Hi Frank, from Seattle. Thanks for that... I'm using that. Jimmy Bruno showed something similar to that I have forgotten exactly but there was a diminished in there then it kept going up like that, I guess was like An F7 to Cm to Ab diminished before you arrived at that inversion with the third on the bottom if you do the same figure on the 4th chord and if you continued it on next fourth you will be gaining sharps and keep doing that then you run out of sharps and have 4 flats then lose them on the count down to nuetral C..... I forget where he said he got it, was either Evans or Peterson.
What are the relationships between the inversions and the neighbor passing chords , and how would one think of those in a chordal or noted sense .so i can learn to transpose it up to higher registers? Great lesson, will be studying many times. Thanks.
Thank You Frank for the Rhythm Guitar Lesson, I really love playing Rhythm Guitar and You and Vinny are the best I've seen on UA-cam
Great lesson, thanks.
Little secrets of the great masters.
You are my are an excellent teacher!! Thanks happy fourth
Very nice lesson!!! 🎶🍀🎸❤️
This is an amazing lesson.
Hi Frank, from Seattle. Thanks for that... I'm using that.
Jimmy Bruno showed something similar to that I have forgotten exactly but there was a diminished in there then it kept going up like that, I guess was like An F7 to Cm to Ab diminished before you arrived at that inversion with the third on the bottom if you do the same figure on the 4th chord and if you continued it on next fourth you will be gaining sharps and keep doing that then you run out of sharps and have 4 flats then lose them on the count down to nuetral C..... I forget where he said he got it, was either Evans or Peterson.
Nice review of inversions integrated with voice leading and phrasing.
Nice comping. Gets the essential voicing out there but doesn't "get in the way". Thank you, Frank!
Thank you so much, this was really helpful.
Excellent!
Very good. Helps me out.
That was awesome thanks Frank❤️
The Wizard! None better!
What are the relationships between the inversions and the neighbor passing chords , and how would one think of those in a chordal or noted sense .so i can learn to transpose it up to higher registers? Great lesson, will be studying many times. Thanks.
Thanks, Legend!
thank you
Isn’t that what Monk uses on Blue Monk? Amazing lesson anyway 👍👍
nice way of putting this together over blue monk, aka santa claus is coming to town :P
He now,,,all the cord sultin of swing
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Kinda a head scratcher🤣
lol...I'm an itchy guy.
That guitar seams to sound pretty good, i wish you make a fast bebop line on this 😉👍
Dude....do you ever age!!??
Crossroads...part of the deal..