Dan Wilson - George Benson Picking Technique (Jazz Guitar Lesson Excerpt)
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- Excerpt from "In The Style Of Dan Wilson, Vol. 1"
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Dan talks about his picking technique. Lesson Excerpt.
About:
Growing up in Akron, Ohio, Dan Wilson spent the majority of his youth within the church community, where his musical path began.
Traces of his major guitar influences - including Wes Montgomery, Charlie Christian, Joe Pass, and George Benson to name a few - can be discerned through his playing, but his musical identity has been shaped by everything from gospel and blues to traditional jazz, hip-hop and horn players like Sonny Rollins and Joe Henderson.
After graduating from Hiram College, Wilson made his recording debut with pianist Joe McBride and performed to worldwide acclaim with Joey DeFrancesco and Christian McBride’s Tip City, eventually recording his debut as a leader To Whom It May Concern.
Wilson has had the honor of sharing the stage with jazz greats including Eric Marienthal, Russell Malone, Les McCann, René Marie, Jeff Hamilton, David Sanborn and Dave Stryker. He also teaches jazz guitar and music theory through private lessons.
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Him just riffing at the end is great! Met him in Vancouver briefly when he was touring with Joey DeFrancesco (RIP), was very humble and polite, as you can tell from the vid. ✌
Jazz guitars of moments - Wilson and Cecil Alexander- Amazing Technique and sound.
Dan is a sincerely great guy with a lot of heart. Glad you got to document some of his wisdom!
The church!!! Awesome. God bless my fret brother.
I learned a lot in 5 mins. Thanks, Dan!
Love your videos and the way you play. So much thanks for sharing this great information with us.
Awesome!!!!!!!
This man can play!
I pick that way, too! I never knew that was a church thing. I didn’t do it intentionally. It felt natural.
I must say, when I realized Benson (one of my fav guitarists) also picks that way, I was pretty happy.
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I can't see the most important thing: does he use the adjacent strings to stop the pick or not? (goal game)
i think not
Thanks.
erlam*23 (without the asterisk) has a video called CUATRIST*A EDD*IE L*OPEZ (again, without the asterisk) that shows, at about the fifty second mark, a very nice picking style that you can see from above.
I’ve been playing over 50 years. I always wished I could play a bit of authentic be-bop - like George B and this genius player; even at a basic level.
It wasn’t to be.
Interesting Dan.
Multumesc ,,👍♥️🎶🎶🎸🎧😘👋
Wow you pick like me. You sound awesome.
sweet
👍👍👍
I've been trying these approaches, but it's hard for me. I like alternating and legato mixing, so this technique might work better in alternating picking, but for more fluid and less staccato stuff I think I need to change the angle.
I can't see the most important thing: does he use the adjacent strings to stop the pick or not? (goal game)
I liked Dan in the late Joey's trio...
Im more standart closed fist jazz technic, but then i try playing with medium standart picks wit angle, like gypsy jazz but with light gauge picks, its like going back 25 years and restart from zero😢
Amazing player. I had no idea Dwayne Wade was also a professional guitarist
in slow motion please!!! lol
Press settings on your right, and select press playback, you'll be able to choose speed you want.
i like this for soloing, but i can't handle this technique for rythms parts : i can't play funk like this !
Benson insists that his technique is NOT a right hand technique but a sync technique involving BOTH hands, and it only works if you use EVEN numbers of notes per string, and change strings on a DOWNSTROKE.
It is also the condition to use rest strokes, because there's no way you can rest on the next string and hit that same string upwards in the same movement!
I think you're talking about economy picking, but that's not what this video is about
but you're right, dan doesn't stumble because he plays strict back and forth
Just watched Rick Beato interview George and I believe George said he stuck to three notes per string while soloing. This of course has its exceptions such as his octave stuff and double stops, etc.
your idols in the church 🤔 i think you need to reword that. may say mentors.
Do you play music …?
@Romane Gander, do you play guitar??
What kind of question was that?????
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Well, great players on the jazz scene aappreciate Dan Wilson's playing. Didn't you know about that ? You can watch videos and hear him playing with monsters like Joey de Francesco (RIP) or Chris Potter. You can be sure that they did not ask Dan if he "plays music" ! Don't make a fool of yourself dude !
You are a fantastic tutor. And sound like a goldmine of things to learn for guitar students like me. Please prepare your script a little better ahead of recordings to keep pace talking. Cause people's attention span is dropped to that of a gold fish.
Thanks.