Lesson - Dirty, Insane, Nasty Pat Martino bent triplet! Continuation of 7 Steps to Pa

[jzucker]

Lesson - Dirty, Insane, Nasty Pat Martino bent triplet! Continuation of 7 Steps to Pat Martino


This lick is really simple but tricky. I had to slow it down to half speed to figure it out back in the late '70s. (For young cats, that was before digital slow-down devices) I learned this off a Tascam 2340 reel to reel!


It's a really cool lick that can be used for inside/outside playing or for 2-5-1 as I demonstrate in this video.


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Jack

00:00 Demo
00:10 Intro
00:35 The basic lick explained
01:09 Variation explained
01:24 Variation demonstrate
01:38 Variation explained
02:45 Analysis of 2nd half
03:14 Conclusion
03:27 Outtro

[MarkRhodes]

You're right, Jack: this lick is simple but tricky.
And yeah, I've heard Pat play this one a lot!
Gonna have to check out your Patreon page.

[jzucker]

You're right, Jack: this lick is simple but tricky.
And yeah, I've heard Pat play this one a lot!
Gonna have to check out your Patreon page.

Thanks Mark. 7 steps to pat martino has turned into a way more, lol...

[ccroft]

Yeah... if there were just 7 steps to get there I would've arrived in '73 :-)

Thanks for these Jack. Copping licks is kinda new to me, and it's fun!

[jzucker]

Yeah... if there were just 7 steps to get there I would've arrived in '73 :-)

Thanks for these Jack. Copping licks is kinda new to me, and it's fun!

Learning to play them myself is a challenge so it's really helpful for me, too!

[ccroft]

And that's the main reason I'm into it. I doubt I'll ever use any of these verbatim, but they're leading me into new territory. Like... never in a million years would I have thought of shifting my index down 3 frets like in... can't remember which one just now. The one you *HAVE* to know I think. I use all kinds of other shifts, but never done it like that. Down or up.

New ways of playing = new directions and new music.

[jzucker]

And that's the main reason I'm into it. I doubt I'll ever use any of these verbatim, but they're leading me into new territory. Like... never in a million years would I have thought of shifting my index down 3 frets like in... can't remember which one just now. The one you *HAVE* to know I think. I use all kinds of other shifts, but never done it like that. Down or up.

New ways of playing = new directions and new music.

I'm working on an ascending version now. Very challenging.

[bluejaybill]

And that's the main reason I'm into it. I doubt I'll ever use any of these verbatim, but they're leading me into new territory. Like... never in a million years would I have thought of shifting my index down 3 frets like in... can't remember which one just now. The one you *HAVE* to know I think. I use all kinds of other shifts, but never done it like that. Down or up.

New ways of playing = new directions and new music.

Yes, Jack, I was wondering if that's one you came up with or if it was a Pat Martino move?

[jzucker]

I stole this off of his version of Oleo!