A II V I Lick Every Jazz Guitarist Needs To Know

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WOW these are the best jazz guitar lessons on youtube buy far. thank god i found it. Congrats Andrian!

kauanmusumeci

Thanks Adrian..always giving back. that's the best way to keep your talent alive !

bluzzedude

Great job! You have a true gift for teaching. You give the pertinent information with your examples while not wasting time on superfluous junk. Subscribed from an accomplished blues/rock/country player looking to add some jazz style to the arsenal. Keep up the great work and cheers from Louisiana!

patrickfoster

Thank you Adrian. Wow, you are so versatile . Enjoying all the lessons. Don't know where to start. Thank you.
Cheers from Canada.

lenbrownoff

Really enjoyed this one, sounds happy. Thanks Adrian

budandbean

I like the way you explain these, demonstrate, and show variations. Now to practice in all keys, many positions, and vary the lick a bit.

JSDJerry

Nice lick+ very nice commentary = great lesson...thank you!

abejacgot

Noice mate..! Thanks for your steady and accurate lessons.

PeterHigbee

Great lesson Adrian! Thanks so much for that last piece too on how to make it fit for a “4 bar” progression! Best wishes from Sacramento CA! 😊

BillWardWesternLights

Very reminiscent of that Cardigans tune, travelling with Charley

silvertongues

Much appreciated and I just subscribed! ~Cheers!

phretbord

great! you have any examples of walking bass? It may be the same video itself

urbanofilho

I know all those licks, and plenty more, proficiently, and I don’t even consider myself a Jazz guitarist per se. These are basic licks that any weekend guitar enthusiast should have in his/her bag of tricks.

NothingMaster

Any advice for fusion licks in A harmonic minor? I got some funky riffs and groovy rhythms but have no idea about how to play the leads

ze-ce.cra_

Very informative. Just a quick little comment, make sure you alter the V chord when it resolves to a minor i chord. It's so important. A G9 going to C-7 doesn't really make sense or flow harmonically. To make it simple you could play a C harmonic minor over that V going to i in minor. However that G mixolydian sound isn't really happening. Just passing on a lesson I've learned the tough way. Nice vids! Keep it up

LesPaulNEPStrat

Nice, I am having some trouble with that Dm7b5 voicing. Can you give it?

tubeguy

6:03 i could hear this lick resolving to a minor major 7 chord if people are feeling spicy enough for that

brink

Adrian I would prefer the Chord degrees rather than finger on fret explanation... just saying. lol ... that way, you can play in any Key !

donngoodside

What other teacher shows this AND Chinese rocks?

lamper

Doin that Yank music like you were one, no offense. It'snice.

brucebaldy

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