I keep learning a lot from your videos Nick. This one is especially interesting to me as it features musical concepts I am studying (pedal notes) and you explain them using one of my all times favorite album. Wonderful! Fellow musicians, all over the world, it IS a good idea to support Nick so we can keep learning from him. Become a patreon to support him and hence your musical journey.
Food for thought in plentiful supply, thanks! I saw John with Gary Grainger & Dennis Chambers at the time of Still Warm at Colchester Arts Centre, Colchester...Brilliant!!
Very nice presentation. Even the example changes sound beautiful, as usual. Another two famous brazilian tunes that make use of that one note or few notes obstinato over different chords are "Aguas De Março" (March Waters) and, ofcourse, "Samba de uma nota só" (One Note Samba)
Actually everything revolves around G family harmonically. That's the way the chords progression is combined to that kinda ostinato that make it quite peculiar.
Your Videos are like walking through Music Heaven absolutely brilliant.To be exposed to these Harmonies are breath taking. A big thank you.
I keep learning a lot from your videos Nick. This one is especially interesting to me as it features musical concepts I am studying (pedal notes) and you explain them using one of my all times favorite album. Wonderful!
Fellow musicians, all over the world, it IS a good idea to support Nick so we can keep learning from him. Become a patreon to support him and hence your musical journey.
Great analysis. Scofield is a master.
Amazing insight provided into a classic tune. Love your work bro. Keep them coming. Cheers :)
Food for thought in plentiful supply, thanks! I saw John with Gary Grainger & Dennis Chambers at the time of Still Warm at Colchester Arts Centre, Colchester...Brilliant!!
Awesome video. So inspiring and insightful. Yet again. I'm so glad I have found your channel. It is my new favorite on TH-cam.
Very clear! and also good explanation!!! I like this video~~!!
I Love that...great for chord melody ..and Pedal Points..in the bas Line....
very helpful lesson with a sense of creativity !thanks for the inspiration !keep it up
Lovely examples!
Very interesting lesson! Thanks for sharing, follow this channel since longer time. Thumbs up!
Very good, as usual !
Very nice presentation. Even the example changes sound beautiful, as usual. Another two famous brazilian tunes that make use of that one note or few notes obstinato over different chords are "Aguas De Março" (March Waters) and, ofcourse, "Samba de uma nota só" (One Note Samba)
Usted sabe bastante! Saludos!
Solid, keep it up
Actually everything revolves around G family harmonically. That's the way the chords progression is combined to that kinda ostinato that make it quite peculiar.
GRACIAS AMIGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO mas de scofield please!!!!
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That's awesome! its like the tail wagging the dog? ....Regarding the mystery song, is it Stevie Wonder "Isn't she lovely"
sure sounds like it to me; good call!!
Last notes give it away for shure
Knowing your admiration for King Stevie, the guess was obvious :D
yessss! 🤙🏻
Hip. Another example of this is the bridge to Stevie Wonder’s Happier Than The Morning Sun.
Love the progression but Scoffield has some of the quirkeist melodies ever 😂 my fav tune is since you asked...no pun intended
reminds me of a pop song from Radiohead the Pyramid song
Beatles - Blackbird maybe
En castellano pleasee!!!