Great to see peter playing in your video. He has recovered from being ill.. God bless him! He has so much to offer to us as listeners and student of this great form of art 🙂
This was fantastic! Everyone's playing was amazing. They each have such a unique approach. Peter is a friend and teacher of mine and he's just on another level to me. Some of my favorite players here. Thanks for sharing this, Chase.
Thanks Chase! Some really cool and interesting takes. I enjoyed most of them. Really love the “classic” melodic playing of Chris Whiteman. Nothing sounds “wrong” or out of place to my ear. His tone and technique are impeccable!
Stephane was my favourite. He uses lots of elements that I try to incorporate myself in jazz, coming from metal, like the tritone, b9, rythmic displacement, etc.
So much great playing and content here. I love that you're curating these videos of all these amazing players showing and discussing what they're doing. Keep it coming
A tremendous group of musicians, with wonderful playing all round! I particularly enjoyed Peter Mazza's distinctive take, showing several levels of enriching the harmony of the classic blues form. His use of odd-numbered groupings gave a great tension-and-release effect to the harmonic rhythm too!
Billy Broom making legitimate music with the flat 9! Some lovey phrases, touch, tone and timing 👌🏿 Enjoying Will Brahm too. Smooth tone and a style to match. Hard to believe he’s getting that sound out of a Stratocaster ✌️ Camille Meza is ridiculous. Very fluent 😫 Thanks very much for putting this together, it will help me a lot 😊
Broom!!! Every note out of his instrument is played with a beautiful tone and great intention, while at the same time being an exploration in harmonic and rhythmic discovery.
The Gypsy Jazz take on it really caught my ear. All of them were great though! The biggest take away and inspiration was how personal and interpretive music can be. It reminds me to follow my ear and just play. Thanks for the video!
StephaneWrembel…you are wonderful..fantastique!….a breathe of fresh air…so complex yet so entertaining…magnifique!…so rhythmic…you are GREAT!…bravo…you made me smile and made me dance…Merci oh royalty of rhythm…Robert Ratti
This video is fantastic, thank you very much Chase. All of them are very unique creative players, but my absolute favorite was Chris Whiteman. His playing exuded such a cool relaxed swing feel, presenting soulful melodic ideas which he enhanced by harmonizing various elements of the solo, and a beautiful, gorgeous tone. Wow.
Every single one of them, is top notch, congratulations, personally, I really like Stephane Wrembel as a unique talent, in a peculiar sound style, with his note choices and structure, because even knowing that he uses so many notes, they don't sound scrambled, unpleasant, or with no correlation, or kind of out of sync like so many in jazz. Regardless that the guitar that he uses is not intended to be the cleanest, at that speed, he makes it sound very articulated. Chris Whiteman tone mellow and clean articulated notes, Mason Razavi relaxed tone and structure. Cheers
They were all tremendous, some I watched more than once. Rodney Jones was a great closer because he was so in the moment, looking for new creativity on the fly. Watching his fingers would not a great technique video make but does not matter. It felt hip, it felt cool a little ala GB. Maraming Salamat Chase. 🎵👍🏽
I'm 3 months late to this. 🔥Thanks what a great idea. Camila Meza. George Benson bettah check his 6. Bobby Broom wow. How can you say one is better than another or even "favorite". And of course Yotam and Sheryl both of whom I love ......
I just love these guitar compilations you put together Chase! Try to get Ulf Wakinius on one of them ? So many great players out there makes me thankful I have a pretty good day job.
@ChaseMaddox You are the exact person and style I've been looking for to help with my chops. I've been in a guitar rut, playing the same old things over and over but your videos are SO inspiring to transcribe and learn more guitar vocabulary! 🎸 I'll be binge watching all your videos now!
Bobby Broom sounded fantastic too. Most of the players seem to gravitate towards a certain concept of "tradition", and in fact it's very hard to break this concept playing on a blues. But I think Bobby was able to break this.
Shouldn't it be 12 guitar players playing the 12 bar blues? Here I did a quick little imperfect one to round us out. ua-cam.com/video/vJnibujY87A/v-deo.htmlsi=UJhjeIKtoyyhQWsD
Good but jazz blues musicians dont play the real blues. They play a 12 bar jazz with some 2 5 1 and 7 chords using to much scale and a few or no one band. Blues is STV, Guy, Winter etc. and most important: If you never use a slide you Will never play blues.
A lot of those blues guys don't use a slide, so by your logic they're also not blues? The point you're missing is this is referring to the 'blues' form and not the 'blues' genre.
When did B.B. use a slide? He will forever be the chairman of the blues. There is no such thing by the way as “real blues”. It is a unique expression of each player. Lightning, B.B., Stevie Ray, Muddy, Cray. They all played so very differently, but it was all the blues.
Which performance was most inspiring to you? What was the biggest takeaway that you learned about the blues from watching?
Always gotta go w/ Bobby Broom cuz he's so skilled and expressive w/ truly melodic playing that captivates the senses!
I was moving around bopping along with Chris Whiteman's blues quite a bit! All good though. Love these vids!
Can I contact you?
Yotam was the best!
Camila’s solo was so amazing and fearless! I love her style a ton! Transcription time wooooo
For sure! 🤘
Sheryl is such an amazing teacher! loved her ideas and explanation
We agree! 🤘
Loved the playing of Camila Meza! First time I have heard of her. Thank you for that! Cheers 🥂
Glad you enjoyed it!
Same, she's just great 👍🏾
Great to see peter playing in your video. He has recovered from being ill.. God bless him! He has so much to offer to us as listeners and student of this great form of art 🙂
This was fantastic! Everyone's playing was amazing. They each have such a unique approach. Peter is a friend and teacher of mine and he's just on another level to me. Some of my favorite players here. Thanks for sharing this, Chase.
Thank you, Eric! My pleasure 🤘
Chris w. On point, great
Thanks for watching!
Bobby Broom, always one of my favourite players!
Thanks, @Guitarinthewoods. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Mine too! 🙌
Thanks Chase!
Some really cool and interesting takes. I enjoyed most of them. Really love the “classic” melodic playing of Chris Whiteman. Nothing sounds “wrong” or out of place to my ear. His tone and technique are impeccable!
Awesome, thanks for watching Sam! 🤘
that fella Razavi was burning! everyone is so good tho. thanks for putting this together!
Happy to do it! Thanks for watching!
Stephane was my favourite. He uses lots of elements that I try to incorporate myself in jazz, coming from metal, like the tritone, b9, rythmic displacement, etc.
So much great playing and content here. I love that you're curating these videos of all these amazing players showing and discussing what they're doing. Keep it coming
Thank you! It’s a ton of work on the part of the artists and myself, so I’m glad you’re finding it valuable 🤘
Wow Chris’s chord melody of Sandu is freaking insane!!!!
Totally 🤘
Bobby broom is a genius level player and his teaching is exactly what i imagined it would be like -all the old school legends were like that
You can come study with him live in Chase’s Guitar Academy!
They were all wonderful. I connected most with Sheryl.The ability to let a melody breathe and develop.
Thanks for watching! 🙏
NO FAVE LIKED THEM ALL, KEEP THESE UP CHASE!
Great answer! 😁
Great video!! Ioved the mason razavi impro, theres a lot to learn from these musicians! Congrats
Awesome! Thank you! 🙏
Bobby Broom really has some unique right hand muting!
👊🏿👊🏿
A tremendous group of musicians, with wonderful playing all round! I particularly enjoyed Peter Mazza's distinctive take, showing several levels of enriching the harmony of the classic blues form. His use of odd-numbered groupings gave a great tension-and-release effect to the harmonic rhythm too!
Agreed! Thanks for watching! 🤘
Never heard of Camila Meza, but I think she topped them all. Very fluid.
She’s great! 🤘
Fluid yes❤
Chris Whiteman is amazing!!
Yes! Thanks for watching 🙌
Chris Whiteman
Wow! Very cool. I am so glad that I found this playground of Blues. Thank you Chase for putting this together for everyone to enjoy.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the knowledge sharing here! So many approaches.
Absolutely! 🤘
Billy Broom making legitimate music with the flat 9! Some lovey phrases, touch, tone and timing 👌🏿
Enjoying Will Brahm too. Smooth tone and a style to match. Hard to believe he’s getting that sound out of a Stratocaster ✌️
Camille Meza is ridiculous. Very fluent 😫
Thanks very much for putting this together, it will help me a lot 😊
Thanks for your comments, and I’m glad it’ll help you out! 🤘
👊🏿👊🏿
Absolutely inspiring for the passion, melodic, and dynamic playing from so many skilled musicians so this is a blessing, tysm! 🎸🎶🔥💙
Thank you for watching! 🙏
Broom!!! Every note out of his instrument is played with a beautiful tone and great intention, while at the same time being an exploration in harmonic and rhythmic discovery.
Glad you dug the video!
Another awesome group of musicians to learn from 🙌
Yes they are! 🤘
Incredible lineup and content. I always look forward to your uploads. I wish your channel continual success and increasing exposure.
Much appreciated! 🙏
The Gypsy Jazz take on it really caught my ear. All of them were great though! The biggest take away and inspiration was how personal and interpretive music can be. It reminds me to follow my ear and just play. Thanks for the video!
Great takeaway! Thanks for watching 🙏
Peter Mazza sounded like a Thelonious Monk composition! Amazing!
Thank you for watching! 🤘
Thank you Chase! 🙏🏼
Happy to have you on this Will! Sounded great!
StephaneWrembel…you are wonderful..fantastique!….a breathe of fresh air…so complex yet so entertaining…magnifique!…so rhythmic…you are GREAT!…bravo…you made me smile and made me dance…Merci oh royalty of rhythm…Robert Ratti
Glad you enjoyed!
This video is fantastic, thank you very much Chase. All of them are very unique creative players, but my absolute favorite was Chris Whiteman. His playing exuded such a cool relaxed swing feel, presenting soulful melodic ideas which he enhanced by harmonizing various elements of the solo, and a beautiful, gorgeous tone. Wow.
Thank you! Appreciate you checking out the video 🙏
Thanks for sharing all of your excellent content. @@ChaseMaddox
thx Chase for brining up pros together for this!
I learned new names.
Awesome! I’m hoping to introduce people to some new guitarists 🤘
Great compilation of various styles of blues. Many thanks to all the artists and to you Chase for pulling it together 👏👏👏
Thanks for listening!
So interesting how bobby broom grabs up under the upper strings with his fingers to anchor…never seen anyone do that.
Very observant!
Every single one of them, is top notch, congratulations, personally, I really like Stephane Wrembel as a unique talent, in a peculiar sound style, with his note choices and structure, because even knowing that he uses so many notes, they don't sound scrambled, unpleasant, or with no correlation, or kind of out of sync like so many in jazz. Regardless that the guitar that he uses is not intended to be the cleanest, at that speed, he makes it sound very articulated. Chris Whiteman tone mellow and clean articulated notes, Mason Razavi relaxed tone and structure. Cheers
Thanks for listening! 🙌
Thanks for the time stamps 😊
You’re welcome 😊 Timestamps are necessary for this kind of video.
They were all tremendous, some I watched more than once. Rodney Jones was a great closer because he was so in the moment, looking for new creativity on the fly. Watching his fingers would not a great technique video make but does not matter. It felt hip, it felt cool a little ala GB. Maraming Salamat Chase. 🎵👍🏽
Glad you got inspiration from it! 🙏
Chris Whiteman... so good.
🤘🤘
I'm 3 months late to this. 🔥Thanks what a great idea. Camila Meza. George Benson bettah check his 6. Bobby Broom wow. How can you say one is better than another or even "favorite". And of course Yotam and Sheryl both of whom I love ......
Glad you enjoyed! Check out the other guitar collabs I've done too 👍
Thanks Chase....great idea these videos. They were all good, and l enjoyed particularly the playing of Chris, Mason and Camilla. 👍🎸🎸😮
Glad you like them! Thanks Robert! 🤘
I just love these guitar compilations you put together Chase! Try to get Ulf Wakinius on one of them ? So many great players out there makes me thankful I have a pretty good day job.
Appreciate it, Robert! Good suggestion 👍
Sheryl's tips on the altered 1 to the 4 are great.
Thanks for watching Ali!
Meza was amazing…everyone killed but her scatting at the end was crazy beautiful
She sure was! Thanks for watching! 🤘
@@ChaseMaddoxgreat mix-i liked all of them and loved more than a few!
Love your channel man!
I appreciate that! 🙏
Great video, thanks.
Glad you liked it, Boza! 🤘
What is the tune Bobby Broom is playing (an original of his)? His playing is to die for …
I absolutely loved every moment in this video! ❤️ Congrats on Ramona! Shes beautiful!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video 🤘
@ChaseMaddox Throwing in Stephane Wrembel was so sick to see! I LOVE playing gypsy jazz and it was a pleasant surprise. Thank YOU, sir!!!!
I always try to mix up the styles and approach so it stays fresh 👌
@ChaseMaddox You are the exact person and style I've been looking for to help with my chops. I've been in a guitar rut, playing the same old things over and over but your videos are SO inspiring to transcribe and learn more guitar vocabulary! 🎸 I'll be binge watching all your videos now!
Happy to help! There are ton of guitar lesson videos of mine to watch 🤘Let me know if I can help further.
Thank you❤
Great playing from Camila!
Thanks for watching! 🤘
Thank you !!!
You're welcome!
Bobby Broom sounded fantastic too. Most of the players seem to gravitate towards a certain concept of "tradition", and in fact it's very hard to break this concept playing on a blues. But I think Bobby was able to break this.
Thanks for watching! 🙏
For me, Peter Mazza, Camila Meza, Sheryl Bailey, Rodney Jones got to me.
Wheres your performance Chase!?
Haha these videos are meant to feature other great guitarists, but I appreciate the sentiment 🙏
Shouldn't it be 12 guitar players playing the 12 bar blues? Here I did a quick little imperfect one to round us out. ua-cam.com/video/vJnibujY87A/v-deo.htmlsi=UJhjeIKtoyyhQWsD
Sheryl hands down! 🔥🔥🔥
🙌🙌🙌
Mason really did it for me! Sheryl's chords turned my head.
Thanks for listening!
Yotam never disappointing
Fantastic as always Chase! What's up @petermazzajazzguitar, long time!
Thanks for checking it out, Adam! 🤘
Love Bobby Broom
Wremble & blues en minuer 🔥
Love what he did! 👌
Chris and Camila 👌🏻
Yes! Chris and Camila!
Will Brahm is amazing.
Yes indeed! 🙌
Chris Whiteman, and it is not even close in this case imho. Great job eveyone, thank you for this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow Chris W. !!!
Thanks for watching!
Where is Chef John's solo?
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🤘🤘🤘
Sheryl Bailey 🎉
🤘🤘🤘
Rodney Jones all the way!👏👏👏
Thanks for watching until the end! 🤘
A lot of really great blues, but Rodney, Jeeziss H Balls, that's how it's done.
He crushed it!
wrembel is god
Haha he crushed it 🤘
Good but jazz blues musicians dont play the real blues. They play a 12 bar jazz with some 2 5 1 and 7 chords using to much scale and a few or no one band. Blues is STV, Guy, Winter etc. and most important: If you never use a slide you Will never play blues.
A lot of those blues guys don't use a slide, so by your logic they're also not blues? The point you're missing is this is referring to the 'blues' form and not the 'blues' genre.
When did B.B. use a slide? He will forever be the chairman of the blues. There is no such thing by the way as “real blues”. It is a unique expression of each player. Lightning, B.B., Stevie Ray, Muddy, Cray. They all played so very differently, but it was all the blues.