5 ICONIC Jazz Guitar Solos
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In this video I talk about 5 iconic jazz guitar solos.
If you haven't of any of these - you need to check them out!
The list represents modal jazz guitar solos, ballads, modern and swing.
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Wes Montgomery - Impressions
2:01 Jim Hall - Autumn Leaves
3:09 Kurt Rosenwinkel - Minor Blues
3:59 Anthony Wilson - Devil May Care
4:47 Rene Thomas - Ruby My Dear
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Brilliant. Kurt and Anthony Wilson are great choices.
Glad you approve!
Everyone will have their own list of top iconic solos. These are all great Yet I prefer a different 5. Excellent commentary👍
Thank you - exactly!
@@jamieholroydguitar thought I’d get that out there before you get “ what??? What about ? Etc”
You tackled a difficult subject here Jamie. Currently digging Mike Stern's Odds or Evens album 👍
Thanks Marc! Good album. My favorite is his standards record.
Thanks, Jamie. I'll check them out.☺️
No problem!
Great list! Thanks Jamie - excellent stuff as always, thanks and keep it up! I'm off to batter spotify....
Thanks Richard!
haha when i saw this the first thing i thought of was whether or not you would notice the mistake in rosenwinkel's solo. ive always thought it must be, then he repeats it to try to make it sound like not a mistake, classic jazz philosophy.
Glad I'm not alone!!
Good list but I think there are much better solos out there. For example - Pat Metheny on Have You Heard. George Benson on Billies Bounce. JImmy Bruno's Impressions. Scofield on Sunny (live with Pat Martino). Pat's solo is also great.
Wes only needs his thumb!
Indeed!
Rene Thomas and no Jimmy Raney? What would Doug Raney say about that? Heard that Doug got punched in the face for calling Rene a copycat. Never mind, they were ALL great guitarists. Honestly, I thought that Rene had digested the best from the bebop of Raney and Farlow and combined it with the best from hardbop of Grant Green and Wes Montgomery. Speaking of Wes, that solo on "No Blues" from "Smokin'" is quite iconic as well. Everyone from Pat Metheny to Barry Greene talks about that solo. I dunno if there is a more swing jazz guitar solo ever recorded--it's quite perfect.
Charlie Christian 7 come 11?.
Excellent suggestion!