I appreciate you work, here. I spent a lot of time in some old Martino book before I finally "cracked the code." Another of many possible observations: this particular song is the "So What" chord progression. And Martino's concerts included a lot of these long "modal" jams, Another observation is that his lines seem so simple on paper, but the way they come flying out when he plays them..... It's a minor difference of opinion, but I would not say he is changing "scales" (tonality) to the melodic minor, but rather using a chromatic lead-in note (or that B-G# is an enclosure). He does the same thing on Sunny. Notice in the measure you identify at 10:58 and the one at 26.02 (Use Repitition) as he ascends, the line includes G-nat. The G# was just a blip.
wow...wow....WOW!!!! just happened by this....first of all, I've loved this solo since the late 70's...and I 'thought" I knew it....but I was wrong...I hadn't heard a lot of the notes you've shown me in this brilliant, smooth video...THANK YOU
Great break down. I watched it, and then watched it a few months later because there was so much to digest. I like that we get to hear the sections. Great reference.
OMG!!!!!! So THAT's what I've been listening to several times/year for over 40 years!!!! (I first wrote 30, but then went and checked).... Until now, I never knew for sure! Love this solo, but you opened my ears...TYVM!! This was spectacular, sir!
Awesome as always. In the Rock Ensemble of Beach High and with the Miami Dade Jazz Ensemble with JB Dyas. Happy to see you made it. We went to school together probably since Junior high. Greetings from Miami, Florida.
Great video ,thanks for sharing your knowledge .I'm a trumpet major and guitar minor ,this is right up my alley having lived in Philly and also having friends who who knew Mr.Martino .
Hi Gregg, beautiful playing and great shared insights, love that dorian turned into melodic minor very hip. Fine by name, fine by nature. Thanks so much.
Nice playing, I thought Pat minorised his lines though. His lines might imply mixo but it's just a mode from the major scale. It might not be what he was thinking and was just playing within the tonal center, treating Am as the ii chord. Great vid though and I got the ideas super helpful!
Very cool and eye-opening lesson. Especially intriguing example with Melodic Minor, didn't realize it can be so easily "converted" from Dorian, which I use a lot. You've got one more subscriber:)
this is a great video. thanks. I was kinda hoping you’d touch on his articulation which is a more general feature anyway, not specific to this song. Did Pat slightly lift a finger each note to give it that staccato vibe?
A minor works well against d minor and I thank you for the tips. Minor and major are interchangeable also many times! The trick to me,not to sound like Pat Martino per se! I like real Jazz musicians!
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Cool man, cheers. How long does it take you to memorize all Pat's lines like that? I guess it's a plus that we all have that record baked into our brains. Anyway I never do stuff like that and I think I'll try it. This is really good, thanks.
You have some great videos Greg with great content and lessons. May I ask, how do you place the titles of your videos on the thumbnails? The front screen. Thank you!
Very thoughtful lesson, Thank you. I got the download of the sheets and when I print the pages there's a gray-ness to the background that makes it difficult to see. Is that necessary?
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This is also close to Pat’s unique tone. Everyone forgets his tone and just lock onto the speed and lines. Thanks for this. Well done.
Thank you!
I appreciate you work, here. I spent a lot of time in some old Martino book before I finally "cracked the code."
Another of many possible observations: this particular song is the "So What" chord progression. And Martino's concerts included a lot of these long "modal" jams, Another observation is that his lines seem so simple on paper, but the way they come flying out when he plays them.....
It's a minor difference of opinion, but I would not say he is changing "scales" (tonality) to the melodic minor, but rather using a chromatic lead-in note (or that B-G# is an enclosure). He does the same thing on Sunny. Notice in the measure you identify at 10:58 and the one at 26.02 (Use Repitition) as he ascends, the line includes G-nat. The G# was just a blip.
This is one of my three favorite albums of all time I bought it in 1975 when I was 15 and made me want to learn Jazz. Still a killer album
Mine too!
I am a sax player and you really inspired me with some lines! thanks a lot! good work
Great, glad to hear. Thanks Rafa!
Wow phenomenal playing! Great in depth lesson thank You!
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
This is a fantastic lesson! Thanks Gregg for your great work
Thanks Will!
wow...wow....WOW!!!! just happened by this....first of all, I've loved this solo since the late 70's...and I 'thought" I knew it....but I was wrong...I hadn't heard a lot of the notes you've shown me in this brilliant, smooth video...THANK YOU
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Pat Martino will be so proud of your playing clean nice tone and faultless accuracy 👍
Thank you Patrick!
Great lesson! Thanks for that.
Glad you liked it!
Glad I found your channel, this is great, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Great lesson Gregg! great insight on Martino's playing and applications.
Nelson! Thank you 🙏🏻
Bravo! Played impeccably with elan and verve!
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Great break down. I watched it, and then watched it a few months later because there was so much to digest. I like that we get to hear the sections. Great reference.
Cool! Glad you enjoyed it!
So much packed into this awesome lesson! Thank you!
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Ha! You explain Pat Martino better than he does himself Thanks for the thorough analysis and pointers
Hi Veronica, thanks for watching!
OMG!!!!!! So THAT's what I've been listening to several times/year for over 40 years!!!! (I first wrote 30, but then went and checked).... Until now, I never knew for sure! Love this solo, but you opened my ears...TYVM!! This was spectacular, sir!
Fantastic! Thanks for watching!
Gregg, thank you so much for a wonderful lesson on Pats playing. God bless you.
Thank you for watching Al!
That is a brilliant lesson. Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome as always. In the Rock Ensemble of Beach High and with the Miami Dade Jazz Ensemble with JB Dyas. Happy to see you made it. We went to school together probably since Junior high. Greetings from Miami, Florida.
Hey Alberto! Great to see you here. Thanks for the positive comments. And great memories of Miami! 👍🏻
Great video ,thanks for sharing your knowledge .I'm a trumpet major and guitar minor ,this is right up my alley having lived in Philly and also having friends who who knew Mr.Martino .
Awesome! Trumpet and guitar, you're a double threat! :-)
Well at least I know or at least can comprehend a guitarist mindset ,a cat on your level has paid his dues .
Another great lesson, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I ve seen a lot of tutorials and that was just excellent. Thank you very much sir. Super work.
Glad it was helpful!
Just discovered you. This was a great lesson giving ideas and tips and showing how to implement them. I shall take them on board. Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
Haven't even watched the whole video and I subscribed :) So helpful not only going over the solo itself but how to use ideas in your own solos 👏
Awesome, thank you!
Great video, and guitar playing!
Thanks so much Elad and thanks for watching!
Freakn awesome…so much great content to learn from….really appreciate your effort and content!!!
I appreciate that!
Thanks a lot Gregg . It's very very fine . I love it . A great great job .It's a great gift . Merci ( de France)
Great to hear! Thanks Patrick!
Hi Gregg, beautiful playing and great shared insights, love that dorian turned into melodic minor very hip. Fine by name, fine by nature. Thanks so much.
Thanks for the comment Paul and thanks for watching! 👍🏻
Great video man!
Appreciate it!
Very cool lesson! Thank Yoo Very Much!🙏🎸
Awesome, thanks Tony!
thanks Gregg! great lesson with comprehensive explanation - that really helps)))
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful 👍🏻
Great job!
Thanks Francis!
great job...thanks.
Thanks for watching Randy!
Excellent analysis. Thanks
Thanks Frank!
Mind blowing Greg. I think if i could play 2 % of that I would be so happy.
Hey Elias! Thanks for checking it out!
Just amazing!
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Content worth so many hours of study, thank you
Hi Thomas, thanks for watching! Let me know if there are any other topics or solos you'd like to see.
@@greggfineguitar will do! I watched the Pat Metheny video as well, also great, very informative too! Thanks a lot.
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Great Lesson👌
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Thank you for watching!
Great teaching! Thank u from New Zealand..🥇😍🔥
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Welcome!
Great explanation and instruction. Really appreciate it. Cheers from Australia! Subbed
Awesome, thank you!
very nice, I love your playing.
Thank you!
Wonderful. Thanks!
Hey Bill! Thanks for watching!
This is a killer lesson friend
Thanks for watching and for the comment! 👍🏻
Very well done !!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
That would be awesome if you could do more of these. Thanks
Thanks Vincent, hoping to do more soon
Thank you!
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Great job.
Cool, thanks for checking it out!
Amazing.. thank you
Glad you liked it!
@@greggfineguitar loved it like anything.. great help
Very good lesson, thank you!
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Great video!
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So Kool.Thanks so much for sharing.Hope you are well God loves you deeply Shalom 🤗🐼❤️✝️💐 Philippians 4:8
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Muy buenos los tips
Ahi te encargo mas.
Felicidades.
Gracias por ver el video Hector!
Thank you for this! I'll be going over and watching/listening to the video. I'm hoping to soak it all in 😓
Hey Adam, thank you for watching!
great playing my man!
Thanks Kyle!
Nice playing, I thought Pat minorised his lines though. His lines might imply mixo but it's just a mode from the major scale. It might not be what he was thinking and was just playing within the tonal center, treating Am as the ii chord. Great vid though and I got the ideas super helpful!
Thank you for the comments and for watching as well!
Very cool and eye-opening lesson. Especially intriguing example with Melodic Minor, didn't realize it can be so easily "converted" from Dorian, which I use a lot. You've got one more subscriber:)
Thanks!! Glad you found it helpful. More coming soon!
this is a great video. thanks. I was kinda hoping you’d touch on his articulation which is a more general feature anyway, not specific to this song. Did Pat slightly lift a finger each note to give it that staccato vibe?
Wow some who can break down the song and you understand it what's going on thxs
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@17:32 Nice!
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amazing job !! thanks
Glad you liked it!
very good
Thanks!
A minor works well against d minor and I thank you for the tips. Minor and major are interchangeable also many times! The trick to me,not to sound like Pat Martino per se! I like real Jazz musicians!
really nice stuff!
Thanks Emanuel, thanks for watching!
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That was helpful. I've been studying Pats book "Linear Expressions" . Do you have it ....really works well with what you showed on this video.
Thanks SoulCall! I'll have to check out that book 👍🏻
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Me too and currently working on Pats solo on Impressions
Minor 3rds are related via the diminished chord inversions he talks about in his instructional videos
Great playing Gregg! I'm a new subscriber! :-)
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Thanks for watching Sanfilippo!
Cool man, cheers. How long does it take you to memorize all Pat's lines like that? I guess it's a plus that we all have that record baked into our brains. Anyway I never do stuff like that and I think I'll try it. This is really good, thanks.
Thank you! I don't remember how long it took for this one but I probably learned a few lines at a time over the course of a week.
You have some great videos Greg with great content and lessons. May I ask, how do you place the titles of your videos on the thumbnails? The front screen. Thank you!
Hey Nelson, thanks! I'm usually using Screenflow to do all of the video editing and titles.
Is this in iMovie? @@greggfineguitar
2:13 lick alert!
haha, the lick!
Can u help and break down this song called let's play by chuck loeb plz 🥺
Very thoughtful lesson, Thank you. I got the download of the sheets and when I print the pages there's a gray-ness to the background that makes it difficult to see. Is that necessary?
do you have some exercises to practice that swing feel on your lines?
Always listen to the ride cymbal. That's the center of the universe.
So what’s the parent scale if using Arps of Amin Bmin and CMaj7?
Those arpeggios can be derived from the parent G Major scale.
Wow! So great! Is this backing available? Thanks!
Thanks Joshua, I'm considering posting a backing track soon!
Gregg Fine Guitar and so, what do I need to do to convince you to?
@@greggfineguitar Have you posted a Backing Track in Am? Thanks and i love all your videos!
@@markzucco9252 Thanks Mark! I'm preparing some new content for the channel and will include backing tracks as part of that list.
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Another amazing video. Please PM me if it's possible to buy transcriptions directly. :)
como adquirir tus transcripciones en pdf?
Hi Esteban, no pdf but you can view the full transcription at the end of the video. Thanks for watching!
Real reason is - going to a parallel key
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