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while this is not "Jazz/blues"
it IS some of the best playing by one of the best
and pick up some of his licks
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03-24-2022 03:40 PM
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That's more like it indeed
Today felt more like this for me (reality was quite different though )
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Originally Posted by AllanAllen
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Originally Posted by wolflen
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Originally Posted by grahambop
I guess there are limits even for me on how far I can go back in music. Still, I owe it to myself to learn a Charlie Christian type solo or two, since many have incorporated his style.
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I like he throws in a tiny bit of outside notes... And as always Carlton's mastery of dynamics from phrase to phrase and within phrases
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That's funny, fep, I was going to post two vids and the other one was going to be D Nat Blues but I decided on one in the end. Strange world :-)
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My favorite player John Scofield and his great jazz blues solo.This is my nr 1.
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Originally Posted by ragman1
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Originally Posted by kris
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George Benson with Jimmy Smith (GB's solo starts just after 3:00)
Pat Metheny with Josh Redman
Mike Stern
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That George Benson solo and song really hit the spot!
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kris,
Can you tell me the title of that really long Jazz Blue Improvisation video that you posted? I can't remember the fellows name. I think he soloed for 60 minutes or something like that. You took on the challenge and soloed for a long time yourself.
Please give me the title so that I can look it up again.
Thank you.
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Originally Posted by AlsoRan
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One of my favorite jazz guitar blues of all time, Wes Montgomery's "The Thumb." It is on my bucket list to learn .
Len
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Oh, I think I'm beginning to get it now
Best Jazz over a Blues bass Guitar Solos, Please
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Originally Posted by Len R
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Originally Posted by grahambop
Thanks, it was Rodney and Mark.
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Mark Whitfield .
Ray
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and this :
Ray
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Originally Posted by RayS
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Originally Posted by James W
Hello James, in the words of a previous poster, "while this is not a" typical "jazz/blues" it does combine elements from several styles (classical/country/jazz/blues and even some pop rock..the bit in the intro à la Pink Floyd at 0.40" ). After around 3'.00 " it starts to sound rather bluesy/jazzy .....And it does feature a darn fine guitar solo.
Ray
Ed Cherry at Small Last Night (6/3/24)
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