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The video explains all! Let me know if you can view this, please.
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01-08-2019 03:32 PM
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I can see it but you're playing upside down....
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
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Originally Posted by dot75
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
Nice! I have never tried to record my own comping but maybe I should.
Gretsch?
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
Yes, a Gretsch G3191, called an Historic Series and made in Korea. Good general workhorse guitar that I don't worry about taking to gigs. When I figure out how to record directly with all the junk I have you'll get to hear it amplified.
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So, yeah, I started a vid talking about the Joe Pass Guitar Style book from page one, but currently I'm sick with a cold that's causing me to cough uncontrollably sometimes and it's aggravated by talking. I'll probably try again tomorrow in tiny segments.
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
It might work well enough to learn the lines in part two and then talk about the parts in part one that seem relevant to that. (Starting with blues lines, the portions of part one dealing with dominant chords snd their substitutions may seem most relevant.) Just a thought.
O, and something in your pdf about Joe's chord / scale / arpeggio exercise could be very helpful to many of us. Joe was keen on playing out of "forms" and said "the notes you need are under (or right around) your fingers." Since the blues have (relatively) few chords, it might be eye-opening for those less-versed in this to see how the lines relate to chord grips Joe used.
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Anyone care to comment on RB's youtube series on Joe Pass style feat. Virtuoso. Somehow Beato has a great communication style - intermed to advanced doesn't matter. He gets it across....
Would be interested to hear about anyone else who has found equiv or better by others in YT tutorials.
This guy's output is enviable and he also displays wide knowldge of other topics ... for now, though just interested in good clear exposition about comping chords and connecting runs.
Thanks for reading....
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
It won't play in a browser for me (Chrome/firefox/opera) - download only then it's upside down...first time for everything.
More importantly, sounds good...
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Plays fine for me on Safari/Mac. Just what the doctor ordered! Translating a bunch of squiggles into music I understand. Nice job.
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Hey all,
Here's my first installment of Joe Pass Guitar Style from page 1. This is my contribution towards explaining how to translate the text of the book into playable examples and then how to apply them. I'll follow shortly with a page of notation and TAB for all the chords I demonstrated. This movie file is a little bigger than the last one, so it seems to be getting stuck sometimes in playback directly off my website. Any ideas where to host other than Youtube?
http://claymoore.com/Joe_Pass_Style_pg_1a.MOV
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
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Hey gang,
Here's the PDF of the chords I played in the video I posted earlier today.
http://claymoore.com/Joe_Pass_Guitar_Style_pg_1a.pdf
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Hey all,
I'm on kind of a roll, here, so I'm posting the 2nd part of the Joe Pass Guitar Style (JPGS for short) section harmony, 7th chords.
http://claymoore.com/Joe_Pass_Style_pg_1b.MOV
http://claymoore.com/Joe_Pass_Guitar_Style_pg_1b.pdf
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Just got the book today
Probably won't get a chance to do much until Saturday though but the video was great
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Originally Posted by jim777
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Originally Posted by dot75
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
Great stuff, got some catching up to do..
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Thanks Clay, I have just watched your videos. This is quite an undertaking, will you be going through the whole book in that way?
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Originally Posted by andyb
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
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I've put the first Blues into Musescore
Free music composition and notation software | MuseScore
(Free download for Linux/Windoze/Mac - dead easy to use)...mainly because you can click Menu, Notes, Transpose & put it in any key you like - the man did say play everything in every key...I had to zip the file so I hope it works...
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Originally Posted by dot75
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Originally Posted by guitarbuddy
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Turns out you can save it as anything you want, midi & Musicxml attached. The latter is recommended by musescore 'cause you can edit the file etc. Hope this works...
++++ errors corrected ++++Last edited by dot75; 01-13-2019 at 03:58 PM.
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