18 Bebop Licks by Grant Green
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- Index of 18 Bebop Licks by Grant Green:
01:26 Grant Green Licks over Autumn Leaves
03:47 Lick 1
05:47 Lick 1 converted to minor
06:21 3 Reoccurring Elements In Grant Green Phrases
08:39 Lick 2
11:22 Lick 3
12:43 Lick 4
14:20 Lick 5
16:23 Lick 6
19:18 Lick 7
21:55 Lick 8
22:40 Lick 9
24:43 Lick 10
27:00 Lick 11
29:28 Lick 12
30:50 Lick 13
32:32 Lick 14
35:27 Lick 15
37:02 Use of Ionian Augmented
38:00 Lick 16
39:08 Lick 17
40:42 Lick 18
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Thank you so much, sir!
Most welcome!
Your18 licks series is great, Thank you for sharing your knowledge, it does make a difference.
Thanks, so glad to hear that!
Encapsulating and arpeggios and you have yourself a jazz solo breakfast cereal. Or add nuts and you've got groinola. I find over many years how learning lines and chord melodies teaches you about yourself. Whether you hurry, or have a certain shade of masochism that keeps you in a rut, hitting that same chord weakly or distorted because you never stopped to consider the hand wrist problem or guitar angle you have. When to slow down and play two measures over a hundred times instead of passing through those troubled waters without stopping. Paying attention to muscle fatigue so you don't wind up with more problems. Playing for 30 minutes and taking a 10 minute break. I caught Grant Green at Keystone Korner. The owner, Todd Barken, had assembled a major Airto style percussion rack and played behind Grants group. A couple times I saw Grant's hand creep to his face and slowly slide down, stretching his features. That's a good cue to stop what you're doing and reassess....
I used to hang out at the Keystone Korner when I lived in SF back in the mid 70s. Didn't catch Grant Green but I actually met Airto there...and of course George Benson in his pre-Breezin' days, before his nose job. :)
Wonderful.
Great licks.
Muchos many dolce danke thanx.
I'll have that on my tombstone:
"He was very DIATONIC"
Soon to be diatomascious
Thank you for your well-structured, informative lessons. You also share a bit of yourself, which is awesome, and leaves me feeling like I should be a kinder person because how we speak to people either spreads kindness and sincerity, or cold, Shareholder-Wealth-Maximization-inflected nastiness. Peace
Hi Richie, any thoughts on the loss of Pat Martino?
I was very saddened...he was a very influential player in the history of jazz guitar, not to mention a great human being!
Loving this 18-licks series. The 2nd characteristic mentioned about Grant's playing hits close to home for me. My last "guitar teacher" told me once in a solo he asked me to play, "you are too diatonic". My brain told me to say "and just what is wrong with that?" But I did something better: I quit him.
Thanks, glad to hear that!
Wow Great job Mater!!! my respect and admiration for you!!!!!
Thanks, much appreciated!
Grant Green was a st.louis cat...
can't thank you enough for the content you provide sir!
Glad you enjoy it, thanks Leo!
I love that Sadowski Ritchie. It is beautiful with a tone that matches. I could never thank you enough for your teachings. I appreciate you and I hope you are well. All the best.
Thanks Jason, much appreciated!
Deeply analysed GG phrases! Love it Richie!
Thanks Nandor!
Love the analysis!
Thanks!
Wow!! This is awesome!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks a Lot Rich
My pleasure!
👌🏻💯🎶🎵
greatest lessons for people like me. thanks!
Thanks David!
🦉🎶Very nice lesson. 👍🎶
Thank you! 😃
What guitar is that? The grain on the top is beautiful.
It's a Sadowsky
@@RichieZellon Ah, ok. $6k from what I see, was actually expecting it to cost more. Not that I am going to buy one anytime soon, I have a nice Hofner New President that serves well, but who doesn't like to look at other cool guitars?
Fantastic, thank you!
You're very welcome!