Hey folks, "Jazz Blues Improvisation in Bb" is included in my Jazz Blues Starter Pack, with 5 easy Blues TABS (+ Backing tracks + Guitar Pro Tabs) for a very low price! Learn Jazz-Blues improvisation and comping: guitarversum.com/shop/#!/starter-packs/jazz-blues-starter-pack-538.html
I ask my friends to check your stuff out, not trying to be sad, just no friends, they are more than capable, just miss the feeling for it. They do listen, just to play with me, thanks.
Grrrreeeetings from France Sandra, back to this video I'll sure work on , hearing you in background washing up the dishes. Had a big smile for your 'Voila' on 28'14 ;-) Seriously, thanks you once again for all your amaizing work and pedagogy. Thumbs UP Forever.
You have a gift for teaching. Clear and precise in a way I can understand (although english is not my native language). Thank you once again for your effoets to make me a better player.
1:02 The Blues Progression 1:12 Bb Chord Progression (pause to view) 1:17 How To Improvise Over The I7 Chord 3:15 Example 1 4:31 Example 2 6:23 The Blues Scale 6:56 Example 3 8:41 Example 4 10:06 How To Improvise Over The IV7 Chord 12:02 Example 5 13:00 Example 6 14:18 The Diminished Chord Example 7 16:14 How To Improvise Over The VI7 altered Chord 17:54 Example 8 19:20 Soloing Over The II7 Chord 21:33 Example 9 22:34 Improvising Over The V7 altered Chord 23:29 Example 10 24:55 Improvising Over A Blues Turnaround Example 11 29:12 Putting it all Together 29:40 Jazz Blues in Bb
James -Bordes I'm from Nederland: Dear Sandra Sherman, you are my hero the way how you give jazz lesson , I learn many things of your lesson , thank you bay,bay greeting from Holland , grrrr...James.
YES FOLKS..SANDRA IS THE MOTHER THERESA OF THE GUITAR WORLD,COMPASSIONATE,WITH I FINITE PATIENT,HELPING T H E NEEDEED,THE HOPELESS,DESPERATES,AND SOMETIME TALENTED SOULS,SHE IS THE VERY BEST TEACHER ON THIS PLANET,AND THE MOST GORGEOUS😜🎸
Glad to be of help. Next step (if you can target the chord tones) is to try to bring some other scale tones and chromatics into them. Check out my scale lesson playlist, where I feature licks for various chords / scales.
What I like about this is that it resolves a problem that I have had for a long time. This mixing of the Blues Scale and Mixolydian Scale, when used "right" captures the sound that I am after. To me, is sounds elegant and with those Blue notes, gets a little dirty sometimes. Like someone talking to you using proper language, and then using more aggressive or pensive language to emphasize the words. I love that back and forth and I can hear it in these licks. Wow! Finally! I am not a fan of some of the older Blues language, with that Major Blues sound because it often sounds a bit dated to me and kind of leaning toward Country Blues.
Very clear and very informative video I do not have a very high level of English, but this lesson on improvisation in jazz / blues is one of the most useful on YT thank you very much
Sandra, you have an incredible talent for explaining such a difficult subject as Jazz in such an inspiring way that people can follow and understand. Thank you so much. I learn a lot of music theory from you, you open my mind, and what you offer musically is great. Currently I dig into your Jazz blues in Bb - solo and comping. I love it ! Using your pdfs while following your lessons is so useful. Thanks also for the beautiful backing tracks. You and your outstanding videos will keep me busy for years. Again thank you so much for your Jazz passion. By the way, I bought other lessons from you, not to learn them all at the same time, but to follow the videos again and again, looking at the tabs, only memorizing rhythm and melody before I learn the whole thing later.
To me, this was a "beast" of a lesson. Excellent explanation and integration of chords, scales and modes - much clearer now. The documentation is excellent. There is so much packed in here. I spent as much time on the theory side as I did learning the solo. Once I got the mechanics of it, I slowed the UA-cam video down to 75% to focus on the phrasing. Great job Sandra. Thank you!
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Hi Sandra... you have a great (now) a great "how to comp" jazz blues in major plus this wonderful lesson on how to go about soloing ib Bb. I am also studying your great "chords/comping a minor blues" so I guess the obvious would be to "complete the duet" here.... soloing in a minor blues. I confess I am swamped getting your existing lessons under control - as much thinking as playing - but minor soloing comes to mind. I got hooked on your style doing the Charlie Parker licks being an ancient bebop freak... the Bird always Flies. Thank you again.
@@brentwheeler2087 But I DO have a Soloing lesson on minor blues up here: ua-cam.com/video/opZFen59-HY/v-deo.html It uses substitutions, but you can play it over a regular minor blues anyway. The thing is, if you have like two or more measures of the same chord you want to solo as if there are more chords (chord substitutions). So when you play, say, over 4 bars of Cm, during soloing you think of it as if it were Cm7 I Dø G7b9 I Cm7 I etc. You basically put II-Vs in between. The rhythm section may or may not play those II-Vs, but YOU do and thus create a melodic flow, that has an arc of tension and release. Cool eye? 😊
@@TheLowbob55 Komme aus Österreich, wie Sandra. Bin einer ihrer Rockschüler ;-) Spiele ein bisschen Jazz, um das Tonmaterial in mein Rockspiel einzubauen. Und manche Jazzsongs gefallen mir in der Zwischenzeit richtig gut.
Think I ask too many questions, but you do a good job. just listening creates as it did with me, Glen Gould really cool concert Pianist, back in the 60's, I was chosen by a friend of mine in metallurgy/ to do stuff, an award, nothing I deserved, didn't win, but included, that why your music cool, it's up there, thanks.
Was never abought me, whether abought anything, so long ago, your channel cheers me up, is all, ego , needs to be absent, when you care. keep up your hard work.
Otra gran lección.Voy a comprar los PDF porque me servirán de gran ayuda. A pesar de que no hablo ni entiendo el inglés oral, con las partituras y el vídeo ya aprendo muchísimo con estas lecciones sobre solos. Muchas gracias Sandra!!
Great lesson! thank you Sandra! I just bought the pdf tabs but they won't open :( .. Im using Acrobat reader and it says the file is broken.. Does anybody else have this issue ?
Please re-download. You also received an email with the download link. Maybe the download was corrupt. If that doesn't help, write me to the email provided on your paypal receipt. I'll send you the file. PS. Are you sure your didn't accidentally buy the wrong file? Does it have a pdf ending or a gp, gox, gp5 ending?
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman wow that was fast! thank you :) ! I might have bought the wrong file, the ending is gp, gp5 and gpx ending. I'll send you the pay pal recipe right now. Thanks again, you're great!
Good stuff. Been trying to "jazzify" Red House and was fumbling by ear -- sloooowly. This lesson will be a great help in that particular misguided mission and nerding up my playing in general. Hope you keep crankin out material for many years. To that end, I've bought the full package for this lesson and will surely buy many more.
Thank you, very well explained. I always knew mixo as "playing in the 5" (heard Wes Montgomery use it) - what I had previously worked out gels nicely with the progression and its a blend of minor blues , mixo, dim, and Tritone. So I feel pretty good about now.
Hi Sandra, I see that on 6:36, Bb Blues Scale, you added a 2nd degree in the scale. Is this a regular minor pentatonic with the b5 added ? So, why is the 2nd degree there ? I see that note in the scale I downloaded from your site too..thank you for your lesson!
Hi Sandra, another nice lesson! I mainly play "Blues" Blues as you put it in this lesson and trying to learn about "Jazz" Blues - can you suggest some famous standard Jazz Blues tunes that are in Bb so I can extend the knowledge I have gained from this soloing in jazz blues video. In the meantime I am downloading this lesson and getting into it
I recommend the most famous one, which is Tenor Madness by Sonny Rollins. I made a video on that 😊. Just type Tenor Madness Guitarversum in the YT search box. Blue Monk by Thelenious Monk is also in Bb. For the key of F you should check out Billies Bounce.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Thanks I found you Tenor Madness video now so I will give it a try - looks good. Thanks for the rest of the suggestions as well
Sure, as said in the video, you can purchase them from the link in the description box below the video. Click "show more" (or the little arrow, if you're on a phone) to unfokd the box.
Easy and useful licks ... in my humble opinion you should either name the notes (or even better the intervals of the chord) instead of the fret numbers. If somebody wants to play jazz, at some point has to forget about tabs ...
"Jazz nerds", please no. I prefer " Future Jazz Aficionados"....lol. So many great lessons, so little time for working amateurs. I'll eventually get to them all. Continued thanks for all the time and effort you put in to help me/us learn and enjoy jazz guitar. Actually, jazz nerds is probably the right term. Thanks again
Hey folks, "Jazz Blues Improvisation in Bb" is included in my Jazz Blues Starter Pack, with 5 easy Blues TABS (+ Backing tracks + Guitar Pro Tabs) for a very low price! Learn Jazz-Blues improvisation and comping: guitarversum.com/shop/#!/starter-packs/jazz-blues-starter-pack-538.html
This one's really helpfull! Thanks!
I ask my friends to check your stuff out, not trying to be sad, just no friends, they are more than capable, just miss the feeling for it. They do listen, just to play with me, thanks.
Great work on this 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
My first stuff, over 50 years ago, nice gal
Years ago, maybe 50, My stuff was from horn player, horn players play great guitar, thats how I learned.
I love Blues horn riffs. And I always listened more to horn players than guitarists.
I can't stress enough how big of a help these video lessons have been for my guitar playing. Especially for the jazz blues lol
I'm still learning from this lesson. Thanks for sharing your vast talent and knowledge. You're the best!
Glad this is useful for you, Gerd!
Grrrreeeetings from France Sandra, back to this video I'll sure work on , hearing you in background washing up the dishes. Had a big smile for your 'Voila' on 28'14 ;-) Seriously, thanks you once again for all your amaizing work and pedagogy. Thumbs UP Forever.
Hehe, thank you 😁. Unfortunately my French is so bad, I don't want to bother you with it 🙃. Salut 🤗
I´m old musician/teacher with years of activity. You have the best and most adorable lessons on the net. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!!!!!!!
That's really a nice compliment! Thanks so much ❤
thankyou, a little scarey, listening to you, you are a great teacher kid, thank you.
Oh no, I'm not scary at all 😊😘
This tutorial is a masterpiece! I highly appreciate your efforts and patience. Your contributions to the jazz learning scene is legendary.
Oh wow, thanks so much! ❤️
I agree!
You have a gift for teaching. Clear and precise in a way I can understand (although english is not my native language). Thank you once again for your effoets to make me a better player.
Wow, thank you! So happy to hear your profit from the tutorials. Keep swinging, my friend!
Thanks You very mucho.Sandra 👍I Will see your Books !!!!
You are very metodic , detailed and very good and last not least, very unselfish, much love, thank you so muchSandra , / Cheang
❤️❤️❤️
Thank You so much Miss. Great Vidéo.
Thank you for all you do. From Philadelphia.
Enjoy your lessons. Very relaxed style you have, unlike many other tutors.. Thank you.
I love your style! Your rock
THANK YOU FROM MONTREAL CANADA
Enjoy the jazz ride 😊 🎶 🎸
1:02 The Blues Progression
1:12 Bb Chord Progression (pause to view)
1:17 How To Improvise Over The I7 Chord
3:15 Example 1
4:31 Example 2
6:23 The Blues Scale
6:56 Example 3
8:41 Example 4
10:06 How To Improvise Over The IV7 Chord
12:02 Example 5
13:00 Example 6
14:18 The Diminished Chord Example 7
16:14 How To Improvise Over The VI7 altered Chord
17:54 Example 8
19:20 Soloing Over The II7 Chord
21:33 Example 9
22:34 Improvising Over The V7 altered Chord
23:29 Example 10
24:55 Improvising Over A Blues Turnaround Example 11
29:12 Putting it all Together
29:40 Jazz Blues in Bb
This is the first jazz blues 12 bar blues that I had learned completely and I have you thank. I hope you can do another lesson like this soon.
Didn't I do a solo in F too? If not, I'll consider it.
Thank you, very helpful.
For me 29:41
James -Bordes I'm from Nederland: Dear Sandra Sherman, you are my hero the way how you give jazz lesson , I learn many things of your lesson , thank you bay,bay greeting from Holland , grrrr...James.
Thanks so much James ❤️. My dad is Dutch btw (born in Haarlem). Enjoy the jazz ride on my channel!
YES FOLKS..SANDRA IS THE MOTHER THERESA OF THE GUITAR WORLD,COMPASSIONATE,WITH I FINITE PATIENT,HELPING T H E NEEDEED,THE HOPELESS,DESPERATES,AND SOMETIME TALENTED SOULS,SHE IS THE VERY BEST TEACHER ON THIS PLANET,AND THE MOST GORGEOUS😜🎸
Oh, I wouldn't consider myself a Mother Theresa 😁. But I love teaching, creating these videos and my peeps. ♥️
Wonderful lesson, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
it's always nice to see you in the lessons Very good and very nice!
Thank you!😍
My favourite guitar stripped down, 2015 lp. nothing too fancy
I have a 2015 Les Paul, but its a special run with normal specs. The 2015 series had weird specs, like 46mm width nut.
keep up your cool stuff kid.
Dear Sandra, my deepest gratitude to you. I am learning a lot from your lessons.
So glad you find my channel helpful! Enjoy the tutorials and keep swingin 🎶 🎸
finally a simple lesson to learn soloing, awesome
I’ve been working towards this for a long time - using the arpegios - and I guess i need to keep practicing them. An exceptional lesson!
Glad to be of help. Next step (if you can target the chord tones) is to try to bring some other scale tones and chromatics into them. Check out my scale lesson playlist, where I feature licks for various chords / scales.
Great command of English. Great command of American jazz idiom.
Oh thank you so much. That means a lot to me. ❤️ I have a lack of self confidence regarding the English language anyway.
Very nice improvisation thank you
You're the Boss! I am just blown away at what you share. Thank you so much!
Nope, Springsteen is the Boss 😎😊
Big thanks for four nice words ❤️
Beautiful Sandra as usual,There is so much to learn from you,I think as a whole,teaching,explaining and communication,your creme della creme.
I have the Creme de la creme of viewers and subscribers 😊❤️
awesome lesson lots of Bflat information soloing, very good
Glad you dig it. 👍❤️
Well done Sandra! Thanx from rome
Saluti a bella Roma!
Hi Sandra, fantastic lesson, thank you. You've got to be one of the best teachers on you-tube! Best wishes
Oh thanks so much Nicky ❤️
I like your guitar tone!
Thanks! The secret is to NOT roll back the tone much.
Thanks for putting your talent out there.
You're very welcome, my friend! 🧡
What I like about this is that it resolves a problem that I have had for a long time. This mixing of the Blues Scale and Mixolydian Scale, when used "right" captures the sound that I am after. To me, is sounds elegant and with those Blue notes, gets a little dirty sometimes. Like someone talking to you using proper language, and then using more aggressive or pensive language to emphasize the words. I love that back and forth and I can hear it in these licks. Wow! Finally! I am not a fan of some of the older Blues language, with that Major Blues sound because it often sounds a bit dated to me and kind of leaning toward Country Blues.
Glad to make you happy and you like it. I think Blues needs a little bit of that dirt, else it would sound just like any other jazz standard.
Now you made all my jazz blues dreams come true! Thank you!!!
Thank you, every instrument a challenge, if I haven't yet,.
Very clear and very informative video
I do not have a very high level of English, but this lesson on improvisation in jazz / blues is one of the most useful on YT
thank you very much
I'm glad to be of help! Thanks for watching, my friend!
you are a bright star - είσαι ένα λαμπερό αστέρι
That's sweet of you! Thanks so much
Chile, South America, she used to babysit me almost, think I am done, keep up your jazz.
Wow
Wonderful teacher!
❤️❤️❤️
Danke Sandra, das war mal wieder großartig!
Ja immer wieder gerne 😊
SUPER LESSON I HAVE THE TABS!!! merciiii
Thanks, my loyal friend ❤️
Guitarversum Sandra Sherman 😊✌️✌️
Weee! Fun lesson thanks!
Hey, glad yoz enjoy the tutorials 😊. Keep swingin 🎶 🎸
It came from a great Jazz player in Canada, George Snache, taught me afew chords.
This chanel is a goldmine😀
Thanks so much Benjamin ❤️
Great Lesson, thank you!!! Really clear and easy to understand... thank you and keep it goin'!!
Glad to be of help. Enjoy the jazz ride 😊 🎶 🎸
Cool lesson Nice use of the altered tonality
Congratulations, Sandra! Quite didactic. Greetings from Brazil.
Muito obrigada! Saudades de Brazil 🇧🇷
Your lessons are very lerner friendly, cause they are well organised! Keep up the good work Sandra, you have my respect. Thank you!
Oh, danke Herr Schnupke! I'm trying my best and always imagine how I'd liked to be taughed. Enjoy the jazz ride!
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Yeah, your lessons are great, because you put yourself in a mindset of a student. That's best teaching!
Excellent God bless you
Yeah, nice lines! Super lesson, you're a great teacher Sandra! Oh, and I love the way you say greetings! 😂 Cheers!
Hehe, thanks so much Robert for your great compliment! ❤
Sandra, you have an incredible talent for explaining such a difficult subject as Jazz in such an inspiring way that people can follow and understand. Thank you so much. I learn a lot of music theory from you, you open my mind, and what you offer musically is great.
Currently I dig into your Jazz blues in Bb - solo and comping. I love it ! Using your pdfs while following your lessons is so useful. Thanks also for the beautiful backing tracks.
You and your outstanding videos will keep me busy for years. Again thank you so much for your Jazz passion.
By the way, I bought other lessons from you, not to learn them all at the same time, but to follow the videos again and again, looking at the tabs, only memorizing rhythm and melody before I learn the whole thing later.
Thanks so much, I really appreciate your kind words! ❤️
Thanks so much, I needed to know how to use these scales I know so well in this context! Happy new year!
Happy new year! Glad to be of help ❤️
Sandra....love it. I'm so glad I found your site. Wunderbar.
Thanks so much, Ian ❤️
Great videos. I would like to see a video on playing a chord with runs connecting to another chord. Just like noodling around.
To me, this was a "beast" of a lesson. Excellent explanation and integration of chords, scales and modes - much clearer now. The documentation is excellent. There is so much packed in here. I spent as much time on the theory side as I did learning the solo. Once I got the mechanics of it, I slowed the UA-cam video down to 75% to focus on the phrasing. Great job Sandra. Thank you!
Thank you for your wonderful compliments ❤️.
I wonder how I sound at 75% 😊
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman It would be great if you could do a lesson on "Green Dolphin Street."
Great stuff... explains the theory very well and shows good applications. Thanks so much..
Thank you, Brent! Do you have any requests for a UA-cam lesson (topics, songs)?
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Hi Sandra... you have a great (now) a great "how to comp" jazz blues in major plus this wonderful lesson on how to go about soloing ib Bb. I am also studying your great "chords/comping a minor blues" so I guess the obvious would be to "complete the duet" here.... soloing in a minor blues. I confess I am swamped getting your existing lessons under control - as much thinking as playing - but minor soloing comes to mind. I got hooked on your style doing the Charlie Parker licks being an ancient bebop freak... the Bird always Flies. Thank you again.
@@brentwheeler2087 But I DO have a Soloing lesson on minor blues up here: ua-cam.com/video/opZFen59-HY/v-deo.html
It uses substitutions, but you can play it over a regular minor blues anyway. The thing is, if you have like two or more measures of the same chord you want to solo as if there are more chords (chord substitutions). So when you play, say, over 4 bars of Cm, during soloing you think of it as if it were Cm7 I Dø G7b9 I Cm7 I etc.
You basically put II-Vs in between. The rhythm section may or may not play those II-Vs, but YOU do and thus create a melodic flow, that has an arc of tension and release. Cool eye? 😊
Sehr schön erklärt! Schön langsam lichtet sich der Wald :-)
Das freut mich sehr!
ach noch ein deutschländer! fängst du grade mit jazz an?
@@TheLowbob55 Komme aus Österreich, wie Sandra. Bin einer ihrer Rockschüler ;-) Spiele ein bisschen Jazz, um das Tonmaterial in mein Rockspiel einzubauen. Und manche Jazzsongs gefallen mir in der Zwischenzeit richtig gut.
Great lesson I will have to download when I finish Georgia on my mind.
Thanks and congratulations Sandra ! Very useful and helpful lesson!👏🏻👏🏻👍
You are the best!!!!
another great lesson...thanks so much !
Glad to be of help! Keep swingin 🎶 🎸
You’re incredible!!
Thanks, Kevin! I'm blushing already ☺️
Wonderful lesson. Thank-you.
Thank you! I have a bunch of blues lessons in my Jazzblues Playlist
Good video!!
Thanks! Glad you find it helpful :-)
Think I ask too many questions, but you do a good job. just listening creates as it did with me, Glen Gould really cool concert Pianist, back in the 60's, I was chosen by a friend of mine in metallurgy/ to do stuff, an award, nothing I deserved, didn't win, but included, that why your music cool, it's up there, thanks.
I don't think I see all your posts. Haven't seen too many posts.
Was never abought me, whether abought anything, so long ago, your channel cheers me up, is all, ego , needs to be absent, when you care. keep up your hard work.
Totally awesome! Thank you as always!
Thank you, Mark! ❤️
Excellent video; I particularly like your video on Tenor Madness.
Thank you, Alan! Keep in swingin and bluesing, my friend 😊
Thank you Sandra - full package duly bought ✅
Thank you! Have a great time learning it! Stay safe ❤️
To all the young guitarist this is the real deal, plus this even helps old school people two. Thanks Sandra!
Thanks LaMar! I'm here for everyone, 17 yr old getting in touch with jazz for the first time, or a 95 yr old still enjoying the music of his lifetime.
Merci Sandra . Encore une vidéo super pédagogique, comme toujours !!!
Thank you Patrick! I see you bought many of my TABS 😊. I'm glad you enjoy my lessons. Keep swinging!
Thanks Sandra!
Thanks for watching!
You are absolutely the best !!!
Thanks so much, Michele, also for your nice email! ❤
Love your content. Very good teacher
Thank so much for your compliment! ❤
Thanks for sharing!
Fantastic tuition
Thank you, Mike ❤️
Otra gran lección.Voy a comprar los PDF porque me servirán de gran ayuda. A pesar de que no hablo ni entiendo el inglés oral, con las partituras y el vídeo ya aprendo muchísimo con estas lecciones sobre solos. Muchas gracias Sandra!!
Gracias por tu agradable cumplido! Me alegro de que disfrutes mis lecciones y desarrolles tu guitarra.
Really helpful lesson thanks.
Glad you like it ❤️
11:58 lol also very helpful!
Great lesson! thank you Sandra! I just bought the pdf tabs but they won't open :( .. Im using Acrobat reader and it says the file is broken.. Does anybody else have this issue ?
Please re-download. You also received an email with the download link. Maybe the download was corrupt. If that doesn't help, write me to the email provided on your paypal receipt. I'll send you the file.
PS. Are you sure your didn't accidentally buy the wrong file? Does it have a pdf ending or a gp, gox, gp5 ending?
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman wow that was fast! thank you :) ! I might have bought the wrong file, the ending is gp, gp5 and gpx ending. I'll send you the pay pal recipe right now. Thanks again, you're great!
Good stuff. Been trying to "jazzify" Red House and was fumbling by ear -- sloooowly. This lesson will be a great help in that particular misguided mission and nerding up my playing in general. Hope you keep crankin out material for many years. To that end, I've bought the full package for this lesson and will surely buy many more.
Would love to hear that version of yours! Make sure to post it on the Guitarversum Facebook wall if you want to!
la musique est internationale mais je ne comprend pas l anglais, bravo pour vos leçons.
Merci beaucoup, mon ami de jazz ❤️
I wish someone would translate my videos. Maybe one day youtube can do that in its own.
great vid.. thanks ..love your stuff...cheers..
Thanks so much ❤
Thank you, very well explained. I always knew mixo as "playing in the 5" (heard Wes Montgomery use it) - what I had previously worked out gels nicely with the progression and its a blend of minor blues , mixo, dim, and Tritone. So I feel pretty good about now.
Hi Sandra, I see that on 6:36, Bb Blues Scale, you added a 2nd degree in the scale. Is this a regular minor pentatonic with the b5 added ? So, why is the 2nd degree there ? I see that note in the scale I downloaded from your site too..thank you for your lesson!
looks easily to me. thanks for this lesson!
学到了第一首曲子 感谢
Hi Sandra, another nice lesson! I mainly play "Blues" Blues as you put it in this lesson and trying to learn about "Jazz" Blues - can you suggest some famous standard Jazz Blues tunes that are in Bb so I can extend the knowledge I have gained from this soloing in jazz blues video. In the meantime I am downloading this lesson and getting into it
I recommend the most famous one, which is Tenor Madness by Sonny Rollins. I made a video on that 😊.
Just type Tenor Madness Guitarversum in the YT search box.
Blue Monk by Thelenious Monk is also in Bb.
For the key of F you should check out Billies Bounce.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Thanks I found you Tenor Madness video now so I will give it a try - looks good. Thanks for the rest of the suggestions as well
Excellent online jazz guitar lessons Sandra! Have you any pdfs to go along with them?
Sure, as said in the video, you can purchase them from the link in the description box below the video. Click "show more" (or the little arrow, if you're on a phone) to unfokd the box.
Bonjour we can Playing mixilidian with pentatonique in jazz blues or bebop thank you
I'm not sure, I know what you mean. The mixolydian scale is different from the pentatonic. So no, you can't play mixolydian with the Pentatonic.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman that s What i thought but i don t understand the language well
Easy and useful licks ... in my humble opinion you should either name the notes (or even better the intervals of the chord) instead of the fret numbers. If somebody wants to play jazz, at some point has to forget about tabs ...
Not weird, but happy.
"Jazz nerds", please no. I prefer " Future Jazz Aficionados"....lol. So many great lessons, so little time for working amateurs. I'll eventually get to them all. Continued thanks for all the time and effort you put in to help me/us learn and enjoy jazz guitar. Actually, jazz nerds is probably the right term. Thanks again
LOL. I consider myself a jazz nerd 🤓.
I'll consider using a different term for my jazz-smurfs 😊
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Don't change it. It's your on line persona! And works for you. I was just being coy. Thanks for all.
Super Fun! You're the best Sandra! It's helping sooooooo much!