A Black preacher with some pure common sense!

Just discovered this channel and I seriously dig it

Wow... This is such a valuable teaching tool. Most education I've got out of a video yet. I am now subscribed, and I am absolutely buying this book!

Yes … tasty and smooth!

@jazzlessonvideos, In the example on the screen at the 23 second mark, how is that a F# pentatonic with an A natural? The notes are actually an A pentatonic...

Great information. I only wish I was capable of remembering it all enough to implement it.

Dude...if you dont kick it in the music industry , you definitely can do it in an audio or video format...like a voice actor! Smooth! I subscribed for the music theory presented easily. ✌️

Sounds a lot like the intro to the song Teeth by Soft Machine (an avant jazz track). Keep up the good work!

It's that sound that it terrible to the ears 😅😅😅

thank you!!

Did guys like Phil Woods, Pepper, Mariano, Getz etc ( and Chad BTW), bought this course and learned bebop articulation from it or from copying Parker, Gillespie, Davis and Co. ? Guys , go and transcribe and emulate as many of the masters as you can. That is the way. Period

"Essentially, it's tritone city." LOL

This is incredibly well done!

Can't hear you

0:40 Nelson Farias, um dos nossos mestres Brasileiros no violão e seus convidados no podcast "um café lá em casa"!!

you play like art pepper

Altered scale lick, play over B7. Resolve to B over E

Great teacher!....

!!!!!! Finally, something that makes way more sense to me than Tune-Based Etudes!!!! After watching this, so many separate Bebop concepts are connecting in my brain! Thank You Nathan!!!!

Thx 👍💪👌

SOOOOO SMOOOOVE

the thing you played at the very start reminded me of when miles davis was trading fours on Four. probably just a coincidence.

Good

I love this!

Back to Mark VI?

gracias muy util ejercicios

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Awesome! Thx I'll definitely use these

Phenomenal performance ❤

Great lesson, really useful for application to real tunes.

“I want a banana” is the triplet version of CMAR, in UK anyway.

Great video. You should add context for feel. It’s cool to notate a lick starts on the 9 hits the m3 and lands on the 13 but a great jazz musician isn’t thinking that while playing. The know what all the intervals feel like and what the result will be before playing the licks. Gotta explain the intent of the music along with the notation for the full impact.

The Honeysuckle Rose lick is the same as the Cry me a River lick if you switch some notes around and shift the octaves, and also flat one note like you do in the altered version.

horn players worst nightmare

There must be many other guitarists who are loving these Bebop videos. - Thanks!

Nice job. I have always been a fan of your material.

Note: in a sense, the typical inside harmonies can actually be outside depending on established context. Even if you were consistently using interchange before and suddenly go diatonic, that can be the part that feels outside, especially if you were avoiding some of those diatonic notes or at least their function in the diatonic part.

TABS PLEASE

Cecil is a great educator! 👏👏👏👏❤️

my God that first line is so good

Donn Lee??? donna lee :)

Great video! Thank you

Wow, I have never seen such a clear but complete and concise explanation of this subject. Nathan, you are so good at what you do. I’m off to the races to get these under my fingers . once I’ve internalized these few , I’ll come back for the course .

Pentatonics are awesomr

Eggcelent!

Great video thanks! How many pieces of vocabulary are in work book?

Good video! More please :) ily nathan

Totally enjoyed this. Very useful. At the stage now where chord tech doesn't completely scare me. Have a great day.

This was “the lick” when I was in college, before people started calling 1,2,b3,4, 2,7,1 “the lick. 😂

Just bought the download after playing along to this video and transposing by ear with my tenor. I don’t fully understand everything you’re explaining, but you make it seem relatively easy. I have a lot of catching up to do 🎷