Learn 1 Chorus of Grant Green in Less Than 10 Minutes

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When you first begin learning jazz solos, everyone tells you need to transcribe.
Grant Green's solo on Cool Blues is an excellent solo to start with if you are new.
I am going to teach you how to play and break down one chorus of Grant Green's solo on cool blues.
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[@titosmith7942]

Very nicely done! Grant is one of my favorite jazz guitar players because of his sense of rhythm and there's always a nice mix between harmonic sophistication and bluesyness. Plus, he's more accessible than many jazz musicians as feel is more important in his playing than virtuosity.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks for your comment, I agree!

[@ronlevenberg2985]

Thanks, Jamie. Great lesson "in less than 10 minutes". Good to have your analysis as well as your playing and the notation.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks Ron, more to come hopefully!

[@davidparra1612]

Hey man this format is awesome, I would love to see more of these from you!

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks. I have more planned!

[@dbsound882]

Hi Jamie I have been recently collecting Vinyl and picked up some Johnny smith,Wes Montgomery,Stan Getz and many more.I have flat wounds on my 175 so this lesson will play really well.Thanks very much.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thank you. What a great collection, you won't be disappointed!

[@dreverguitarschool]

Great break down and analysis Jamie. Not to mention some seriously slick video editing skills😎.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks Stuart for your kind words! I appreciate it.

[@ronlevenberg2985]

Jamie - As I'm working through the solo I think that in bar 9 leading into 10 (F triad over the F7), the notation says the 10th bar (F7) starts with an Eb note but I think you're playing an F note (and that would give us the F triad). I suppose an Eb would work too since it gives the 7th of the F7, but an F note sounds better. Thanks again!

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thanks Ron you are correct, should be F!

[@robertgreen3702]

Thanks Jamie. Very helpful. 🎸🎸

[@jamieholroydguitar]

No problem, thanks for checking it out!

[@mraggrovator]

Great teaching method.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

Thank you!

[@JazzCatzs]

Shouldn’t the C7 come after the G7b9? You go straight to F7 after the G7b9 - which doesn’t make sense
I wish you would show all 4 bars ( with tab) on each example- it is difficult trying to paste all the phrases together: and as a summary show all 12 bars with all the licks on one page.

[@jamieholroydguitar]

There’s a long ii v I after the short in bars 9-12. Full pdf is available on Patreon.