The Andertons Jazz Guitar Masterclass (Featuring Alex Hutchings and Pete Callard)
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two of the UK's finest guitarists sat together creating magic, love this video and have watched it countless times.
Honestly, Alex is insane.
The way he creates themes and then variations of them on the spot, also his mastery and technical facility are just crazy.
I don't understand how this guy is not so much more known.
Alex has been picking up momentum over the last two years. I think is mainly because he’s been a session player & playing out in Asia.
He’s starting to become more active on social media these days and his JTC Masterclass 1 & 2 are awesome. He’s currently working on a 3rd.
In my opinion he’s the “best of the best” at improvisation and fusion guitar. Up there with Guthrie Govan for sure. I find him musically better, more to my taste anyway.
Best advice for people wanting to learn jazz = make sure you LIKE jazz before playing it. If you really enjoy listening to jazz then you will become a much more capable jazz musician.
niceeee
Pete is one under-rated UK guitar session hero, such a tasty player. Alex is bloody wicked as well of course, each have their own amazing personalities.
Truly grateful you guys recorded this. I come back to this video often and always blown away by Pete and Alex.
Remember watching this ten years ago when I'd first started my journey to learning Jazz with zero knowledge of the genre or music theory. Ten years later and I'm playing gigs. Thank you guys for being there at the beginning!
videos like this make the world a better place.
God, these two are absolutely fantastic. And their mere examples sounds amazing and really set you into what they're talking about
so baked watching this. These guys are utterly incredible, could listen to them all day, your a very lucky man to have jammed with them Mr Chappers
amazing love Alex Hutching such a legend
Brilliant and all positive superlatives attached to it! What a way to improvise simple progression of Dm7 to CM7. Nice I-II-V.! The turn-around is insane! The melodic phrases made each arpeggiated notes breathe. Sweet triplets, trills and bebop combinations and that half bends and smokin runs! This is hardcore jazz!
Thank you for this video lesson, and it is such a great thing that you invited them to Andertons!
Alex Hutchings is a BOSS. Much respect!
wow, holy crap these guys are good. thank you for this video guys
AWESOME.....EXCELLENT...Hats off to both of you!!! you make the guitar sound soooo nice...
One of the best jazz guitar related vids on youtube. Thanks for posting.
Wow, the jam at the end was just excellent
@05:49 I feel like it’s a “hold in your breath for a minute” lick. 😂 it has that damn tension!!!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌
That Alex is one SICK dude!!
wow such talent. those inexpensive guitars sound a million dollars in the right hands.
Those Yamahas are like Yamaha piano to Steinway, they blow the expensive ones away, but they have copied the best and then improved on them. I hae a CPX50 II and it is better than the expensive Gibsons I owned. So do not underestimate the Yamahas
I have the Yamaha cj12 an it's a monster putting American Luther's to shame.
Real cool video Rob, thanks!
Mmm smoothness in them tones.. I love it.
Talent at its best
Thanks guys great stuff!
If there was ever an unintended endorsement for budget Yamaha guitars, this is it!! Just proves that 90% of tone is in the skill and fingers. This is a great format. More interviews with smart talented musicians. Fantastic!!
Just .... mind blowing ....
alex hutchings you legend i love the faces he pulls and he such a good player
I like to come back here often. Such a beautiful place 🙌
that was like... the best playing ive ever seen!
Alex is out of this world! Pete is great too. Awesome video!!
Wow, that was amazing
Geat insights there, cheers!
absolutely sick
Nice! its good to hear from Pete Callard! dont have that pleasure too often.
Alex is ALWAYS a blast man. Good footage MONKEYLORD!!!!!!
man these guy can slay that Jazz
Just Brilhant!!! i´d like to see more of this.
its awesome how they just start playing off the cuff that, nice
Brilliant stuff!
nice playin there alex you really are a true versatile musician .
Superb!
fantastic players!!
This guys are amaaaaziiing !!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome, it's the only word that can describe that.....love it!!!! Need more of that Rob..... ; )
Best video you have ever posted!
I love this.
8:40 "like alcohol" (tumbleweed rolls past)...
mole Gordon-Smith hahaha!!
some sweet mingus playing there! wasn't expecting nostalgia in times square
Amazing players!
Thank you both a really interesting video. Very informative. Maybe one day I will manage to learn what I am playing too.
why the hell do these two not have an album i have met alex and he's a really nice musician down to earth with a killer playing style
The best video you've uploaded so far :)
Some wonderful playing, has inspired me a bit :P
Great vid, learnt more about playing jazz in this vid than a mountain of books, thanks!
That's EXACTLY what I would like to play. I mean other things too but I'D LOVE to be able to do this!
those 2 sound awesome together
Awesome playing as expected...i know Pete has an awesome jazz column in Guitar Techniques magazine too!
this takes me back to guitar lessons with Carl Filipiak, hell of a guitarist. Learned SO much from him
A+ guys!
Great video =] has helped me emencely.
Great great great video
alex nice playin a true versatile musician
They're so freaking awesome...
And every word is the truth! haha :)
I don't see myself as a 'natural' guitar player, in the sense that I find things difficult to do, and I have to work at it. Not only in technique, but in the sounds and melodies that are made, as I'm not too good at melodies either!
When I've worked at something, and cracked an awesome sound though, its totally worth the effort! I pray I'd be as good as these guys one day haha :)
Excellent video...
You guys are f**kin amazing ...
Nice. Thanks for posting.
great video!
the rate these guys fly through theory with such ease makes me want to take long lessons, with a notepad. Must. Get. Better!
awesome
wicked good playin boys.
jazz makes me happy :)
FINALLY SOME JAZZ!!! GOOD!
Aaah the hutchings gurn. Lovely.
master class ...
:O Fav'd and liked like a mad pro BOSS.
Alex has become my favourite guitarist. How can you have that much knowledge. He gives a demo on the Rowland cube and I'd like to know the settings he uses for his Jazzy sound...
The other Alex Hutchings video at Andertons-- it was interesting to see you Rob, with the same look on your face, watching Alex, that Lee usually has watching you.
Chappers, I bought myself a Blackstar HT-1R head (with a little Vox 1x10) from Andertons, based on your recommendation. It's balls-to-the-walls awesome.
Very nice and fun :)
this microphone is amazing. =o
crazy licks! WEW
nice!
so nice...3X wow...
im really serious. That was the most usefull lesson i ever watched. TH-cam is full of crap, but that was one badass lesson.
These guys sound pretty good..
great
tnx bro..
Awesome vid. Pure Filth.
Cool intro! :D
It's jazz alright. And Alex has serious case of guitar face and the grunts.
that was deadly
@RoathRipper In the sense that Alex and Pete are professional Jazz musicians, and that in this video they are teaching some concepts within the style of jazz. Masterclass is the contemporary given in this type of situation nowadays where tuition is on offer, and since these guys have chosen Jazz as there style, the term Jazz Masterclass seems fully appropriate. Also it may not be obvious but this jazz/tuition content was shot on location at the Andertons Music Store warehouse, hence the name...
Love that expression on Alex's face when he is playing :P He looks a little bit like Jack Black :D
@Lydian7lc At the end it's John Coltrane - equinox, you can also hear alex say 'equinox' at 10:18.
good advise
more please
Alex Hutchings plays to damn much, it shouldn't be allowed for anyone to play like this, but im glad to listen to this :)
the bVI7 to V7 turnaround is the most common turnaround for minor tunes, you'll find it in everything from a minor blues to Equinox to Cry Me a River to You Don't Know what Love Is etc etc. It's merely taking the minor diatonic chords of VIMaj7 to V7 and flattening the 7th on the VI chord to give it a that blues character. You're likely to find either one; the turnaround to Autumn Leaves for example is CMaj7 to B7 to Emin, but if the soloist felt like it they could make it C7 to B7 to Emin.
@SpicerGovan Thanks dude, im lookin the progression up now!!
Hutchings is incredible
Alex hutchings is my new hero. he's just pure awesome. he sounds like GUthrie Govan.
wow gotta learn me some jazzzzzz