Grant Green's Guide to the MINOR Blues!

In today's lesson video we are going over Grant Green's solo on Tracin' Tracy. In this solo we will look at all the different ways Grant approaches playing over the minor blues! We will cover V-i lines, minor 6th lines, small V-i lines, and great blues licks!

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[LarrySiden]

I can’t believe I waited so long to watch this. A hidden gem!

[robertthurman]

I'd pay money for I Concentrate On You or It Ain't Necessarily So tabs/transcription. Love that stuff from him. It's great to finally see some GREAT Grant Green content on YT. Well done, sir!

[SamLarsen]

Awesome job Nathan! This video is top notch. By far the best video on understanding not only Grant's melodic approach to playing the changes, but the key to taking this knowledge and applying it to many jazz progressions as you progress as a player on your jazz journey. Well done!!!

[pan-ko]

Grant must be smiling up above from the heaven's jazz club, beautifully played !

[Uruguay]

I’m loving this tab! Even as I learn it slowly, every note sounds so good, especially your etude! Your playing and tone is knocking me out too..that B6 PU is dialed in!
Thank you!

[colingardiner]

Great topic and cool song and Solo that I hadn't heard. Thanks a ton Nathan. From a GG fan

[salvadorgarcia]

Como siempre, excelente. Muchas gracias maestro.

[vendome]

Grant is my biggest influence as a jazz guitarist. Thanks for this informative lesson Nathan, you identify some signature lines here.

[pan-ko]

I keep coming back to this lesson not for learning purposes, but rather to hear Nathan's tasteful soloing on Tracing Tracey, Nathan have you recorded this tune somewhere?

[drlano]

Nice lesson! Did he use many bebop concepts as well in this minor blues?