como hizo dan para tocar esto? totalmente insane

Jazzplayers wearing masks. You are so well-behaved😮‍💨

This is unbelievable.

NICE!!!!

Absolute masterpiece. Boldly going where few dare to tread

Miles, you are so sick

Bravo!!!

Tnx alot sir❤

I did something similar but came at it differently. Ultimately all of these shapes fit together in a superstructure and there are certain regularities as you move between them. Seeing them as both connected and repeating makes it easier to find and remember them.

I know you probably find god after finishing this exercise, but I can't help thinking this can lead to injury.

Like a walk in the sunshine with an occasional puffy white cloud. There is nothing not to like about that. Sweet jam.

How do you get this far out there and stay compelling lol. Super cool.

Wow. Favorite thing I've heard in a long time.

Watching, Listening and most importantly learning from Kathmandu, Nepal 🇳🇵 🙏.

today i was talking about your genial book and immediately appear to me this, thank you for your art

It’s crazy how Miles doesn’t just play the notes Monk would’ve and did play but the feel is exactly right too. He hits when Monk hits. What an insane tribute.

I am very sorry but we need more TRICKSTER ARTCORE... we need new sick records after almost 30 years... Ruff 2 da core 😈

Miles, is that the same guitar you were playing in high school?

Nice presence and playing in the moment by all musicians involved. Great modern jazz players that know the language of the music, from its beginning to the present. Inspired performance.

Damn dude!

Hi Miles, thanks for the videos, love the book,the best out there in my opinion. The new “Advancing Guitarist”in it’s importance. I have a question, what do you think about the learning of all 12 major scales in one fixed position as per the Modern Method for Guitar system. I always struggle with the question of whether it’s necessary to teach my students with this method to understand the fretboard. The way you lay it out just seems so much simpler and more efficient.

Hey, i got the book and its awesome. I have a question: wouldnt the single stroke motion be more efficient the other way (for example, down on the A string and up on D string), as its less distance to go with the pick? Hope you see this and btw the coda in volcano is the best moment in music history

I love you

wow yes

Awesome job on these.

These videos are greatly appreciated. Thank you for the effort. M.

Thank you.

Wonderful work!!

I wonder, how many hours were needed for the band 1)studying this; 2)recording this

Miles Okazaki has become my favorite modern jazz musician. He is developing his own style and sounds. God bless him. My kind of player.

Hi Miles. Is it possile to get ones hand on these patches somewhere? Best

Dude I got wet when I found your channel after messing with your book for awhile thank you!!!!!!

Always loved that solo since I first heard it in 1973

Terrific

holy

!!!sensacional

👍😊🎸🎼🔥

Thank you for this prescious information! Got the book. These videos help a lot with the concepts.

Miles! Just found your book and it’s fascinating. I feel like this type of knowledge will bring me closer to that buckethead style I’ve been chasing for a couple years now!

love it🌱

freakin loving these

And he died at 25…….and just walked in to Benny Goodmans band. Unreal! oh, and it’s played in Ab.

instantly blazed as soon as dan comes in haha

Wow, this is my first hearing of these guys. I read about them in Premier Guitar and had to look them up. I can hear elements of John McLaughlin, Herbie Hancock, and especially Chick Corea. Just fantastic!

Yes.

I knew I was remembering a voicing from Corazon! I was fiddling with inversions on bass guitar and knew I wasn’t smart enough to think of the inner voice motion on my own.

非常驚人的節奏想像，讓人回味無窮

牛逼，

Damn! Mindblowing! I'm in awe!