Gypsy Jazz Guitar Lesson - "Djangology"

wdickerson

PapsPier

Very nice video! No chatting, straight to the point (and nice sound)
It makes me want to check the recordings to try to identify those licks!

Josechiky

Awesome!!!Thank you so much,Will!Really useful and appreciated for learners like me

wdickerson

PapsPier wrote: »

Very nice video! No chatting, straight to the point (and nice sound)
It makes me want to check the recordings to try to identify those licks!

Thank you! The sound is from a Zoom H5. Let me know if you need help identifying the recordings

Josechiky wrote: »

Awesome!!!Thank you so much,Will!Really useful and appreciated for learners like me

I'm glad you find it useful! Are there other chord progression or songs that you'd like to see a similar video for?

Jim Kaznosky

Rhythm changes, Will. That's a tough one for a lot of folks. I'd be interested to see what you've picked up.

wim

Man, you could guess the players without even looking at the attributions (especially Adrien). Fun!

Bones

WD. thanks for that! Yeah plus one for Rhythm Changes A section.

PS- went on ur Youtube page and really liked ur take on Minor Blues!

Josechiky

Will, everything you´d decide will be ok! Maybe, just like the other guys suggested, one for Rhythm Changes, or a simple one for Coquette :-).

wdickerson

Thanks for the input everyone! I'm uploading a video on Rhythm Changes now. I'll look at the last eight bars of Django's Tiger next.

Bones wrote: »

WD. thanks for that! Yeah plus one for Rhythm Changes A section.

PS- went on ur Youtube page and really liked ur take on Minor Blues!

Thanks for watching our Minor Blues video! Here's a link to our EP: https://swingtheorymtl.bandcamp.com/releases

Bones

Yeah those last 8 of DT are a killer! Thanks!

wim

The stuff on bandcamp is good. Sounds like you have a really nice GJ scene up in Montreal