Get Good at Jazz Guitar (how to learn and memorise tunes)
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2024
- In his video I talk about the best way to go about learning and memorising jazz tunes. A 7 page tab workbook to accompany this video can be found on Patreon (pay what you like): / anyonecanplayguitar
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Great. If you are looking for another jazz style lesson, perhaps a bit of bossa nova, João Gilberto style. Some of it is accessible. Even tie it in with that first Nouvelle Vague album!
Great! I like that Adrian pays some attention to this style of music.
I decided to finally give jazz a try based on your "10 essential jazz chords" video about a month ago, and have been practicing the chord shapes from that video and writing simple little 2-5-1 progressions every day. It has been so enjoyable and really reignited my interest in guitar. Then I saw this video to pop up today and it's exactly what I need to take the next step hahaha. Can't thank you enough!
You are a genius. Great teacher. We often get intimidated by stuff and you explained this topic just perfect
Thank-you!
Perfect timing for a jazz lesson, I just got my mickey baker books one and two in the mail, recommended by Randy Bachman
Brilliant! I could already play the chords to Autumn Leaves but now I can actually understand what I’m doing! Thanks 😊
Same here
This is simply brilliant.
Yes! Love this, Adrian, thank you. Coincidentally, I was just listening to Cannonball Adderly's version of 'Autumn Leaves' this morning whilst working. Sooooo good!
And yes, love all the recordings you mentioned, like the ones by Barney Kessel, Herb Ellis, etc. Also love Julian Lage's version. Oh, heck, I just love it.
Great lesson, as always -- so well done, and long live Jazz!🎶
That CA version is probably my favorite -- you can't go wrong with the group he put together, and that whole album ("Somethin' Else") is great.
I totally forgot Julian Lage had done a version of this. Must add it to my playlist!
This lesson came at the exact right time for me. Thank you for another great video.
I really enjoy watching your videos. You explain things thoroughly and model concepts well.
Totally approachable… my current favorite guitar channel… keep the jazz stuff coming 👍
Very good video...explains things very well
Brilliant. Thanks
A good few months of material here for slow coaches like me. Thanks.
Great video with some practical theory which is really useful to work with and have for all kinds of music actually.
3:29 Indeed, written by famous French poet Jacques Prévert with Hungarian-born composer Joseph Kosma. Le original title being "Les Feuilles Mortes". Gainsbourg--whose fantastic album Melody Nelson Adrian explores in a previous video--wrote a song about the song, "La Chanson de Prévert" (lit. 'Prévert's song'), for his third album, 1961's L'Etonnant Serge Gainsbourg.
Probably way more information about the background of the song than anyone ever wanted!
Great info - thanks for sharing. I'm off to check out the Gainsbourg song you mention!
@@acpg My pleasure--hope you've enjoyed it! It's also occurred to me that you may not be aware that Gainsbourg's fifth studio album (Gainsbourg Confidentiel, from 1964) was entirely recorded with a modern jazz duo, featuring none other than Elek Bacsik on guitar (Django's cousin!)
There's some tasty jazz guitar on that one.
Thank you, please do more videos like this!!! I'm a rock guy trying to learn jazz. I've already been practicing Autumn Leaves and I think it would be awesome if you covered other beginner jazz standards!
He meant to say that the 4 chord is Cmaj7 (not Gmaj7) - G is the 1 chord. (at the 7:32 mark)
Oops that's right. Thanks for pointing it out. Annoyingly there's no longer a way to add onscreen corrections to. video. But hope it's not too confusing to anyone.
The theme to MASH - Suicide is Painless, used the some of chord progression/melody of Autumn Leaves. You can especially hear some of the voicings and melody choices in Barney Kessel's versions.
Interesting, I must give that a listen!
I can’t believe you got a copyright strike on this. I would have thought it would have been in the public domain by now. It doesn’t make sense.
Sound advice 👍🏻
Fantastic what a great teacher you are ! Please can you do a tutorial on new town velocity by Johnny marr , I can’t get the riff down and nobody has a tutorial for it on UA-cam there isn’t much information on how to properly do the riff . Please I’m dying to learn that song Adrian .
In case you are confused "The Real Book" is a music book of jazz classics.
Very very slowly learning the Kenny burrel songs so this might be my next step
Nice guitar, is that an American vintage series? Nice glasses also. You are a good guitar teacher btw.
It's a 1990s 52 reissue. I think the American Vintage series is the modern equivalent model.
Hello Sir, I listen to jazz time to time...but, haven't really played it yet.
I know an assorted chord or two...
Can you please tell me why that "2-5-1" chord progression came about? Why is it kinda distorted that way, instead of the "1-2-5" order? 😁
I'd truly appreciate thy help. Thanks! 🙏
Whoa Adrian…those are some expensive chords there!!!
I dunno about all that jazz, I heard those guys used to smoke a lot of reefer
All the more reason...!
😂😂😂
Oh boy....memorising stuff is 10x harder for us who smoke. I remember when I was studying guitar as a fresh teenager I was a genius compared to now
So what?
If you think reefer was the problem, wait til you find out about all the heroin they used to shoot.
Very nice, the missing copywrite pull did not lessen it in any way.
Like deployed 👍
😎🎙🎸✅️
Would you say this is a... Jazz odyssey? 😁
Can you do more Echo and The Bunnymen
Interesting to employ a Tele for Jazz.
Does it matter tbh?
Just interesting.
Mat king Cole sang it well, sorry nat
tele is not a jazz guitat & u know it.
Ted Greene, Julian Lage, Jimmy Bryant, Mike Stern and Tim Lerch beg to differ.
And Jim mullen, ed bickert
A tele can do everything
Right it's not a jazz guitat. It's a guitar that you can play jazz with. Making music is not about the gear. It sounds great and you know it.
hehe, next jazz video I will be sure to use my Jazzmaster, which is obviously THE correct guitar for jazz.