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Old 02-19-2011, 05:46 PM
 
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Wats the easiest Grant Green solo?

Whats the easiest wes montgomery solo?

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Old 02-19-2011, 05:53 PM
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Wats the easiest Grant Green solo?

Whats the easiest wes montgomery solo?

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None of them. They're all difficult to a certain extent if you want to play them correctly.
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None of them. They're all difficult to a certain extent if you want to play them correctly.
mmmmm... I know... but thats not the answer I am looking for.

can you be specific and concrete please?

I need some genral recomendations for a work, I am not philosophizing bout music.

thank you very much tough.
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mmmmm... I know... but thats not the answer I am looking for.

can you be specific and concrete please?

I need some genral recomendations for a work, I am not philosophizing bout music.

thank you very much tough.
No, I can't. That's the answer. "What you're looking for" is never the answer I'm going to give. You've posted this question several times and not received much response because the solos that Grant Green played aren't easy.
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Start with Charlie Christian and work up to GG and Wes.
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Start with Charlie Christian and work up to GG and Wes.
What song of charlie??

The thing is I am not very familiar with jazz.

thanks a lot.
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No, I can't. That's the answer. "What you're looking for" is never the answer I'm going to give. You've posted this question several times and not received much response because the solos that Grant Green played aren't easy.
So do you think you can tell me the name of a song played by a specific artist that is very easy?
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1) Listen to Grant Green
2) Listen to Wes Montgomery
3) Listen to Charlie Christian
4) Pick a solo that you want to transcribe

Not very hard.
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Start with Blues in B by Charlie Christian. It's very short but it contains many of the basic elements you need to start.
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What song of charlie??

The thing is I am not very familiar with jazz.

thanks a lot.
Try "Ad Lib Blues."
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