Satin Doll - Jazz Guitar Chord Melody
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- Satin Doll - Jazz Guitar Chord Melody
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Perfect tone, perfect mind.
Just brings peace of mind every time.....beautiful.
So great and real. 100% playing from the heart and the fingers. Thank you.
Thank you Ron
Very nice. I learned a small part of this tune about 35-40 years ago (I am 60). About 4 bars worth - LOL. This is a nice arrangement. I may give this a go and try to pick up where I left off so long ago. Thanks!
Thanks for listening
I first heard this tune played by Charlie Byrd ... it has always been one of my favourites. I like your easy-going relaxed style ... this suits the melody perfectly! 😁
Awesome! Great melody, perfect performance, nice arrangement! Bravo!
Thank you!
Thank you for posting again Chris. Beautifully played and studying your videos is a great way for some of us guitarists to improve.
Thanks Marty, glad it is helpful
Thanks Chris, beautiful and very inspiring for those of us trying to improve in our jazz playing, particularly chord melody style!
Thanks Bill!
I’ve been learning this song recently and this version has a lot of cool ideas and good swing. Great job!
Thank you!
Guy, It was incredible! Your interpretation is Very good.
Thank you Gilberto!
very nice & fluid playing
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I have been referring back to this...thank you so much for sharing .....you make it look so effortless and natural with outstanding good feeling........ but I know you paid your dues....
Thank you!
Great way for me to learn. Beautiful work as always. Thanks.
Thank you Avinav
Arrangement available here: www.musicnotes.com/l/LzcMS
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I was stupid forgot my login password. I love any tips you can offer me
Superbly rendition Chris!🎼🎶🎵🎸👍🏾😀
Thank you Peter!
Thanks for sharing Chris.
My pleasure!!
I love jazz
Me too 😀
Very nice! I’m arranging my own chord melody for Satin Doll, so this helps a lot!
Thank you!
Masterful
Thanks Abtine!
Beautiful
Thank you
Man I like your arrangement the best. I learned another version that shares some of your lines but I like yours best. Thanks.
thank you Walter
This is awesome Chris thank you for sharing!!
Thank you!
Good rendition
Thank you!
Superb.
Thank you Londonemski
Wow!! Amazing
Thank you! 😊
Good job!
Thank you!
Lovely lovely; thank you for sharing.
Thanks Jon
Fantastic, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Hey Chris, if I subscribe to your Patreon, does that mean that I can download PDFs for all of your previous chord melody videos like this one?
Unfortunately not. All of my published arrangements are controlled and only available through my publisher, musicnotes.com. Although they are my arrangements, the composers estates own the publishing and collect a large percentage of each sale.
@@ChrisWhitemanGuitar got it, thank you.
@@bradstockjust a heads up. I have logged into Patreon on a number of occasions to down load tab sheets, all successful, having paid the money due for those tab sheets. Bank is debited due amount for those sheets, done and dusted. No it is not, Patreon continue to debit your account month after month irrespective of the fact they recognise you no longer support the artist you purchased the origin sheets from. When questioned about the ongoing debits to my account Patreon state you no longer support these artists, end of story. Okay stop it at your account, now we enter into unknown territory and nothing ever appears to happen, other than Patreon continuing to debit my account. Be wary of the thieving mongrels.
This is the vid. Joe Pass & Ella Fitzgerald - Duets in Hannover 1975 Go to 18:50 for solo version, Ella sings it with jp later in the show also which is really good.thanks for checking it out. Robert
Thanks
Congrats Chris, I love listening to your harmonies. You have a good touch and a nice sound. What guitar and amp are you using? Thank you
Thanks, all info is in the video description
So nice, a great performance.
Thanks!
Haha Man you’ve got great instincts and feel 👏
Thanks 😁
Hi, I can see the set up of your Quilter as this: gain:11, limiter:0, bass and mid: 12 o'clock, treble:0, reverb and master: +/- 10. In what number do you put the volume and tone of your guitar? Does your set up varies in a tube amp? Thank you. Your sound and playing are amazing!
Hello and thank you. I'm not really sure where my controls were set. I usually have them close to all the way up. maybe 8-9
Excellent work here. Working on this one now from your video. Challenging for me but fun.
Thank you!
I subscribed immediately
Thank you Ben!
Great style
Thank Gilberto
Beautiful. What kind of amp are you using?
Thanks, all the gear info is in the video description
I want to learn the chord melody method of playing jazz standards on the guitar. What do you recommend is the best thing to focus on learning first? Followed by what? The name of the notes on the fret board or ? Chords? or ? I am in book one of the Hal Leonard Guitar method btw...Or just start learning to play some songs...Or?
It is a difficult style to teach yourself. I would recommend finding a good teacher in your area to guide you. Learning note names and chords are important, and listening a lot to great players.
Hi, Chris. I purchased the arrangement for this and was curious about the Basie chords at the end. They are C6(sus)4, Co7 and C9. Could they also be called Dm7, G7b9 and C9 instead? That way they would fit more as a ii V I cadence. Or does it matter and I'm thinking about it too hard:) Thanks again!
Hi Stanley, the Basie ending is different than a ii-V-I , so I wouldn't think of it that way. Co7 is not G7b9. It would have to be Bo7 to function as a G7b9. Hope that helps!
@@ChrisWhitemanGuitar Thanks for the reply and clarification! yes, not sure where I got that V chord from :)
Really nice 🙂
Thank you! Cheers!
Very well done as usual Chris , was just wondering if you could put one together for the tune "you turned the tables on me" in the style of joe pass / Ella Fitzgerald. Appreciate your music dude, you definitely help many players,coming from a 62 yr old .
Glad it is helpful! I'm not familiar with that song. I will listen to it.thanks
Would you mind if you do a lesson on "runs"? From what I heard from Joe pass, I feel like he's just messing around with scales/arpeggios/etc very quickly, but they're not really in 4/4 time. Do you think about time or more focused on resolving the 16th note run on the next chord tone?
sure. Joe Pass was a true master of this style. He had an amazing bebop vocabulary and was able to move between lines and chords so smoothy. When playing solo many people take liberties with the time, but most of his stuff is in time.He uses a lot of advanced rhythmic ideas which can sometimes sound like they are not in time (playing over the bar line, syncopation, etc). I always think about time. Even if I'm playing rubato, or out of time, I'm thinking about the phrase. This version of Satin Doll is in time throughout.
I love these chord melodies. Do you ever voice the harmony above the melody note if the melody goes really low, and just play the melody note louder than the upper harmony notes?
Thanks. I usually don’t voice the melody low, but not a bad idea. I have a hard time getter it to work
love it :)
Thank you
Sounds awesome! Quick question - can't tell what note you're doing the walking bass from when going to F and G dominant 13th. Is it open E or chromatic?
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Thank you 🙏🏻
Bravo! Very tasty 👌
Thank you Ray!
Very gd...rt tempo...can you do "All of me"🎸
Thanks Bob
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Thank you!
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Thank you
So many things to take away from this
Glad you enjoyed it!
what is that intro? It looks like open and then 2nd and slide to 3rd on the g and b strings. Is that it?
open e and b, 1st fret on b & 2nd fret on d, 3rd on b&d
I hope George Benson didn't hear that!
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!