Slick Jazz Fusion Lick!
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- masterguitaracademy.com - a slick blues fusion jazz whatchamacallit it - lick. Sounds so good over the common "i to IV chord progression". Here it's being played over Em7 to A7. Hope you dig it!
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Thanks Robert..it's all about giving back. I have kids running in and out of my studio with little guitar cases constantly...and I do most of it for free. These videos take a lot of time and effort to make and it says a lot about you. Thanks !
Fantastic!
For the first time in my life I sound like Frank Gambale.
I subscribe.
Thanks Robert! Sounds like a Robben Ford lick from his Yellowjacket days. I loved it!
Thank you Robert for another great lick.
At my gig tomorrow night at some point i'm going to squeeze this lick in!
Now I remember that the jazz is not a simple thing..My music theory is grown through the years but sometimes this videos are very helpful for something that I've forget..thanks!
Cool stuff!
After going through your lessons, I don't want to watch any other lessons. Simply the best!
Thank you very much!
really nice.
Very nice! the guitar and the tone too
Oh boy thanks for that early info man. You one of my heroes!
Excellent!
I love it keep on with somemore fusion stuff right on dude....nice guitar playing.
Amazing lesson. Thanks!
Cool lick!
great lick and demo. I especially like how you explain WHAT you're doing, not just how to do it. I use this sort of stuff all the time, but the two things that brought it all together for me was Gmaj9th arpeggio (i've been in the maj7th rut) and the passing tone to get to A7 lick.
Awesome.
Groovy and Jazzy, great! Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
Thanks.
Robert, I love the lick,Hope you can do more Real book tunes (These foolish things,Duke tunes,Bird stuff etc.thanks Robert great stuff,breathe of fresh air).Peace to you....
Wonderful channel bro
I liked that a lot - especially since you included an analysis of the harmonics at work (I play keyboards).
Takk!
Varsågod.
this is awesome
Thanks!
Thanks, Robert! Very slick and sick! Like the Barney Miller Theme!
Nice jazz riff
The notes are not difficult with this one, it is the cunning timing and placement of the phrase which is tricky-like a different angle of attack - intriguing!
Al Bundy, i love your guitar lesson.
Thanks babe.
I like this
Thanks for the lesson! very nice smooth phrasing.
I'm not really used to this angle of camera really, I get dizzy.
It's like going to private lesson and have to look over my mentor's shoulder.
But that's just me. Excellent teacher you are!
Thanks.
That is a cool melodic phrase dude. Learned it quick with repeates then permutations and I’ve got 3 or 4 good ones too. Takes you out of your fingers doing duty instead of making music. Thanks
It’s amazing how close together and then convoluted the triads w/just 3 note chromatic to connect them can be, especially when considering fingerings and positions! It’s hard in a way, but mostly reflects on how guitar is the most expressive a personal and instrument as there is. The phrasing that results from the tiniest position/change (where you’re picking/hammers/pull offs automatically result in a different sound) just amaze me when I find someone who gives me this gift, which turns a rut into a treasure trove in one swift move!
Not bad. Tab is best to learn off for most people i find
love if
Εισαι ωραιος!!!
Lovely :)
Merci.
grande mestre tenho a prendido muitos link com você meu brother obrigado.
Merci!
Thanks for the cool lesson !Simple but cool lick.I notice it sounds a lot closer to GM7 or even Bm7 although it's backed up with Em ! Any thoughts on that?
Cool I don't know much about theory or anything like that but i really love the jazz fusion style awesome kick thank you
Any advice for fusion licks in A harmonic minor? I got some funky riffs and groovy rhythms but have no idea about how to play the leads
i need scale fusion
super, super, super.
Thanks, thanks, thanks.
Robert, you're killing me man. This is a ii-V, why in the world are you calling it a i - IV? You are gonna confuse people, cause I cannot believe it. But thanks all the same you are awesome! Maybe your groove never goes to D or Dm. But seriously, this is a ii-V in D.
I view the Em7 as the I so the V chord would be B7, and it's BLUES, so it doesn't follow the major scale harmonization rules. But you can view it however you like - it really does not matter as long as you know what you are doing. If it was ii - V, I would play some altered scale or diminished line over the V chord.
Thank you Robert, that was awesome! Is there a more correct finger (ring/pinky) to use when reaching 4+ far frets?
More correct? There is nothing incorrect at all about the way I play it here. Don't let anyone fool you into thinking that.
Robert Renman Copy that, thanks!
Excellent stuff. Do you mainly cover fusion?
No I do mostly blues but I’m all over the map!
Duggit! Thanks
Glad to hear.
com uma tablatura ficaria mais fácil né?
Really cool lick! I'm relatively new to theory so I could be misunderstanding. But would this be a "ii to V" progression? and is it E Dorian? It would be appreciated immensely if you could help sooth my confusion! Thank you Robert!
Nicholas Sergiacomi, you are correct, it is a II-V. I don't know why the hell anyone would call this a I-IV. And because the minor chord is a II, you can use the E Dorian scale. For the V use the A mixolydian scale, which is the same root scale as E Dorian, namely D major scale. The difference are the focus notes in each mode. In E Dorian focus on the notes of the Em7 chord, E, G, B and D. During the A7 chord focus on A, C#, E and G. With focusing I mean play them on the beats and land on them. During the off beats you can use other scale notes or chromatic.
Hope this helps,
Your friendly jazz guitar teacher from Austria 😊
Sandra Sherman thank you for replying! im glad to see im somewhat starting to grasp this stuff!!
Sandra Sherman now it got me thinking.. . lets say G ionian is I, A dorian is ii, B phrygian is iii, and so forth. This is the key of G major. But what if you are playing in the key of A Dorian? Is A not now the I? And B phrygian not now the ii?? And so forth? ... Or are those labels static where the G is always the l?
Nicholas Sergiacomi, well you could label it like that. But since the II-V-I cadence is a key element in jazz music, it wouldn't make much sense. We are trying to separate those important parts into, what I call a "micro cosmos".
ie: iii-VI7-ii-V7 is a standard turnaround. But you should rather play it like a ii-V7-ii-V7.
If you really consider the iii a iii, you would have to use the phrygian mode (which sou nds weird). But if you look at the combination with the following VI, you could also consider this as a micro cosmos of ii-V. Now you can use the Dorian scale over the ii, which is a lot more common.
Sandra Sherman because it never resolves to D major, I view the Em as the tonic and A7 as the subdominant coming from the E Dorian. There is more than one way to analyze theoretical concepts and do whatever works for you.
Cool lick, I finally figured out how comment. Duh
wait, wouldn't that be a ii-V in d major?
Tab?
great lesson Robert, but the pre set sounds too much like horns to me
Horns? Sorry, I don't hear what you hear. Saxophone, trumpet, trombone - I don't hear anything remotely like that in my guitar tone.
All the high end notes have an electronic horn sound, hard to pinpoint which horn, probably sax closest thing. Just my opinion
I respectfully disagree.
Robert Renman that's cool, thanks for getting back to me, your lessons are great!
That camera view always kills me though...
Takes getting used to.
tabs on screen would be nice
wait is the lick slick or sick?
what is that form?? get your thumb under
Colton Robert is making it easy for us to see what he is doing. It would be painful to play with thumb under in that angle.
Pone las Tab , asi no sirve
You look like Frank Vignola.
Kinda Steely Dannish.
Exactly, they use heaps of this type of altered phrase
I watched it again to make sure, definitely trumpet blown lightly. sorry
Bluesdude 0808 what?!
The man is showing you, for free, a great lick and you're arguing that it sounds like a trumpet ? Who gives a fuck !
Bluesdude 0808 he asked if we liked the pre-set, assface, go fuck yourself!
Bluesdude 0808 N.Y. blows dog, get lost fanboy. You can't play for shit anyhow ;~
Bluesdude 0808 he msgd ME dickbag. About the fuckin preset. I don't need free lessons jack, I play just fine, bridge and tunnel boy
I could never play this style of music. It's to Jazzy for me and I DON'T UNERSTAND IT and
I don't WANT TO UNERSTAND IT. it irritates my nerves system. I'm SORRY MY FRIEND
Sorry to irritate your nerves. Enjoy the music that makes you happy!