Justin is one of the few guitar teachers on UA-cam that doesn't brag/show off about how good they are at guitar, and how grateful we are to be able to learn their lessons for free.
Hey Justin, I just wanted to take a moment to express how grateful I am for your guitar videos. I've been scouring the internet for quite some time now, but I always seem to come back to yours. Your ability to teach with empathy and a charming personality truly sets you apart. I've learned so much from you and what I appreciate the most is that you have a knack for breaking things down in a way that's easy for beginners like me to understand. Your patience and calm demeanor is refreshing, and I never feel overwhelmed or stressed when learning from you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills with us. It's truly invaluable.
Been playing rock/pop since 1967. Even made a living at it for about 20 years. But, just got interested in learning some jazz. I've seen some of your other lessons. Just wanted to tell you that you're an awesome teacher. Thank you, Justin.
Greatly appreciate the addition of chord DIAGRAMS superimposed on the video briefly. Trying to find the correct chord diagram on google is very confusing if your knowledge is limited. Thanks for all your instruction.
When he plays the 7th chord, it's totally not obvious that he's bridging to get to the 2nd string whilst dampening the 5th string? How is that even possible?
@@timetravellingtoad Play an open G chord without the 2nd fret on the 5th string and you will see its very possible. Rule of thumb(or finger) ....Higher strings usually play the melody. Everything else harmonizes. Use your ear to guide the fingers.
Plus he is placing fingers over strings that he is not fretting but making it appear so. Some of these guys, and they mean well, seem to think everyone is at their level of Guitar playing.
This has cleared up so much confusion. Sticking to one note and learning the chord shapes off that one note instead of jumping all over the neck helped tremendously! Thanks Justin!!
Its a testimate to how great Justin makes his videos that videos from 7 years ago are still extremely good quality and useful information. His videos helped me a lot get really started on how to learn anything
After looking at a number of videos , I came upon this one. Trying to learn jazz chords through trying to play a song " Autumn Leaves" wasn't working. I could work out the finger positions, but didn't understand why. A little back ground, I played in a band in High school, in the 60's, keyboards, and played around a little with the guitar player guitar, and have pretty much always had a guitar, but didn't truly understand the neck. This opened my eyes a lot. I can do the usual stuff, open and bar chords, and I can hear tunes and work out a lot, but jazz is what I like, and would like to learn. I recently acquired a nice "jazz box" , so now I'm committed . Thank you . jeff
Thank you very much for these videos. I have always wanted to play "Round Midnight" on the guitar and you are helping make that possible. I have been playing for twenty years and the way you teach made me realize that I have tons more to learn. If I am going to play "Round Midnight" well, I'd better learn how to play jazz all together. Never thought I could play jazz, thank you for giving me the steps to make it possible.
Justin, thanks for this simple but awesome lesson! I've played mostly folk chords over the years but when I started using the chords you provided in this lesson, a whole new field of creativity opened up. I really, really appreciate it. Take care.
I have been wondering, how people play jazz, once I found your video, I am truly grateful...thank you for sharing not only your beautiful lesson but your passion to inspire people..
This is amazing! I always played m7 and maj7 with root on 5th string cause never actually get into learning that shapes with root on 6th, but thanks a lot for simple and understandable explanation. Fun can start now :D
Man I’ve used your website for years and now that I am working from home, I finally have time to look up the videos. Extremely helpful and fun to make sure I have all the chord forms ready
Thanks Justin, great information for beginners like myself. I'm having a lot of excitement in learning the basic jazz chords - in understanding their constructions - especially the chord progression for "Autumn Leaves", which I know will open other opportunities in enhancing my guitar skills and knowledge. I have a greater appreciation for jazz and the many guitarist; performers, teachers, and instructors like yourself, who have paved the way in making it a little easier for folks like me.
The walking bass was beautiful wanna learn that thanks for the lesson Justin. I'm mainly a rocker but I want some jazz and blues background so here I am heh.
This gentleman is an excellent instructor (great attitude). Am already working on other lessons/instrument for now but huge Thanks! for this right here. I plan to be back.
Priceless lesson, thanks so much Justin. Cant thank you enough. May I suggest something that would be HUGE help to some...(like me) Adding little screens down there with a box and dots, just so we can get a clearer idea on the fingers and positions...I know it's asking a lot, just saying, may be you can have someone else do it for you? I watch your videos almost every day to learn these chords and would have helped a lot when I started.
could you tell me what is the chord progression you play in 1:11? i tried to catch it frame by frame but only heard the bass and highest note, can't tell what chord they are
Hi Justin Love the way you present your lessons, very clear and easy to follow. Just one request, and this also goes to many of the comments that people have made in the replies below. I teach guitar, and ALL my students from the age of 9 upwards are required to learn the open string notes and the notes on the E (1 or 6 they are the same but you will use 6 more as your root notes) and the A strings. I teach this in the first lesson and within 30 minutes all my students get it. How can you play a barre chord if you don't know the notes on the E or A strings? So my advice to everybody learning guitar - learn the notes on the fretboard. It's not difficult guys. Keep up the good work Justin.
+Sonny Cannon That is the name of a record company here in Montreal that started off Diana Krall. I used to do their graphic design. Dunno if they're still around.
fantastic. thank you. when you said what number fret it was with each string, that helped me learn. I wrote it down and they became clear. for instance, gmaj7 = 304430. got it now. thanks very much
Very nice video, like 7 out of those 10 chords i have already used because i found them dorking around on The fretboard and they were very pleasent to the ear, now i have them named. Thank you!
This is ratherly and utterly excellent stuff (as always) - thanks Justin. I await with bated breath, trousers and jam for the forthcoming Jazz Standards lessons you alluded to. Apropro of nothing whatsoever - is that a tape-echo type of Johnny-box that I see nestling in the background? That would be funsome to feature one day. Perhaps understanding a mechanical one would help us earthlings better understand twiddling with our knobs on our digital hoof-boxes.
Nice job Justin! I’ve been playing for decades, but just now getting into jazz. Studying about three different jazz method books. Your video lesson was helpful! Cheers!
Justin great video..Awhile back while doing a video on a jazz standard, I stumbled on a chord I've made for years and it is the easiest Dom. 13 I ever seen Say we want want a G 13. Just make a bar G7 on 3rd fret add the E on the b string fifth fret.. From top Root G fifth D, b7 F, major 3 B, 13E , Root G
I'm transferring into jazz band to play guitar after playing clarinet in concert band for 6 years. Everything I know on guitar is self taught, and I've only been playing for a handful of years, so these videos are so so helpful until I can get an instructor. Thank you for the amazing videos as always!!
Justin. I have never played that G dim7 as 5:48. This is going to come in handy on songs like Fly me to the moon. Great for comping or chord melody. Some things that help me is knowing how one string relates to another. The guitar 4ths G C F Bb. Allows me to quickly see the minor third Bb. If see a minor thirdb5 or a 6 I have probably have a a min or dimin. chord. That is unbelievably helpful in half dim 7 chords.
Whenever I want to learn chords Justin is the guy I go to you don't make a secret out of anything and there is no mystery and a lot of extra info like the passing note keep up the great work.
Hi Justin thsnks for sharing ths, ive been struggling to learn how to read music so rely on visuals/ear ... amongst your videos do you have 1 where you put it all together like you did on the 1:23-1:27 and 9:32 - 9:37 mark?
This is just the ticket for getting into Jazz chords which have always scared me a bit and at a great pace too. Also learning by looking, listening and remembering as opposed to charts to start off with seems good for my listening ears and shape memory to develop. Cheers Fae Bonnie Scotland lad.
Excellent stuff this Justin, as usual. Please, please do a few basic jazz classics Justin, I am struggling with those. Summertime, All of Me, Autumn Leaves, pretty please? Thx mate!
Spectacular! concise, do-able you sir a damn fine people. All the jazz chords I know on piano are now in my guitar arsenal (after a little practice) - best of all they transpose easy peasy- not so on keyboard
Thank you for the incredibly helpful video! I have a friend who sings jazz, so I wanted to learn some jazz rhythm, and I was lucky enough to stumble across this on my first search
If you guys are wondering what's that 1:11 progression, try here: ua-cam.com/video/xmAD0TzR4C8/v-deo.html Go to this link, that's 10 minutes of the same 4 chords. Can't believe I was actually fkn doing it! Felt like FINALLY I KNOW HOW TO JAZZ. If you want to do the scale, it's G scale or Em, just play with both. It works. And I'm with a Gin tonic and a joint, quarenteening right now. The day was definitely a win. Thanks a lot peaky blinder!
This is really a great lesson.A year ago I would not have understood it because I had to learn the string names and the notes on each fret.I would have been lost.I learned no e sharp and no b sharp
Hey Justin...once again, another fantastic lesson. I dont neccessary know the process of requesting songs but i would love if u can make a tutorial on an ottis redding song. ANyone from i've been loving u, or these arm of mine, etc. This would be very much appreciated
THANK YOU you are a good teacher. It helped a lot too when you say think of this chord as like this chord but instead put your fingers here So funny cos I've been playing since I was 10 but all I've got to show for it is power chords xD I mainly been into crust, black and death metal so rather than just stick with power chords I'm trying what funky things I can do to bring to the genre I've listened to Django reinhardt a bunch but never tried to play jazz at all really Thanks again :)
Justin. I just did Fly me to the moon chord melody style. I tried it in Gmin in stead of A min..as my classical guitar has a shorter neck. Anyways.I started in G min7 in 7th position. And played it in a different voicing than usual but it sounds good. I will shortly be getting some of your paid material. Had to buy another car..was tired of working on it. I guess I could sell my guitar. Naaaash .No way .had it for years.
Justin, I really appreciate your lessons. You present the material so professionally. It's very easy to digest, mentally. :) Thanks for what you do, sir!
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Three things I like are embodied in Justin's lessons
A kind and unpretentious spirit
Music
Concise language
Justin is one of the few guitar teachers on UA-cam that doesn't brag/show off about how good they are at guitar, and how grateful we are to be able to learn their lessons for free.
John Malcolm one thing i hate of this guy: he doesnt use tabs
John Malcom He is doing you a favor by not using tabs as tabs are not used in jazz.
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he also anticipates common questions and answers them for ya.
9:52 sums it up real fast!
Thx
nice
Thanks bruh!
169 likes, nice
Thanks!
6th String Root
2:03 G Maj7
2:37 G Dom7
3:39 G min7
4:54 G min7 b5
5:43 G dim7
6:16
5th String Root
7:18 C Maj7
7:55 C Dom7
8:17 C min7
8:33 C min7 b5
9:11 C dim7
9:50
thanks man
Hey Justin, I just wanted to take a moment to express how grateful I am for your guitar videos. I've been scouring the internet for quite some time now, but I always seem to come back to yours. Your ability to teach with empathy and a charming personality truly sets you apart. I've learned so much from you and what I appreciate the most is that you have a knack for breaking things down in a way that's easy for beginners like me to understand. Your patience and calm demeanor is refreshing, and I never feel overwhelmed or stressed when learning from you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills with us. It's truly invaluable.
Been playing rock/pop since 1967. Even made a living at it for about 20 years. But, just got interested in learning some jazz. I've seen some of your other lessons. Just wanted to tell you that you're an awesome teacher. Thank you, Justin.
Damn how old are you
pretty sure he dead
@@dalejeremiah08 wow thats just....
Yall act like youre never going to age. Makes no sense.
Rock on man. Play always.
5 months ago you got me started with D chord. Now I'm here.
Progress!!😃😀
You did the work. Good work. I'm another one of those into guitar for decades but never explored jazz. Gee I wish I'd started sooner.
Greatly appreciate the addition of chord DIAGRAMS superimposed on the video briefly.
Trying to find the correct chord diagram on google is very confusing if your knowledge is limited.
Thanks for all your instruction.
its hard to really see where the fingers are so i wish he edited charts in but other than that this really helped me
When he plays the 7th chord, it's totally not obvious that he's bridging to get to the 2nd string whilst dampening the 5th string? How is that even possible?
@@timetravellingtoad Play an open G chord without the 2nd fret on the 5th string and you will see its very possible. Rule of thumb(or finger) ....Higher strings usually play the melody. Everything else harmonizes. Use your ear to guide the fingers.
@@Greentim67 A tutorial should be easy to understand. This tutorial is not easy to understand, so we complain.
@@hannes1734 true
Plus he is placing fingers over strings that he is not fretting but making it appear so. Some of these guys, and they mean well, seem to think everyone is at their level of Guitar playing.
This has cleared up so much confusion. Sticking to one note and learning the chord shapes off that one note instead of jumping all over the neck helped tremendously! Thanks Justin!!
Thanks!
Hey Brendon! :) Thank you - I appreciate your support. Cheers!
so we need to follow the progression?
Maj7
7
m7
m7b5
dim7
What tuning?
@@johnclaudevondon5333 standard obviously
Its a testimate to how great Justin makes his videos that videos from 7 years ago are still extremely good quality and useful information. His videos helped me a lot get really started on how to learn anything
Testament, you mean
After looking at a number of videos , I came upon this one. Trying to learn jazz chords through trying to play a song " Autumn Leaves" wasn't working. I could work out the finger positions, but didn't understand why.
A little back ground, I played in a band in High school, in the 60's, keyboards, and played around a little with the guitar player guitar, and have pretty much always had a guitar, but didn't truly understand the neck. This opened my eyes a lot.
I can do the usual stuff, open and bar chords, and I can hear tunes and work out a lot, but jazz is what I like, and would like to learn. I recently acquired a nice "jazz box" , so now I'm committed . Thank you . jeff
The best lesson ever. Im a bassist and this helps me in knowing the guitar chords. It expend my hearing
Thank you very much for these videos. I have always wanted to play "Round Midnight" on the guitar and you are helping make that possible. I have been playing for twenty years and the way you teach made me realize that I have tons more to learn. If I am going to play "Round Midnight" well, I'd better learn how to play jazz all together. Never thought I could play jazz, thank you for giving me the steps to make it possible.
Justin, thanks for this simple but awesome lesson! I've played mostly folk chords over the years but when I started using the chords you provided in this lesson, a whole new field of creativity opened up. I really, really appreciate it. Take care.
I have been wondering, how people play jazz, once I found your video, I am truly grateful...thank you for sharing not only your beautiful lesson but your passion to inspire people..
I love how you are not afraid to DUMB IT DOWN for noobs like us by telling us what other shape it resembles. Can't thank you enough.
Question: is there an exercise that you offer to put these chords into a musical context?
This is amazing! I always played m7 and maj7 with root on 5th string cause never actually get into learning that shapes with root on 6th, but thanks a lot for simple and understandable explanation. Fun can start now :D
Man I’ve used your website for years and now that I am working from home, I finally have time to look up the videos. Extremely helpful and fun to make sure I have all the chord forms ready
Thanks Justin, great information for beginners like myself. I'm having a lot of excitement in learning the basic jazz chords - in understanding their constructions - especially the chord progression for "Autumn Leaves", which I know will open other opportunities in enhancing my guitar skills and knowledge. I have a greater appreciation for jazz and the many guitarist; performers, teachers, and instructors like yourself, who have paved the way in making it a little easier for folks like me.
Thanks you so much! After this lesson I feel prepared to join my school jazz band!
*Thank you
The walking bass was beautiful wanna learn that thanks for the lesson Justin. I'm mainly a rocker but I want some jazz and blues background so here I am heh.
This gentleman is an excellent instructor (great attitude). Am already working on other lessons/instrument for now but huge Thanks! for this right here. I plan to be back.
Just EXTREMELY helpfull for getting started with Jazzguitar, if the instrument itself is not a new thing for you - thanks!
Priceless lesson, thanks so much Justin. Cant thank you enough.
May I suggest something that would be HUGE help to some...(like me)
Adding little screens down there with a box and dots, just so we can get a clearer idea on the fingers and positions...I know it's asking a lot, just saying, may be you can have someone else do it for you? I watch your videos almost every day to learn these chords and would have helped a lot when I started.
I literally love you! You have taught me how to play and overcome a huge hurdle in my approach to guitar! Thank you so much!!
Wish I could "thumbs up" this twice.
You technically can. Thumb this one up and then go to the older video he has of pretty much the same lesson and click like on that.
You could make another account and thumbs it up
If you thumbs down the video you can give it another thumbs up
could you tell me what is the chord progression you play in 1:11?
i tried to catch it frame by frame but only heard the bass and highest note, can't tell what chord they are
GM7, G# dim (#5), Am7, Am7 (b5), GM7.
Locarnese It sounds more like Gmaj7, Abm6#5,Am7,D7b9, G6/9, A7b13, Am7, D7b9, G6/9
@@yearnpill Thank you so much!!!
I'm a little-above-average-classical-guitarist-who-never-played-jazz-before. It took me awhile to play 1:21-1:28 but it was so worth it
Hi Justin
Love the way you present your lessons, very clear and easy to follow. Just one request, and this also goes to many of the comments that people have made in the replies below. I teach guitar, and ALL my students from the age of 9 upwards are required to learn the open string notes and the notes on the E (1 or 6 they are the same but you will use 6 more as your root notes) and the A strings. I teach this in the first lesson and within 30 minutes all my students get it. How can you play a barre chord if you don't know the notes on the E or A strings? So my advice to everybody learning guitar - learn the notes on the fretboard. It's not difficult guys. Keep up the good work Justin.
Very clear and well organised. I have known these chords a long time but never thought to link them together like that, Thanks Justin.
Justin's been there for me since i was a noob 10 years ago and he's still there teaching me jazz and shit. Thank you based justin.
Your Jazz tab on your website, is just spectacular. Thank you Justin for your videos.
Really Really thank you for your wonderful lessons. You teach thousands of people.
+OldePak He's the nicest guitar guy on youtube! He should call his channel: "JUSTIN-TIME"!!!!
+Sonny Cannon That would be a good title for a lesson on time signatures
+Sonny Cannon That is the name of a record company here in Montreal that started off Diana Krall. I used to do their graphic design. Dunno if they're still around.
OldePak - no wonder Sherlock, it's the internet.
millions now :D
Justin's actually already done this lesson in the original "Jazz up your Blues"- but because he's an absolute hero he's doing it again
fantastic. thank you. when you said what number fret it was with each string, that helped me learn. I wrote it down and they became clear. for instance, gmaj7 = 304430. got it now. thanks very much
Very nice video, like 7 out of those 10 chords i have already used because i found them dorking around on The fretboard and they were very pleasent to the ear, now i have them named. Thank you!
This is ratherly and utterly excellent stuff (as always) - thanks Justin.
I await with bated breath, trousers and jam for the forthcoming Jazz Standards lessons you alluded to. Apropro of nothing whatsoever - is that a tape-echo type of Johnny-box that I see nestling in the background? That would be funsome to feature one day. Perhaps understanding a mechanical one would help us earthlings better understand twiddling with our knobs on our digital hoof-boxes.
Thank you Justin. Sax player here learning guitar to appreciate Jazz theory better. I will be working through this lesson for the next month or so! 😅
Nice job Justin! I’ve been playing for decades, but just now getting into jazz. Studying about three different jazz method books. Your video lesson was helpful! Cheers!
8 Years ago, I learn to play guitar with Justin. And now, learning Jazz guitar...here I am, again with him. Funny :)
thank you very much , with your videos i'm doing a lot of corrections , in fingering and cords.
I really appreciate that you don't allow for some previous notation or stave experience..thanks Justin, Great vids for us numpties
Wow, that is a very well used Gibson. Look at that fretboard! Another great lesson Justin. Please keep up the good work. Cheers from Canada.
Justin great video..Awhile back while doing a video on a jazz standard, I stumbled on a chord I've made for years and it is the easiest Dom. 13 I ever seen
Say we want want a G 13. Just make a bar G7 on 3rd fret add the E on the b string fifth fret.. From top Root G fifth D, b7 F, major 3 B, 13E , Root G
Excellent. Really opens up our understanding. Yr way of explaining is super perfect
I'm transferring into jazz band to play guitar after playing clarinet in concert band for 6 years. Everything I know on guitar is self taught, and I've only been playing for a handful of years, so these videos are so so helpful until I can get an instructor. Thank you for the amazing videos as always!!
Justin, you're the man!
Always a pleasure watching your videos, your approach never gets old.
this guy is such a good teacher
thanks Justin, just found you the other day and subscribed,
Good job. You give people something concrete to learn and to retain. I like your clear demonstrations with minimal talking. Cordial at that.
Man you're the most sincere teacher on youtube ever!
is there anything you can't play justin? really enjoy your lessons....just getting into jazz and finding your lessons fantastic..!
Thanx for a good lession! Just got my Les paul and finaly i have the jazz sound.
Justin. I have never played that G dim7 as 5:48. This is going to come in handy on songs like Fly me to the moon. Great for comping or chord melody. Some things that help me is knowing how one string relates to another. The guitar 4ths G C F Bb. Allows me to quickly see the minor third Bb. If see a minor thirdb5 or a 6 I have probably have a a min or dimin. chord. That is unbelievably helpful in half dim 7 chords.
Very well explained and most helpful lesson to get started in jazz chords. Thank U.
A fantastic lesson, once again. Great jazz foundation and am looking forward to taking the journey. Thanks Justin!
9:52 its like in a graduation the "name calling" part
Lol that's a good one!
lol I got a BINGO
They're in tone-o-logical order!
@@wadepatton2433 right lol!
i'm going to start playing a jazz guitar...so helpful..thanks sir Justin
Justin,I love your lessons-You are a natural born teacher...Thank You!!
Whenever I want to learn chords Justin is the guy I go to you don't make a secret out of anything and there is no mystery and a lot of extra info like the passing note keep up the great work.
This is a legit channel! I have been sorted on things I have been trying to figure out on my own for a while. Thanks Justin :-)
Justin you are an outstanding teacher ......Thank you from Mexico City Mark
this was awesome lesson. im playing 30 years but just now learning theory. this helped so much.
This is great thank you very much. I just copied all the shapes down into a notebook and can sit just jamming around on them.
Hi Justin thsnks for sharing ths, ive been struggling to learn how to read music so rely on visuals/ear ... amongst your videos do you have 1 where you put it all together like you did on the 1:23-1:27 and 9:32 - 9:37 mark?
excellent teaching skills. If people can't learn from this, they should try the accordion, really
What are the chords and that sweet lick you play at 1:11 - 1:28?
Jessica Huisman Gmaj7, G#6#13 (A Variation of G#Dim7), Am7, D7b9, G69.
:D
PainOfSalvation v
Great explination and tutorial!! Now, Looks like that postiton is your favorite part in playing because of the fretboard digout.
This dude does the best jazz lessons on UA-cam, really well explained. Thanks...
Solid , no frills, correct and to the point .... Respect and thanks !
This is just the ticket for getting into Jazz chords which have always scared me a bit and at a great pace too. Also learning by looking, listening and remembering as opposed to charts to start off with seems good for my listening ears and shape memory to develop. Cheers Fae Bonnie Scotland lad.
Excellent stuff this Justin, as usual. Please, please do a few basic jazz classics Justin, I am struggling with those. Summertime, All of Me, Autumn Leaves, pretty please? Thx mate!
Spectacular! concise, do-able you sir a damn fine people. All the jazz chords I know on piano are now in my guitar arsenal (after a little practice) - best of all they transpose easy peasy- not so on keyboard
Excellent lesson. A great launchpad for anybody unfamiliar with the world of jazz guitar.
Thank you for the incredibly helpful video! I have a friend who sings jazz, so I wanted to learn some jazz rhythm, and I was lucky enough to stumble across this on my first search
UA-cam guitar teaching pioneer
Lol I just watched your old video on 10 basic Jazz Chords 10 hours ago. It's just like magic to see you upload a new version. What a coincidence!
Just starting out learning the complex and wonderful world of jazz - this guy's very helpful.👍
Now THIS is a good teacher.
VERY GOOD,it might take a little to get smooth, but i'll watch it over and over.thanks for posting
If you guys are wondering what's that 1:11 progression, try here:
ua-cam.com/video/xmAD0TzR4C8/v-deo.html
Go to this link, that's 10 minutes of the same 4 chords. Can't believe I was actually fkn doing it! Felt like FINALLY I KNOW HOW TO JAZZ.
If you want to do the scale, it's G scale or Em, just play with both. It works.
And I'm with a Gin tonic and a joint, quarenteening right now. The day was definitely a win.
Thanks a lot peaky blinder!
Justin's videos are the only one's that i like before I've even watched! well done again Justin. Thank you.
This is really a great lesson.A year ago I would not have understood it because I had to learn the string names and the notes on each fret.I would have been lost.I learned no e sharp and no b sharp
Hey Justin...once again, another fantastic lesson. I dont neccessary know the process of requesting songs but i would love if u can make a tutorial on an ottis redding song. ANyone from i've been loving u, or these arm of mine, etc. This would be very much appreciated
@ Justin. Your communication skills are fabulous.
I love the warm sound of this guitar. What guitar are you playing?
THANK YOU you are a good teacher. It helped a lot too when you say think of this chord as like this chord but instead put your fingers here
So funny cos I've been playing since I was 10 but all I've got to show for it is power chords xD
I mainly been into crust, black and death metal so rather than just stick with power chords I'm trying what funky things I can do to bring to the genre
I've listened to Django reinhardt a bunch but never tried to play jazz at all really
Thanks again :)
hi sir, this us the first time i learn about jazz, thank you for the video :)
Justin. I just did Fly me to the moon chord melody style. I tried it in Gmin in stead of A min..as my classical guitar has a shorter neck.
Anyways.I started in G min7 in 7th position. And played it in a different voicing than usual but it sounds good. I will shortly be getting some of your paid material. Had to buy another car..was tired of working on it.
I guess I could sell my guitar.
Naaaash .No way .had it for years.
Thank You, love your attitude delivery & material. Will hopefully get to join sometime.
Been fellowing you for yrs ..very helpful .. great open personality when teaching
Thanks
Chaz 🎸🎶
this was the best help ive ever had in jazz theory.
thank you
Great lesson, I will try my best to learn those chords and to interchange between them.
Really really helpful. If someone wants to get into jazz, this is the video for them. Thanks man!
your the best Justin..........can understand you better than anyone else thanks a lot
Beggars can't be choosers but a .pdf diagram of these would be pure gold.
Justin, I really appreciate your lessons. You present the material so professionally. It's very easy to digest, mentally. :) Thanks for what you do, sir!
thanks Justin. One of the internet greatest course.