Hey Roger - what an absolute treat to hear you play along with Joe Pass-I wanted to ask as a much more green jazz guitarist if you had a pdf of this transcription? Would love to sit down and dig into it and learn some stuff. Please let me know, thanks!
Awesome..there is so much information gained in learning these solos of the masters which can later be applied to other tunes and even ballads and or song writing. All the masters did this (ex. George Benson listening to Grant Green, Tal Farlow and Wes or Earl Klugh learning tons of Chet Atkins’ tunes. Totally enjoyed!
True but he has learned some great licks from a master that he can use now.He is lucky to have that good techincal skill. Remember Pass was a great improvisor but also a huge lick player. Steal from the best.
slow it down and really nail the phrasing before trying it at tempo, you aren't cutting it that fast i'm afraid and trying to play fast before you are ready will actually hold you back in the long run.
If you can play Joe Pass' solos...you have arrived at great player status !!
Thank you so much!!
😂😂😂😂
I listened to that performance numerous times and happened to see this video of you playing Joe Pass's solo. Fantastic job!
Exact same reason I'm here lol.
Thank you so much!
Great work, great guitar, great playing! 👏
Thank you, that means a lot!
Very nice. John from Guitar store
Thank you so much! Really nice to meet you ☺️
My hat's off to you well done!!!
Thank you!!
damn u nailed it, great work!
Thats really nice to hear, thank you!
great work!
Wonderful
Outstanding my friend!! Kudos! No small feat playing that.
Thank you, thats really motivating to hear!
This is truly awesome! I would love to learn how to play like this..
Thank you so much! You will, just keep practicing! 😃
Ibanez?! Really?! That's a real beauty! 😱😳
Thank you so much man!! 😄
Wow! Really good feel, well done!
Thank you so much!!
Fantastic!
Thank you so much!
so good !
Thank you!
You could share this transcription with your friends all over the world)))😊
Genuine, alive!!
Thank you!!
Awesome!
Thank you, that’s really nice to hear!
Dude yer amazing!
Thank you! 😀
Awesome playing: just subscribed!
Thank you!
Exellent
Thx!
No problem!
Nice one! Great sound - I'd love to get my hands on an AF2000
Thank you, it plays really well!
Bravo!
Thank you!
Great!
Thx!!
Hell yes, brother
Thx!!
👏
Hey Roger - what an absolute treat to hear you play along with Joe Pass-I wanted to ask as a much more green jazz guitarist if you had a pdf of this transcription? Would love to sit down and dig into it and learn some stuff. Please let me know, thanks!
Bravo
Thank you!
Wow!
I appreciate it!
Awesome! Are you selling a PDF of your transcription? Many thanks
Круто!
great job! could i get the pdf please?
Wow. Love your guitar, what model is it? Awsome playing!!
Thank you so much! It's an Ibanez Af2000
damn boe, you killed it! is that an af95fm?
Thx!! It's a Ibanez af2000
Awesome..there is so much information gained in learning these solos of the masters which can later be applied to other tunes and even ballads and or song writing. All the masters did this (ex. George Benson listening to Grant Green, Tal Farlow and Wes or Earl Klugh learning tons of Chet Atkins’ tunes. Totally enjoyed!
Thank you much!! I think the best thing you do to improve your playing and improvisations is to transcribe solos, so I think I will keep doing it 😄
good job which recording was this taken from?
I linked the original video in the description!
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awesome, do you mind to share which model of this Ibanez guitar and which year it is?
it looks like an Art-core from the mid 2000's or early 2010's
Thank you! It's a Ibanez af2000
@@playablecharacter3871 thank you
@@rogeramundsen126 thank you. Looks good
Cookin man…looks like my GB10..keep them coming!
Do you still play the AF? Thinking about buying one
Yes! Lovely guitar, I really recommend it!
If you can play just friends without copying a joe pass solo you are a great player! Copying a solo just means you have developed good technique!
Thank you, i think it's important to transcribe solos from the greats to learn the language and to learn their ideas when you improvise!
True but he has learned some great licks from a master that he can use now.He is lucky to have that good techincal skill.
Remember Pass was a great improvisor but also a huge lick player. Steal from the best.
slow it down and really nail the phrasing before trying it at tempo, you aren't cutting it that fast i'm afraid and trying to play fast before you are ready will actually hold you back in the long run.
great work!!
Thx!!