The FIRST 3 Solos You NEED to Learn

[@adampecsek]

I'm about 8 months into taking jazz seriously and have learned about two dozen solos by ear. Id love it if a really experienced jazz guitar player would post something like "here are the first 100 solos I learned by ear," so I have a resource of songs that gradually increase in difficulty.

[@HristoVelev]

Solid advice, thanks!

[@ChaseMaddox]

Glad it was helpful, Hristo!

[@CloudyALSC]

Thankyou! I started transcribing But not for me by Chet Baker but i'm going to work on theese tunes

[@ChaseMaddox]

Chet Baker is great to study as well!

[@heshamhesham4893]

Many Thanks Chase , you answered my questions which are playing in my head
Greetings from Egypt

[@ChaseMaddox]

Glad I could help! 🙏

[@naingaungsoe6687]

This is an nics approach for improvisation. Thank Chase.

[@ChaseMaddox]

Thank you! 🙏

[@adamtullymusic]

Chase, thanks for another excellent video. As usual, in addition to presenting the material you explain how to use it, what to expect to get out of it. Looking forward to getting into it.

[@ChaseMaddox]

My pleasure, Adam! Thanks for your positive feedback 🙏

[@kevinmaddox]

Awesome lesson brother 🙌

[@ChaseMaddox]

Nice edit 😎👌

[@npvaughn]

More on transcribing, please!

[@ChaseMaddox]

Will do! I have some special transcriptions to share next week.

[@HendersonGuitar]

Thanks Chase - have you done a lesson on 'Essential Jazz Lead Rhythms"? I find that there are lots of phrases where it is the rhythm as opposed to the notes that make a phrase sound 'Jazzy'... e.g. quarter note on the 'and' of 1 then a triplet on beat 2. Instant Jazz - especialy if you play a minor 7 arpeggio starting on the 7th.
Would love to see a video where you cover something like this concept.

[@jimdolinski8655]

Great video with pertinent advice. Must investigate Ed Cherry.

[@ChaseMaddox]

Thanks Jim! He's a great player and fun to listen to!

[@jimdolinski8655]

Digging Ed Cherry. He's soulful like a Grant Green on steroids.

[@bluarcher5941]

informative, but more playing, less talk would be nice and a bit more stimulating...sorry, my opinion..