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That means a lot thank you! No prodigies here, that's for sure! Welcome to the journey :)

@@EliaGaitau oh man thnk u brother-appreciate u taking the time to watch and comment!

@@hearpalhere thnk u brother! im just trying to stay honest and humble! thanks for watching and commenting!

@@strat1227 thnx brother

@@jonathansmith3262 thanks brother 🙏🙏

@@christen13 thank u so much! 🙏🙏

@@idontwanttousemynameyoutub7538 yeah thats kinda where i netted out but w a bit of chorus

@@idontwanttousemynameyoutub7538 Hey everyone: what he said! lol Dude, thank u for your kind words and sage corrections! I’m flattered that someone who obviously knows way more than me about music took the time to post such a thoughtful and knowledgeable comment! yeah, youre probably right about gress. anyhow I dont use sibelius cuz frankly i just dont transcribe literally-as in needing it written. I suppose, if it plays it back it would tell me when im just plain wrong, tho! thatd be helpful. but thnks brother! really appreciate u watching and commenting. Love to know shat u think of the “solo” vid. no charts were mangled in the making of that one-all ear.

@@jeremyversusjazz Hey no probs, we all have to learn somehow. I love that record so hats off to anyone that does and tries to learn to play those tunes. Happy to help in anyway. I'll check out the other video.

thnx maestro!

@@annl5758 thank u so much! i wish i could get AI to do the editing! takes forever to tighten everything up just right! 🙏

really appreciate your thoughtful comments! we were just talking about jimmy raney the other day because a guitar player named scott henderson-no not the excellent jazz fusion scott Henderson-a fantastic straight ahead guitarist who passed away but was great friends, a protege and duo partner with jimmy raney later in jimmys life-anyhow, scotts brother is a great piano player who h happens to be in Barry Harris school with me and he takes all of Chris’s classes and through him only recently did I learn there was even a sibling named jon… also a piano player anyhow what a small world and I agree with everything you’re saying about rhythm also, I’m very curious about Barry‘s ballad concept. We’ve touched on it and chris has so far-in the year that I’ve studied with him- declined not to teach any ballads and he has several reasons for that which I won’t go into here, but I am really excited for when he finally does.

@@jeremyversusjazz Glad you weren't offended by my comments on playing transcriptions--they are A LOT OF WORK. Here is an example of the 6:4 concept: ua-cam.com/video/3zt_yv-3qgA/v-deo.html 6:4 works great for medium and medium up tempos as well. For uptempos, you switch to a 3:4 feel. I never heard BH talk about that, but my teacher hipped me to it a year ago. Makes everything you play sit different in the time--even if you are playing quarter notes and 8th notes in 4/4. I saw Dr. Harris teach 6:4 in person, back when he did his actual school in NYC. But I only got to learn about it by staying around for the vocalist workshop--when all the damn horn players left ;) Jon Raney's book is a masterpiece. You have to be patient with how he notates some of the rhythms--he beams notes in such a way to illustrate over the barline groupings. The challenge is worth the effort. Few people are talking about rhythmic concepts like Jon Raney--and it makes all those Jimmy Raney etude books make sense. Charlie Parker and Bud Powell also make MUCH more sense under this poly-metric/poly-rhythmic lens. It's that RHYTHM, baby! And it ain't that random pick-a-rhythm shit--it's rhythm in the same depth that we study harmony. THAT'S the issue I have with most jazz pedagogy--rhythm ain't the icing, it's the CAKE. Anything else, and we're all JAMFs donning jazz costumes instead of playing the real deal. Last tidbit about rhythm that was hard to unlearn for me. Get out of the habit of adopting a "jazz practice rubato" into your woodshed. Even if you gotta play REAL slow, play in time--in harmonic time. In the past, I was so obsessed with getting "all the right notes" that I would play all my tunes and progressions out of time. Playing everything out of time and becoming dependent on backing tracks RUINED my ability to hear in time at jam sessions or gigs. Once I learned to play in strict harmonic time ON MY OWN--my improvisations got WAY better! RBH taught me that--I wish I picked up that habit sooner!

Its what i call Chris Parks’ barry harris classes @openstudio 😉

of course young brother! thanks for letting me cut u in!

hey doug! come back to class, brother! too many piano players in there!

@@strat1227 thnx brother! 🙏the barry harris scales of chords are game changers for an old micky baker book 1 guy like me!

thnx mike. means a lot coming from a great player like u!🙏

thnks brother. 🙏🙏

actually my voice throughout is only sped up 105% to keep things moving and only a couple gags are sped up more than that…none of the playing is sped up at all. But i totally agree snd others said the same about my last video-lay off the speed knob! thnk u brother!

@@justincoy2927 hey thnx brother i had u in the cut but unfortunately our lovely miss ginny- in the frame next to you-was fiddling with her camera thru your entire take-which was super distracting from your beautiful playing and i wasnt able to blow ur frame up enuff to crop her out wo you getting all low rez…but you played beautifully on Celia bro-as always.

Thank u brother! I appreciate all music theory corrections!! Thank u for watching, too!

Thnk u brother!

Thnk u brother! Really appreciate u taking the time to watch and comment!

thnk u brother! it does feel like that!

@@antonakis79ohyes thnx! was wondering when someone was going get annoyed by that! yes to save run time i speed up all the esplainin parts BUT all the playing examples are normal speed. then as u say there r some obvious ones where i might tweak the speed of copyrighted material to avoid getting dinged. i was watching some vids that got a lot of views(for me anyhow) and the sped up voice is way less extreme… i think ill go back to minor speed ups like 105% this vid is mostly 115% with some bits at 120 and beyond for comedic effect at that point. anyhow, I really appreciate you pointing that out and asking about it. I was thinking about addressing it.

I kinda like it. Like you said, reduces runtime and stylistically it's unique

I got no problem whatsoever 😊 I am really curious how your voice sounds at normal speed!😊 Thanks for replying, you are doing great on your guitar playing journey..

chill bro. you can correct the record and i welcome all comments--and appreciate them--even if someone is correcting me. But you can do it politely. A skill that will serve u well elsewhere. I ain't perfect but i know a lot about jazz and bought a shit ton of records, cd's and downloaded even more rips in my day--but i'm more of a guitar guy. I'd heard of shavers and have tons of records with him on them but let's be honest--he's not in the same league as louis or miles. He was a sideman for the most part. Not saying he isn't great, just lessor known.

thnx brother🙏

@@LushSaltyAquariums how dare you! also, please come again soon.

thnx so much!🙏🙏

sorry about your friend. my best friend growing up also od’d years later after the rest of us went to college and he didn’t and he lost himself in drugs and alcohol…one of the smartest dudes i ever knew…His name was James Heard-JH!- but he called himself Jimi He was a black dude with a big fro and he really looked like Jimi Hendrix and he loved his olympic white strat. James Heard/Jimi Hendrix…crazy… ill never forget the day he got the strat when he walked into my living room holding that fucking Strat and somehow we plugged it into my mom‘s stereo this was back in the late 70s-It had some kind of mic input-I don’t know why I mean karaoke wasn’t a thing back then. Anyhow, we blew up the fucking speakers the first time he hit a power chord! It was right out of a fucking movie. It was awesome…but yeah I miss him too. He was my bro. Thanks for the comment brother I really appreciate it and agree about family and politics. There’s definitely some of that going on in my family right now. Peace out.

thnx! 🙏🙏

@@dgpeder thnk u brother! Really appreciate it. The iconic solo up next!

@@thingsivelearnedfrombarryh2616 i am humbled sensei…just spent 4 hours reviewing Segment and working on Celia. bebopisf$&@inghard!

@@geschickt wow. that means so much! thank u 🙏🙏🙏

Sigh…youre right…a loooot of work a lot of reviewing and revising and hundreds of hours agonizing over it and still i f#$&ing missed that! 🤯😫😀no way to fix it nowl wo taking it down and reediting so id lose my whopping 40 views! Lol

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@@JazzStrat781 thnx brother! 🙏

Awesome, thank you!

@@AlexanderGhezzo 🙏🙏thnx brother

@@AlexanderGhezzo thnx so much for watching!

@@MrJazzbluesguitar hopefully 🤞

indeed!

I know but ive learned to quit while im ahead. thanks brother!

@@ivonsmith4255 ha!! thnx my friend! stay tuned for Part 3-a detailed session on the famous head. then part 4 the solo! if I do a part five, it’ll be some Barry Harris voicing that you can co-op and fun so you’re not just playing the same two cords over and over again. I don’t know stratus. I’ve always wanted to learn it and I don’t have the chops to play any Mahavishnu tunes sorry but thanks man and don’t know that Jan Hammer tune. My love of Jan Hammer is limited to the records. He did with Jeff Beck before that I mentioned in episode one which are among my favorite albums of all time especially blow by blow and wired. I’m not sure ya were played on wired. Actually I know he played on blow by blow and his work with my Vishnu and of course the Miami Vice theme the original TV show theme didn’t really listen to much of his solo stuff.

@jeremyversusjazz thank. Looking forward to the next parts. Here that Jan Hammer track, in 7/8. ua-cam.com/video/bGJ3yXJwdwI/v-deo.htmlsi=GnBkt-VTEsQmMLu5

oh man! thnk u my brother. coming from u that means a lot! yeah, the Tim, lerch courses on true fire are fantastic. I mean it’s all just beautiful stuff that you wanna learn and he’s such a great teacher highly recommended. I learned a couple of those etudes course. I forgotten them now but what a beautiful player he is. thank you so much for watching and commenting, bro I appreciate it. I love your channel. 🙏👊

@@jeremyversusjazzMy pleasure Jeremy, cheers 🍻

etudes not “attitudes” lol tho the etudes do have attitude!

Thanks a lot! 🙏

@@thingsivelearnedfrombarryh2616 thnx oh sensei!

@@billyshane3804 thnx bro!