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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Learning songs, melodies, and solos by ear is an essential part of learning the guitar. By analyzing these ideas we can break them down and find new ways to make them our own.
Grant Green is one of my all-time favorite guitarist for his ability to blend together jazz vocabulary with a deep rooted blues feel. We're going to look at three of his lines, analyze the harmony, and come up with new ways to use the concepts we learn.
We'll look at the following concepts:
Basic altered scale ideas
Diminished 7th arpeggios
Outlining II-V-I's
Repeating ideas in minor 3rds
The backing track for this lesson, along with the notation/tabs for the opening solo, are available here: / jackruch
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Thank you for sharing this cool lesson!
Great lesson, keep them coming ! Thanks.
Thanks, will do!
Great sound and swing. There s hope for me yet.
Fantastic. Thanks for such valuable content. Luvin’ it.
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks
There are players and there are teachers. You are both. Thank you for sharing. 👍🎸
Thank you Geoff! Much appreciated
I transcribe this stuff and then look at your hands afterwards. I play the some lines in different positions. Then learn them in your position. Stil you don't know Grant Green's positions either do you? Great stuff here thanks!
That's great! I have no idea how he played them. I just to my best to get the sound
Love it! Thank you! Getting the camera angle so you can see your fingering on the fretboard would help the viewer see the notes your playing. Your hand is blocking the view from this angle.
I realized that as I was editing. I will be sure to get that better in the future.
Love jazz blues and loving this lesson! On a side note, any chance you could share the settings you used on your Duellist? Thanks!
I'm using the heavy hand side with the switch in the middle. Gain is a about 1/3 of the way up and the tone is at about noon
@@JackRuch Thanks Jack!
Great !! Your playing reminds me "Umberto Fiorentino 2001 blues"
Super tasty. Thanks Jack!!
My pleasure!!
This lesson is exactly at the level I need to advance my playing, and the content/focus on Grant Green is ideal. Please post more lessons like this! Thank you.
Great to hear! I'm working on more
have yet to hear anyone play with individual sound and swing as hard as the Masters and main Innovators without depending on mainly transcribed ideas from guitarists. The best were inspired by pianists and horn players ideas that felt good but maybe sound horrible on the guitar. The guitar is what it is and basically will not exceed technically what horns and pianists can do. So basically the ego has to be kept in check enough. There are some who have done what 99% of us will never do technically .Schools are a business ..artisty can't be bought just faked!
Get outta freakin town!! Oozing with cool 😎
Thanks Kevin!!
Another reason to dig Green is that he played with Don Patterson! Haha as example th-cam.com/video/urEqAOQQzhw/w-d-xo.html I just love him too so much!
This is awesome. Have you checked out Grant Green jr., “Please send me someone to love” solo…… it’s a killer 🎸🇨🇦
I have not. I'll have to give it a listen. Thanks!
No but I will TY
Any Charlie Christian lessons coming up?
Thanks Jack. I just love Grant Green. Great to look at some of his vocabulary
Thank you Colin!
Great lesson...thank you
You are welcome!
Looks like I have someone new to steal licks from, lol. You sound awesome bro.
Thank You!!
@@JackRuch 🤘🏾🤘🏾
Thanks for great lesson! What song is this solo from?
Great p[aying and great tone.
can you please make a lesson on how you get your tone?
I was hoping you taught that Line thanks
Grant Green is one of my favorites and I just found your channel. You are smooth as hell man, thanks for this.
Thank You! I appreciate it!!
Killer lesson brotha!! Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you!
Definately the Classic way of learning as all the jazz Cats did, looking for solid phrasing with theory annalysation, very good. Understanding what you're doing is a must in this style. Keep up the solid work, greetings Vic.
Thank you Vic! I appreciate the support
@@JackRuchBrother, keeping the jazz tradition alive is where it's at. No time for weekend warriors 😁
Great Lines out the gate
Thank you J.R.!!
Thank you !
Grant used a lot of the same phrases in his solos..he def had his favourite ones and I love the fact that he was able to utilise them in everything he did..Chris Cain is similar in the blues genre..same phrases and yet you never get tired of hearing them because they’re played with attitude and placed just right in the bar..my favourite grant solo is from ‘Miss Anne’s Tempo’.
I agree! Both great players
@@JackRuch Yes, great to hear others mention Chris Cain, he’s a monster!
Sweet !
Man you’re great!!! Sweet licks!!!
Glad you like them!
Wonderful, thank you!
Thank you too!
Finally a you tube teacher that does not play clip clop lines. GG KB Wes Scofield Kreisberg, Rosenwinkle Hekselman Bernstein etc etc don't play clip clop, their rhythm is part of the magic.
simple and best! right on spot...that s how i always wanted to play guitar...Thanks Jack!
Loving it man…great lesson…and the camera angles are much much better…keep up the great work
Awesome, thank you!
Hey Jack, How do I get in touch with you regarding private lessons (I'm not on Facebook or Instagram)? Thanks, great content...
Shoot me an email- jackruchguitar@gmail.com
@@JackRuch Thank you, will do...
Grant Green....about time. Including tab was considerate. Nice job.
Thanks... love this.
So glad!
I’ve got just about every Grant Green album digitized on a stick. 70s Live and Oleo are my two favorites.
The best part about Jack's lesson's is that they might take you more than a second to learn and understand because they are goooood lessons. And then you schedule time to learn them and then your playing improves through the process and it's fun and rewarding and at the end of the journey you come out a better player.
You are a fantastic teach. I just bought the Truefire course and can't wait to dig into it.
Nice tone ! What brand is that guitar you are playing ?
It's made by Josh Williams
Would love to know what pickups you’re rocking…
Very well explained. Good lesson, Jack! Thanks a lot!
Great lesson, have you already similair for other player ? Thanks a lot
Thanks!
Thank you!!
I love your slow mellow buddha approach...and your content is interesting and useful! Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
Glad to have discovered your channel 🙏 Always familiar with Benson. Embarrassed to say it’s only in recent years I discovered Wes. It was like magic. Everything sounds fresh/tasty & sexy. Grant Green had
Similar effect. 💕🎸👍 What can I say? I’m a rocker expanding lol 😂
Thank you!
You're welcome!
@@JackRuch You have a beautiful touch a a lot of Knowledge, killer tone too.
Man, I really enjoy your classes!
Grant green is my guitar hero. So much groove 🏄
Great lesson. Going from 1 to 4 using 251, FmBbEb, would be an option?
Yes absolutely!
Merci beaucoup. Top teaching and fabulous cool playing.
Thank you!
oh, I didn't know you had youtube! I used to transcribe your playing on Instagram but now I find this great channel:) Thanks for sharing great lessons!
Awesome! Thank you!
@JackRuch this is 10 mins of absolute gold. Amazing teaching and tasty note choices. Thank you!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Jack plays like butter, he plays sweet and smooth.
Thank you!
Jack, thanks for sharing your time and your talent. I've learnt so much from this lesson, you have a great way of explaining hip concepts and you have sublime taste, tone and phrasing my friend...awesome musician.
My pleasure! Glad it was helpful for you
Thanks Jack. These lessons are amazing and your truefire course is the best online course I’ve done.
Great to hear!
Thanks for taking the time to post this. Nice job!!
My pleasure! Thank you!
Another invaluable lesson. Thanks so much.
Thank you Robert!