Jimmy Bruno's Everything You Wanted to Know About Jazz Guitar...
Вставка
- Опубліковано 30 лип 2016
- ...but were afraid to ask. PT.1 of a multi-part series from Jimmy Bruno. Learn more about mastering your jazz guitar technique at jbguitarworkshop.com/
If you have a question for Jimmy, leave it in the comments below.
Part 2 can be found here: • Jimmy Bruno Answers Yo...
am in mid 60's still play, scary , love it Brothers,
‘If you take off a day you might lose what you practised a day earlier’ What a slap-your-forehead moment! Beautiful wise statement - all the more powerful for being simple and obvious…
In rehearsal with a guitarist friend, I was introduced to Jimmy Bruno. I'd felt I had known you, Jimmy, for at least the past 30 years! Not only is your music and approach so damn tasteful, but you've got a real human way with everything. I'm not sure how I missed you, but it's never too late. For all of you out there, Jimmy is THE MAN.
Im glad Jimmy still around. He's my new Joe Pass. I plan to collect all his videos.... for future learning.
I just chanced on this vid. And with the first minute, Homie was speaking the language of music I grew up with.
I'm friggin proud to see people my age throwing down the shit!!
I'm 67.
Hi Jimmy! I lived in Philly and saw you play in the 90s. Great memory and glad to see you out here helping people.
Thanks Jimmy your the guitar player we all want to be. What a wonderful person. 😇👍
I could sit and talk guitar with this dude for an entire day! He's so down to earth...cool dude!✌
Jimmy Bruno's 5 shapes technique of mastering scales and modes changed my life. It gave an ear learner a place to understand from. Thank You Jimmy Bruno.
Is there somewhere I can look these up or if you can share? Thank you
Yes pls
Every Jimmy Bruno has a valuable lesson. Even his amp settings he speaks of are helpful to get good tone. Old school and still cool as fuck. 🏆💯
These videos are essential for guitarists and musicians who want to expand on their craft. God Bless you Jimmy.
Jimmy, you just made me realize something at 3:00. I dig movement. Music gets more interesting when there's a sense of movement. Heck, even drums! When you add grace notes or let your stick bounce to a stop on the snare, it's movement. Thank you for teaching us all about feeling. It's a big part of what music is about.
This feels like therapy. Wish I had someone to spend time with him and ask some dumb questions.
Thanks Jimmy your videos are essential for guitarists and musicians who want to expand their knowledge and creativity
i love you Jimmy. You're the man. thank you for clearing up on playing giant steps that way. that is really helpful not only for that tune but for others as well.
Hi Jimmy.....from Scotland.I attended a Howard Roberts Course many Years ago and he called the tune "All the Chords there are"....love your playing Jimmy.
JB
Thank you, Jimmy. This is a very cool, straight-forward and informative session.
Jimmy’s a modest genius.
It's a real honor to spend time with you. Thanks Jimmy Bruno!
Thanks Jimmy. Very helpful and I liked the practice exercise you demonstrated. I appreciate the time you put in for the rest of us.
I just stumbled on your channel. We met years ago at a workshop in San Jose where I taught. We've also shared drummers in Billy Jones. Just wanted to say thanks, I'm enjoying learning from your experience. This is very cool and honest, no BS! Thanks.
Just discovered your video, channel today. Very inspirational on so many levels. You've inspired me to get back into jazz studies, charts. Thank you. Subscribed.
Love it man! Keep at it! This is exactly the type of content I love to see. It's like siting down for coffee and picking a legends brain! A good ole boy! Very inspiring! 🙏
I throughly enjoyed this.
Thanks for sharing your insights.
I'm a blues player through and through and didn't think I had an interest in Jazz, but this man is so well spoken, informative, and seems so humble... He definitely peaked my interest and I'm gonna check out more on this gentleman.
Just finished watching the entire video. I enjoyed that tremendously, thanks. Will be tuning in again.
Glad to hear you, Jimmy!!!
Thanks for sharing your experience.
This is the only place on UA-cam to hear a Benedetto unplugged.
if giant steps is a test, i give you 100% A+ cuz your version is the best iv heard. i listen to it often. your giant steps is just insane.
Thanks Jimmy, you are a real master, I will always be grateful for his teachings, soon I return to JBGW.
Massa, ozeias
Great job 👍, thanks for sharing, Greatest advice I ever received. 🎸, Thank you, CEG.🙏
Brilliant Info, Thank you so much for sharing, I have learned so much already.
thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you Sir, for sharing your knowledge,you are very helpful
Jimmy Bruno,this is a great video,I hope there are more,God Bless.
Thank you for sharing!
Great Sery Jimmy. I am a very old friend of Jack Wilkins and learnt a lot from him in the end of the 90's. He came to Montreal 3 times for a week to help me with my playing and I went half a dozen times to his place in NYC.I offered him 2 instruments, the Tal Farlow he is still playing with and a very nice old L7C. I just realized it was almost 20 years ago and I do not believe he would recognize my playing though...
I like your playing and I think this very of yours is great .
JP
love the lessons , thanks my friend
Great! Thank you Jimmy
wow, great stuff here! thanks for the honest and kind approach. cheers
Great video. Picked up a lot of info. Cute pups.
Mr. Bruno you are a Legend! I like the "Martini" comparison btw...thank you for telling us your "secrets"!
I am with you on All the Things You Are!
Love this, Jimmy!
Excellent video. A lot of super useful info here. 🙏
Great job Jimmyl
Thanks Mr. Bruno. I studied with Ed Flanagan, Joe Federico and Dennis Sandole a hundred years ago. It is great to hear you put into simple terms concepts that can so easily fill the student's mind with confusion. I studied jazz with those teachers for seven years, but then came the siren call of flamenco music and I strayed from that training ground, but all those years of theory, ear training, improvisation have helped me immensely to crack the codes of another kind of difficult music. Also, my ability to take a phrase and expand it has also slowed my progress in gaining the fundamentals of flamenco; it was too easy for me to take a line and twist it into something else, so I had to really discipline myself to keep it simple and learn from the bottom up again. Thanks for sharing your lifetime of experience.
Seems. all the players from Philly went to Dennis Sandole . I know three of them and they all play in a similar fashion- well. He wrote a book but he passed before I ever would have had a chance to learn
From him. 14:28
Lots of wisdom there, thanks!
Very enjoyable video jimmy, I learned some new ideas. Thanks
Thank you Jimmy.
Thanks for answering my questions, Jimmy!
Good info, Thanks...
Thanks for the education , really makes the difference , sharing years of experience , I love it , Alfred NYC /PR
Ok Jimmy! All the Things You Are it is. I've got that one in a songbook. Gonna start today. ♡
Ohh... I am Taken Back N Time N College N His Jazz Improvisation Classes Of Which I'M Xtremely Proud Saying I Passed Because I Paid Attention..& The Thing Is; I Wasn't A Guitar Major...C.C.P 🎼🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶Performance Alum-Class Of 2002 Xtremely I Thank U Mr.Jimmy 4 Giving Me A Chance...U Saw N My Struggle The Voracious Hunger I HAD As Ur Student & U Played No Kinda Games Wit Me @ All!!
Here I am up,a Spanish mountain and I've never heard of you.....but....I'm still trying to learn jazz and all sorts of other music on my beat up old Yamaha acoustic....for 50 years!....so I really enjoyed your video and comments. Thanks very much.
Fabulous and entertaining ❤
What an amazing guy!
This was great! One can spend a lot of time on UA-cam trying to figure out how to learn the guitar but the reality is that you won't learn the guitar on UA-cam. One must put in the long hours and the work. Practice, practice, practice and then practice some more.
nice sir, just stomping in.
"All the things you are", indeed!
It was educational. I like your laid-back common sense approach. Good video. Your pooch added that special "percussion" sound that added spice to your message!
This was a new channel for me, loved it, Regards from Oslo
Thank you sensei 🎉❤
Love the dog up stairs as well, he wants to be in the set too, very cutie !!!
hi jimmy , met you years ago in san jos'e at the jazz festival awesome thanks for the info !!!
Great lesson. I wish to one day come close to your knowledge of guitar
love the man could play stuff
My Goodness Jimmy! Look at all the thousands of people in this world whose lives are transformed by the touch of your hands!
very interesting , Thank you !
Thank you Sir!
Great stuff, Jimmy... Keep it coming! :D
I must say I've only just literally a couple days back rediscovered Jimmy Bruno (I first discovered and regularly enjoyed listening to him back in the early 90s). Now the rediscovery is more likely to become a religion, as long as Mr Bruno keeps uploading these treasure chest! A new but equally fascinating addition to his music is his verbal discourse and musical-social practical concepts. THANKS, Jimmy!!
Same happened with me
I get your style of play I consider myself a beginner yet I am not going to give up.
on 8:50 the exercise he does is:
on a mjor scale (he is on the key of B) play:
Tonic - maj 7 - root - maj3/min3 (depending on which scale degree the note is)
What a beautiful individual. Off topic, but I love how Delighla stops after been asked politely.
Basic yet monumentally imperative information.
Saw Jimmy a couple times in L A. What a great player!
So, he's still alive?
@@NoWayOut55I’m wondering to
I love it ...👍
Yaaaaayyy!!!!
Excellent!!!!!
listen to this guy.... He's really cool !!! got his concord CD with Vignola and Alden, awesome one !!!
Thank you fot the learnin’s
I like this man.
Thanks Bruno, i wish i could meet you in person, you too cool!
Feel free to leave a comment.
thank you!!
This is great -- definitely more ;-)
these might be the best
Thank you....
still love it!!
Keep it going.
love the folks from 80, 9o years ago, so real ta me,
good video, helpful for sure. Cute dog as well !!
I play both piano, base and guitar.. it's good to do more than one.. I am a fan of everybody doing their part..I use the word synergy. The sum is greater than it's parts. Subscribed.. Having fun using IrealPro backing tracks.. just did fly me to the moon.. Sounded close to being in a studio.
"Bass"
I just bought youre dvd “no nononsense jazz“, amazing tutorial.
Have you heard of the jazz guitar player Michael Sagmeister? He is really great too
Love his dwogs
wow great video and advice and especially love your honesty no bs . question, any tips or exercises for someone with a smaller hand that can't really stretch across 5 frets to play the more complex chord shapes ? Thank You Sir !
thanks
Thank you. You've got a wonderful voice! You should tell stories and fairy tales! 😊
From starting to really learn both, Jazz Guitar, as in the way jazz guitarists like Jimmy Bruno play, is like slightly simplified classical guitar. They both merge chord voicings and arpeggios and melodic lines into the playing, instead of just doing a chord progression.