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Bruce Gregori
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This is the place to learn Guitar in a practical way. Learn skills within songs and how to link those skills to other songs so you never have to feel lost on a tune! Take your playing to the next level, today!
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That is right friends the Klon Centaur the mystical pedal from the Roman 90's has just dropped - well kind of....I mean now it is actually called a Bad Monkey and made by Digitech and well...you get the idea. And to be honest, this pedal sounds very close to the original but also has the cool feature of sounding like a tube screamer as well. Soft, hard, somewhere in between clips of joy! RE-JOYCE or something like that. BG
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Nice presentation & explanation of material . Ty🙏
¡Kojonudo, Bruce! Saludos desde Madrid.
Great Lesson and Guitar Playing and Nice tone. I am going to sign up for some lessons
Great again 👌
¡Kojonudo, tío!
¡Kojonudo, tío! Saludos desde Madrid.
Fantastic!
what guitar strap is that?
Nice playing
Hi Bruce cool analysis; I always perceived the 1st 4 measures of B section as being a minor ii/v resolving to Fm7 ( gm7b5b13/ C7#5b9/ Fm7) Thoughts?
Kenny as well as Pat Martino and George Benson amongst other jazzers use moving ii-v progressions alot to spice things up. You will see this alot a minor 3rd up from the regular ii chord. So in this case Bbm7 (instead of Gm7). Super imposed harmony exists all over jazz from Mr. PC to Cisco by Pat Martino and on and on. Basically you are taking away the ii and/or the v and subbing it for something else to make it slicker. You could blow over Gm7b5 to Calt and it would sound interesting possibly. But in this case Kenny made a "hard" decision to nail the Bbm7 since it follows the melody line specifically. He blows over these changes in his solo vs thinking Gm7b5. If you listen to Mr. PC, alternatively Trane plays over the altered changes of Ab7 G7Alt to Cm as well as Dm7b5 to G7 Alt - but that is Trane and that is what he does! Kenny is more of an in the box compositional type player so he wrote what he wants to hear and rarely does he venture outside. Having said all of that - he did do an album with Trane and there he does blow outside of the changes at times so he knows how, but may prefer something else. On this tune, I think since it is really simple and hip, I usually stay to the stock changes since I like to play off the chord melody which is really nice and oh so KB.
@@brucegregori very cool! Thank you for an awesome explanation!
Second time watching this. You make it so straightforward I understand it without even having my guitar in my hands
Hola Bruce, saludos desde Madrid (España). No me importaría quedarme calvo, si con ello consiguiera llegar a tocar como tu. Un abrazo.
I haven’t see you in my feed for a while. These are great…thanks.
Cool lesson! Bit late to the party but really like your style of teaching. Cheers 🍻🇦🇺
Fantastic video. I stumbled upon this because I found the B section confusing and was looking for a harmonic analysis. Yours was very useful (though the Gbmaj7 to Bmaj7 is still somewhat myaterious to me)
Wes is just mixing it up here. Falling down or back cycling is pretty common in tunes in order to get from one place to another or from one key to the next. so he takes a ii-V to Ab first then using a dominate IV or a secondary dominate approach. We can think of the Db7 as the V of Gb and of course the IV of Gb is B and a simple minot ii-v back to Fm. Wes wasn't a reader but he did understand harmony and how to get from one place to another. In this case as in many of his tunes he uses the idea of connectivity - ie how a chord can be related to the current or even other key centers. George Benson does this alot using Maj7ths. He could have kept this going by stacking Maj 7ths if he wanted, B to E to A to D, then GMaj to Gm to C7. Endless ideas.
Can you comment on the chords provided in the Real Book and on iReal Pro? They are certainly '"related" chords, but I don't think they sound good against the melody. I used those chords as a back track for Four and it just didn't sound right.
Hi Jah - Basically the real book is kind of point in time or someone's version. I think a good thing to remember is; The changes on these tunes are just there to support the head and the melodies played over them. They are dynamic, not set in stone. And while ireal or the book is cool it gives improvisers a distorted view of how to navigate this music - sometimes. The other thing to also recognize is during a tune, changes as well as melodies tend to get mashed up and reharmonized all the time -without any discussion this is going to happen or not happen. It is part of the being present and listening to what is happening in the moment at all times. So in a case like this a chord player might drive the bus here or even a melody player and the goal is these two thing would line up because everyone is actively listening. Remember it's goal not a rule. And sometimes it doesn't work lol. A good tune to listen to that is simple is Mr.PC where there are times the changes are the real book changes and other times they are more standard minor blues. All while Trane, at times plays over both sets, plays the actually "in the moment: changes" and modally as well - just maybe C Dorian or C Pentatonic over the entire form. And somehow it works, because everyone is on board. It is not a "hard" concept just a different one than soling over Evil Ways which is pretty much A Dorian and no one changes any chord for 25 minutes! lol. Hope that helps!
Great lesson!! Thanks! I learned this tune in 1979 and I'm still working on it. I'm a funk, R&B, reggae, Santana player, but tunes like this help make my "rock" solos sound much better.
And I'm here struggling with a C Chord 😢
great channel, i get all my new standards here
so helpful
great run-through, but also, what is that very cool guitar?
Benedetto Bambino
@@brucegregori thank you!
Best All Blues lesson on youtube, period! Huge thanks!!
that Guitar is Beautiful.
What's your guitar with such a good sound?
That is a Benedetto Bambino.
Hi Bruce! Why not playing Bbm6 instead of m7?
You can. Different sound, but I also play Dorian too which highlights the 6th. You could also go between m7, m6 here which would sound good as well.
After the theme, want are the chord?
Great lesson, and fantastic choice with Mr PC, thank you!
I imagine a hot Texas day, roasting hot, mid summer. The flies buzzing. this music needs to fit this picture. It really doesn’t need messing with. In my quintet we start with just guitar and vocal, then bring in brushes and bass and then sax. It slowly builds to a climax like a summer storm. brilliant tune.
Just got mine and I really dig it.
i like more this version ua-cam.com/video/UkwfQmPKWyg/v-deo.html ❣
Great lesson! Thanks
Hi Bruce, You are an excellent and inspiring guitar player.Your lessons are worth watching. Thank you for being one of the best teachers across the you tube landscape.
Hi,do you provide private face-to-face classes in New York?
Via online
Thank you so much for this amazing demo video! You just sold this guitar to me, it should be shipped today! What strings are you using? It seems that you have a wound third and quite fat gauge. Thanks again!
Super nice guitar
Beautifully explained.... wonderful teaching, God bless you.
The chords commonly used today for this tune are jazzed-up versions of the original harmony. The original first chord was a I diminished. The "backdoor" dominant is just another way of expressing iv from the parallel minor key (minor plagal cadence). Often, people will turn the backdoor dominant chord into a ii-V, which makes the iv explicit, even though the interposed dominant chord intervenes with the root movement of iv to I. And a iii chord is just another way of expressing the tonic. The B-flat minor to F Major is a minor plagal cadence to F Major, though I tend to think B-Flat lydian once I land on the F Major chord.
how do one get the notes for this piece means the bass voice and the cords ?
There is a link for the chart in the description.
@ 8:56 you call it an F# triad but I think it's a kind of power chord, right?
Basically it is a triad.
Yeah, I guess you're right because it does have 3 notes.....
Thank you so much. Great teaching.
Isn't this a minor blues? I think it sounds better with Eb m7 and Ab m7...
Basically it is blues. But Trane plays lots of dominant eb7 and ab7 on this tune. On the IV chord he uses lots of #4 or a Lydian dominant sound. This is something Joe Pasd did a lot of even on the I chord. So , it’s not a minor blues per se. Check out Mr. PC as a contrast.
Geez, that sounds really good! I hear so many great things about Neural's Mesa plugin. This demo was tight n' toight!
Great video. I cannot locate the link/tab for the Chord Melody.
Check out the web link.
Love your improvising over this, so smooth, defo gonna take some tips. Great vid, love this song
this deserves 100 times more views!
This blew my mind, I've never quite grasped how to solo over this until now, gonna get to woodshedding now haha
Is that an SE? Looks like the controls for an SE.
Yup
First time I ever was able to get the Coltrane changes. Thanks!
😎✨✨✨ it happened to me
Wow what an awesome video - I’m definitely on the Gregori Train now…. I know jazz is fluid and there’s no one melody to any tune, just a question about something I’m hearing on the downbeat of measure 9 - you’re playing the 5th and on the recording I think they play the flat 7th.. in any case I love your sound, thanks!! …I’m just starting to learn the basic melody but just thought I should ask so I can get grounded and then start to explore things from there. My goal right now is to transcribe Curtis Fuller’s solo.. cheers and thanks for the video, you rock!
On the melody - since there are more than one horn and piano - it would common to play a harmony note. Experiment with the one you like the best. I like to learn the melody as is then play around with it. That is how you improvise! Peace man.
@@brucegregoricool thanks so much!!