5 Bebop Blues Melodies

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Time codes:
06:43 Melody 2
11:38 Melody 3
16:38 Melody 4
20:12 Melody 5
Videos mentioned in this lesson:
8 Jazz Blues Heads For Guitar
• 8 Jazz Blues Heads For...
The Lydian b7 Scale (Jazz Guitar Lesson 96)
• The Lydian b7 Scale (J...
The guitar is a D'angelico Deluxe Brighton

[@stefangrankvist]

Förbaskat bra och pedagogisk undervisningsvideo Mikko. Även för en jazz/el-fiolspelare 🎻som mig. Jag hittar alltid någon ny infallsvinkel i dina videos, även tillämpbart på mitt fiolspel. Jag kollar faktiskt mer på gitarrister än violinister för att försöka expandera vyerna i mitt spelsätt, så har det alltid varit för mig. Tycker det ger mig mer.

[@Mikkokosmos]

Kul att du diggar

[@tomculhane6648]

Many thanks, Mikko!

[@insidejazzguitar8112]

Great video! I often try to learn these melodies with multiple fingerings, because it helps develop flexibility with those phrases in actual soloing later on.

[@Mikkokosmos]

Yup that's the way to do it 😎👍

[@gospodine]

Thx !

[@ohtravo997]

The first thing I thought when I clicked on the video was the Au Privave riff you played, then you started the video with it XD

[@Mikkokosmos]

Syncronicity 😎👍

[@mwicks1968]

Miles Davis said you could sum up Jazz in 4 words: “Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker” … 😉

[@frankvaleron]

Au Privave does indeed mean nothing in French, but maybe it meant something to Parker. I play Billy's Bounce in the same position as you, but Au Privave around the tenth fret on the higher strings. But practising them all in different registers is a must as you say

[@CatrinaDaimonLee]

likely he meant to say au revoir, but was misheard and it stuck.