3 EASY ii-V-I Licks

[@ARIMBALIM]

thank you very much!

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Glad you liked it!

[@robertbourke7935]

Love your teaching style Jamie. Great work.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thank you!

[@downhill240]

Excellent lesson! Thanks for sharing.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No problem!

[@bobc6344]

Thank you Jamie. Very jazzy sounding.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No problem glad you enjoyed it!

[@Jonejon250]

Thanks Jamie …just getting into jazz chords. Playing for years …this is a nice intro. Always loved Roddy Frame he is sort of jazz pop cross over. Anyway thanks brilliant stuff.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thank you!

[@jonwill]

Well presented; thank you for sharing.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks Jon!

[@stevedouglas7375]

Great lesson.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks Steve

[@mikeanthony3387]

Great Help thank you for this.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No worries glad you enjoyed it!

[@davidprice7306]

The first two licks very useful but I find longer licks like no. 3, very nice but difficult to fit in anywhere. Thanks David Price

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks. You could just use the second bar of the third lick to make it more usable. Hope this helps!

[@davidgraham952]

@@jamieholroydguitar The third phrase works well in Night and Day - with slight modification to suit the tune of course. Thank you!

[@feistedoc]

Loved the 3rd lick the best. So...where can a beginner go from here? After several 2-5-1 repeats, a bridge then a chorus? Suggestions? Thanks! Just found your channel and love it!

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks James, glad you're enjoying the lessons! Once you can vary the lines as I do in the demo you need to apply them to tunes. Check out my 3 must know jazz standards video and my Autumn Leaves improvisation livestream to learn how to do this. Good luck!

[@pereberdunmuntada796]

thank you very much!

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No problem!