John Scofield is my favorite Jazz guitarist....well...my favorite guitarist ever. He plays most styles, really. His album A Go-Go is the best jazz guitar album ever recorded. My top 3 are 1. A Go-Go - Scofield 2.) Midnight Blue -Kenny 3.) Tequila - Wes Montgomery

@29kan Год назад

@@nickdrey1200 Hey thanks for the recommendation . The name John Scofield rings a bell but Im not so familiar with his music. I just gave the track A Go Go a listen. Great track! Look forward to discovering more from him. I love Midnight Blue as well as Wes Montgomery. Thanks for reminding me of this great Chitlins con carne lesson.

@bluetrain69 2 года назад

This is a fantastic lesson👍🏼Subscribed!

@weldonwenturine3395 2 года назад

Glad you played some jazz on a jazz master!!

@angrybuzzy Год назад

Great tone from that Jazzmaster!

@stephennnnnnnnnnnn 2 года назад

Nice 😎

@andrewhipsky8915 Год назад

you have a nice set

@SamuelRivera_DAMN 2 года назад

Love it! Would love to see some Grant Green.

@londoncalling1757 2 года назад

Always room for a bit of jazz guitar

@nicholasg923 2 года назад

Yet again I think you have a hotline into my record collection. I will study your playing & have a stab at this. One thing though... I think it needs flatwound strings.

@texasorange285 2 года назад

You got a new subscriber.....New to the Guitar....... Keep sharing.....

@WocPaul1 2 года назад

Loved this lesson, thanks Adrian. Would love to see more Jazz Q. Why don’t you use your Tele for jazz?

@harigeorgeson5885 2 года назад

Terrific as usual! The middle part reminded me a lot of SRV’s version of Mary Had A Little Lamb. Love the tone.

@acpg 2 года назад

Yes, I can hear that! Funnily enough, I read yesterday that SRV has covered this track though I've not yet listened to his version - must check it out.

@shanebrbich5698 2 года назад

@@acpg G’day mate, yeah, it’s great, he uses octaves for the melody i, iv, v.

@laylaruan 2 года назад

I can't help wondering if SRV actually modelled that on this song a little bit, consciously or otherwise

@dahliafiend 2 года назад

@@acpg it’s really good he rolls the tone knob all the way back and gets a really smoky sound.

@dahliafiend 2 года назад

You gotta play with 15 gauge strings on your Strat to really get the tone though, man. 😎

@kingtubby999 2 года назад

Classic…on my list

@danbro1378 2 года назад

Kenny Burrell was the balls!

@ianhollister8581 2 года назад

Thank you for doing a lesson on this song, perhaps you could check out Johnny A's Sometime Tuesday Morning or Oh Yeah.

@jacko717 2 года назад

Excellent, thank you. How about a breakdown of Wes Montgomery "Bumpin' On Sunset"?

@mairenared 10 месяцев назад

Great video Adrian. I play mainly blues with a bit of pop and country but the nearest I've got to jazz is "Stormy Monday" by T-Bone Walker. However, I've just rejoined group classes and one of the tunes our teacher has asked us to learn is "Chitlins Con Carne". Looking through all the tutorials on RU-vid, your's is by far the best so congratulations on a job well done. By the way, if you're looking for a reasonably priced jazz box, see if you can pick up an Epiphone Joe Pass Emperor II. Not the new ones as they have Filtertron-style pickups but the older ones have humbuckers and sound much better for jazz. I'm looking out for one secondhand.

@greg77hot 2 года назад

SRV did a great cover of this ... Stevie loved Kenny

@timd1111 2 года назад

I knew srv did this cover…but didn’t know he loved Kenny too, curious what makes you say that?

@SimpleManGuitars1973 2 года назад

@@timd1111 In the book Caught In The Crossfire they talk about his love of jazz guitarists and Grant Green is another one that Stevie used to really be into in his early days. You can hear his jazz influences on everything from Stang's Swang to Riviera Paradise.

@joepalooka2145 2 года назад

Hey Adrian---- Chitlins: the intestines of a pig, boiled down, fried up, and served up with apple cider vinegar and hot sauce. Mmmm good!

@ecojot 2 года назад

Great lesson - same chords as Freddie King's San Ho Zay

@conemagnet6461 2 года назад

Beautiful! Never fretted a single note with the pinky. My kind of style. I hate my pinky.

@annettesomers7463 Год назад

And yeah I love the jazzmaster. Am saving fir a decent guitar. Narrowed it down to either a Jazzmaster or Gibson sg, Eastman or Fender tele. Decisions decisions....

@alanohara3444 2 года назад

Terrific. Really enjoy learning and playing this one. Any chance you could look at "Isabella" from KB's Soulero record ? Thanks again.

@maydhsh579 2 года назад

love your glasses Adrian!

@teodelfuego 2 года назад

Funny story. I manage to sit on my glasses breaking them beyond repair. I had to dig out an old pair of glasses I bought in 1990 and stopped wearing shortly thereafter because the fashion was for smaller frames. My new backup pair is exactly what Adrian is wearing now. Of course the prescription barely works now, but it’s better than nothing

@mygreatbigfoot1679 2 года назад

Mickey Baker certainly posed for a photo with one.

@rchukran 2 года назад

Chitlins (chitterlings spelled out in full) probably ranks up there with ethnic specialties from your part of the world, such as haggis and kidney pie.😋 Seriously, this lesson is a good reminder for me to pick this back up. I was working on this tune 4 years back playing in a guitar duo. Haven't touched it in a while. This will be a good review.

@MegaTubescreamer 2 года назад

"nice" 😎 also check out the cover stevie ray vaughan has put down ,which truly expands the potential of `feeling` the mood for this excellent subject, thanks for the lesson !

@jamesmullen1019 2 года назад

Heres some incite for the pun. Chilli con carne - spanish dish (latin feel). Chittlins - black food (blues). Chittlins con carne - blues with a latin feel.

@sockenfrank 2 года назад

Hi Adrian, this lesson is amazing. It's so easy to follow you. May i can get the tab, but not over patreon? Thank you very much.

@saxophool 2 года назад

"I had to look up what chitlins is. We won't go into the details." I'm still laughing at that one! 😎 (Autocorrect changed chitlins to chilling in my original.)

@newmanana 2 года назад

Chitlins. Chitlins con carne

@jp2173 Год назад

Just came out to my folks as “jazz curious”

@ruudgeldermans 2 года назад

Nice lesson ! I would suggest to roll off some treble though..

@akoolstik 2 года назад

woot! great stuff! how about Marc Ribot Postizo?!?

@johnchristoffel620 2 года назад

Great, great choice man. I love Kenny. Super underrated, under-appreciated guy. I got to see him in LA in 2003 or 2004. I feel lucky that I got to see him.

@freekvreys792 2 года назад

Hi Adrian, can you maybe do 'Youth Of America', 'Over The Edge' or 'So Young' by 'Wipers' someday? I think it would fit your channel great!! anyway thx for this one! have a good weekend

@OIP_1 2 года назад

hell yes every time i watch this channel i think it would be cool to see some wipers

@alekseyg4957 2 года назад

👏🤘

@DrunkenRhinoceros 2 года назад

Try that first riff with octaves ala Stevie Ray and Wes Montgomery.

@EasyBreather000 2 года назад

Hi! Thank you for the insights here. I am also interested in what amp you're using here - is it the Fender Super Reverb? Thanks again, bests, E.

@AFaceintheCrowd01 2 года назад

Watch to the end, man. It’s his Champ.

@jackperri3186 2 года назад

Adrian awesome choice! I have a recommendation! Big Stars cover of Femme Fatale is an excellent track with Steve cropper playing some cool leads on top! Haven’t seen any Big Star on here in a while! Check it out!!

@acpg 2 года назад

Yes, huge Big Star fan so I know that one! May well try and do some more Big Star soon.

@jackperri3186 2 года назад

@@acpg can’t wait thanks for the hard work!

@meadish 2 года назад

@@acpg Whatever you do is always great, but if you do another Big Star song there's no telling what all the good cosmic vibrations would do.

@bradh6185 2 года назад

Jazz curious. Hehe.

@J0N_ 2 года назад

Random question. You’re glasses are sweet. What brand are they? Also nice playing. I love this song.

@billtomlinson1354 2 года назад

This is really random but I just learnt this on sax - weird coincidence and I think it’s great. It got me playing a great solo

@Nik17 2 года назад

Leo Fender: creates guitar with a specific rhythm circuit for jazz. Rare opportunity occurs. Adrian: nah, screw it, still wont use it. Хипстер

@acpg 2 года назад

haha yes, thought about that, tried it, didn't like it. Maybe it's just my particular JM, but the rhythm circuit just seems too dull, even for jazz. Sorry Leo!