Mr. PC (John Coltrane) Jazz Guitar Lesson - Melody & Solo

Mr. PC is a popular minor blues in C, written and recorded by John Coltrane in 1959 for his album Giant Steps. In this guitar lesson, you will learn how to play the melody and how to improvise a solo over its chord changes.

[Johnny_Mor]

One of the most beautiful stuff I ever played. Gracias, kind Sir!

[aodh]

Dirk, your arrangements hit the right spot every time. Love it.

[Allanholds]

Excelente!
Muito bom!
Obrigado pela ajuda

[guillermor.r]

You were one of the first jazz guitarists I heard and the reason I started playing jazz. I love your style. What do you think are your greatest references?

[ejtonefan]

Dirk, measure 6 you play a G# but show indicate a G in your transcription. I assume the transcribed G is a mistake? Also, is this your crafted solo or is it a Coltrane solo? I can't find the Coltrane solo anywhere.

[knotwilg]

Usually the ratio of (useful time spent : video length) is lower than 1. These videos of 1:30 minutes lead to (in my case) days of time well spent practicing.

[christoscholevas]

Congratulations! Great stuff!
What scales / modes do you play at the solo part? Thanks

[jumareagu]

Ooooh, me vengo.😅
¡Tanks you very much!🙏🏽

[ernestocun]

Ab7 after Cm7 reminds me "have you heard" (Pat Metheny)

[aussenlander]

Minor correction. I guess in bar 6, the third note you play is an Ab not an G as noted. Besides that excellent.