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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
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Today we take at look at my all-time favorite chord progression, a jazz blues in Bb. I'll take you through the chords and then demonstrate a solo pass. We'll look at several concepts to keep in mind while improvising.
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The TONE !!! , The LINES !!!! You got to winner some awards and stuff !!
so well explained at every line and approach, learn a lot, thank you
Thank you! Great way to start the New Year!
Happy new year!
Awesome lesson as always Jack 🎸👍 wishing the best for you and your family in the new year
Happy new year!
!!!...!.Your playing is exquisite, and the deep dive into the building blocks of this piece is RIGHT ON! (sorry I'm from the '60s).
I know this is beside the point of this lesson, but playing emphatically behind the beat - a la Lester Young - really makes it swing. Really terrific!
Thank you!
Thank you Man for this lesson and I wish you A Marry Christmas and Happy New Year , George from Belgrade
Another stellar lesson from Jack. Outstanding teacher! I feel like I’m actually getting the connection between brain and fingers playing over the changes. Highly recommend his truefire course too!
Thank You!!!
Thank you I’m Early in the blues / jazz learning…..and actually understand this! 😊
Your lessons are very helpful.
Thanks for helping me with my guitar playing.
You’re welcome!
Another awesome lesson! Thanks man! Working on my arpeggios and diminished scales. Hearing shades of Ray Charles and Freddie King in this lesson, two of my favorite musicians! Thanks again from Guam! 🇬🇺
2 of my favorites as well!
My favorite player out right now great stuff Jack
Thank you Matthew!
Great lesson Jack.
Excelent way to teach ir brother, I´ve been struggling with these kind of stuff for a couple of years now and you made it so simple to understand, thank you and cheers from Chile!
Great to hear!
I love it . I know all this stuff but what I am picking up from you is .............................Take my time. You do not rush anything. You play what fits. I am learning that to just play what Is needed sounds amazing. TY for the Inspiration. Great playing always ... Great phrasing always .,
I appreciate that. Thank you J.R.
Thanks Jack.
Happy New Year, buddy. 😉
Thank you too
Terrific video Jack, thanks so much
My pleasure!
Beautiful stuff
Thank you!
This is the lesson that I needed.
Great tone and feel! Enjoyed your set at the Underdog last night. You guys are amazing
Thank you Sam! Thanks for coming out!
Great 👍 🎶🎸lesson 👍👏
Beautiful lesson
Thank you!
Very nice video for me and my guitar thank you
My pleasure!
Fantastic lesson Jack! I'm working through your Truefire course right now and the sections on the functioning dominant chords, V to I cadences (real game changer for me) and the altered dominant sections are pure gold! I'm slow going through those since it's very new to me but it's changed a lot for my playing. The diminished arpeggios are a real ear catcher when you throw them in. Great stuff 🤘
Fantastic! Thank you Jimmy. I'm glad it's working for you!
@@JackRuch absolutely! Brilliant stuff 🤘
Amazing 👍
Love your channel. Your playing looks so relaxed... :-)
Thank you!
this lesson is so sick that i can review arppegio, scales, dim 7, Maj min, enclosour...
and gold repetition
Man, what a great lesson, Jack! As a classically trained guitarist/closeted jazz lover, I feel a scale (no pun intended) or ten fall from my eyes every time I watch one of your videos. Going away now to support your patreon account!
Thank you Jeffrey!
I’m still learning the fretboard but I can follow you somewhat
Very cool stuff
Bellissimo suono😊
Great explanations!
Get well soon!
Thank you!
These are new stuff considering a lot of tutorials are out there more power Jack
Always well explained Jack, with great ideas for us to work on, are you playing in a band at the moment that i can look you up?
I'm starting a residency soon here in Nashville. Hoping to livestream the shows soon. I will post about it soon
Great playing! Would this still just be considered jazz-blues? If not, please let me know the style because it’s exactly what Im looking for! Thanks in advance.
This is so cool . Do you study ' jazzstandards' also ? If so , is your approach to playing standards simular as in playing a jazzblues ?
Yeah, obviously there's other scales and concepts that come it to play with different chord changes. But overall my approach is similar.
Hey Jack is that a run down the F altered scale at the end of part 2?
Hey jack I was wondering how you get us a killer tone! Is it the uad box/ amp? Such clarity!
The ox box definitely helps me crank up the amp with out having to be too loud in the room, and the cabinet simulations sound really great. Also the headstrong amp I use is a really great amp.
Hi Jack. Would the solo work over a straight 1 4 5 or do you need to have those extra chords in the progression to make the solo work. Pure monumental playing.
No you would need the chord changes there. These lines don't quite fit over a regular 1-4-5
nice! \m/
Thanks!!
Hey Jack you're a really great player. I'm curious, do you play and then use your knowledge of theory to explain what you played or are you truly pre-thinking about moving to the 3rd of the n3xt chord and then playing a certain scale, you know what I mean, aware of every note that's played? It's impressive either way
With how much experience he has playing its likely the former
When I'm playing I'm usually following my ear and playing the things I hear. I'm not really thinking about any theory. But when I practice, I will sit down and really focus in on specific ideas, note choices and theory concepts. Then that stuff comes out when I'm just playing.
Hi Jack, ideally like all of your videos -.Have one question please: I did not understand the choice of D diminished over th B flat ?
Can you please explain it to me ?
Thanks a lot
D diminished is the upper extension triad of Bb7. The notes D, F, and Ab are the 3rd, 5th and b7th of Bb7. They're also the notes of a D diminished triad.
@@JackRuch Thanks a lot Jack ..Wait for the next video
Cheers
Do you essentially just play the arpeggio of the chord you’re playing over typically.
I like your playing and teaching style, but mostly I like that you teach what I want to play - jump, swing, and jazz blues. Unlike many other teachers, you name the note and/or interval, but NOT the string & fret (tablature). Before I sign up for your Patreon, I have a question. I hear you say the solos from your lessons are tabbed out on the Patreon page. Do you also provide the solos written out in standard musical notation? I refuse to look at any more tabs because I consider them a detriment to learning. Thank you!
Hey JP- you probably already got an answer, but in case you didn't, Jack provides everything in musical notation on Patreon. If you haven't you should sign up!
Jack, what kind of guitar are you playing? Sorry if it's already been addressed.
a thought provoking lesson, just one question: why over the IV chord F7 we play a A diminished arpeggio (or C dim. or Eb dim. or F# dim. for that matter)? It sounds absolutely fine, though I would expect a F7 arpeggio to be chosen. I am not adept in theory so the reason we choose that A dim. escapes me.
The IV of Bb is Eb. The #IVdim7 (or its inversion, Idim7) can function as a sub for the IV (Edim7 is a rootless Eb7b9) and/or as an auxiliary diminished (Idim7 for I). As such it is a common sub for the I in the 2nd bar (I7 | Idim7 | I7 | I7 a la Robert Johnson) or as here the IV in the 6th bar (IV7 | #IVdim7 | I7). The #IVdim7 inversion also has nice chromatic bass movement (Eb, E, F) from the root of IV to the fifth of I, but ofc any inversion has the same function. The #IVdim7 is also sometimes used as a (lower) chromatic approach to the V7, which is the third common function of diminished chords.
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Great lesson Jack. One scale definitely does not fit all when it’s not a diatonic progression. I’m finally starting to accept that!
Absolutely! Thanks!
I signed up to patreon so I could get the (advertised) tab to this -- but there is no tab there (and so I cancelled my patreon subscription after 5 days of waiting).