All of You - BGVL Preview

Join me in this video lesson as I dive deep into the classic Cole Porter tune, "All of You." I cover everything from the susb9 chord to the minor 6 pentatonic, as well as techniques for comping and soloing. This lesson includes a detailed PDF with both notation and tab, plus a backing track featuring Grammy Award-winning drummer Ulysses Owens Jr. Don't miss out on this comprehensive guide to mastering "All of You"!

00:00 - Example 1
00:28 - Example 2
00:46 - Example 3
01:06 - Performance

Barry Greene, a distinguished jazz guitarist, has been a prominent educator in the field for over 25 years. As a professor of jazz studies at the University of North Florida, he possesses a wealth of experience in both performance and instruction. His impressive resume includes performances across the United States and Europe, earning acclaim from renowned guitarists worldwide. Seize the chance to learn from one of the most esteemed jazz guitar educators in the industry.

[JohnA]

I haven't seen one of your videos in a while and I forgot just how wonderful you play.

[Ctouch]

Fantastic playing Barry! You've got a new fan!

[gregoryhillis]

Smooth lines, gorgeous tone. Always classic and cool.

[smatlanta]

Hooray!!!! I've been waiting for this one! thanks!

[AndrewJanusson]

Such a master. Thanks for sharing as always 🙏

[sullivanrosario]

Hey, I’m a new subscriber/follower as of today and wow, you have sooo many chord voicings I need to learn.

[JaySooKT]

Barry, I just discovered your YouTube channel and website. I love your guitar style, your personal style, you just exude cool! Love, love, love your playing.

[henryprice]

I like your licks a lot Barry" smooth progressions moving intonation values! Play it man!

[DavidBarrowIII]

I can't wait...

Also, someday I hope you do a lesson on "A Flower is a Lovesome Thing" by Billy Strayhorn.

[markslist]

Great playing. It sounds like you're using La Bella Flats 12 custom? I'm glad you went with the Bravo model, say over the 16b. The Bravo sounds much more even. What amp are you using?

[champanachampana]

Good night Mr. Green. I got wind of you coming to the end of the pandemic, then you kind of disappeared. I would really like to do a duet with you. Maybe asking for too much, but I’m good with the ask.