3 Hot G Minor Licks That Sound Awesome Over C7

[@stevedouglas7375]

Super cool and crispy licks. I want to get them under my fingers. Thank you Robin!

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Steve Douglas welcome Steve go for it! Robin

[@stevedouglas7375]

@@GypsyJazzSecrets Will do Robin! Thank you.

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Steve Douglas 🎸❤️

[@valmona8147]

AMAZING!!!!!! thanks!!!!

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welcome man all the best to you! Robin

[@doctrinos1897]

This guy REALLY can teach guitar playing! And with friendly attitude! That's bit rare in KZbin, all guitar kings want to be so cooool!

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

ahh thanks for the kind words mate all the best to YOU! Robin

[@thedjangofretts7224]

Thanks for the licks, Robin!

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welcome man all the best to you! Robin

[@aniketjha3557]

Man. Please keep uploading. Subscribed. Love from india

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welcome Aniket! Robin

[@awaywithpaul3423]

Fascinating lesson. I remember reading years ago that you can play minor scale of the 5th over each othe chords in a blues.. this proves how good it can sound. Love those licks.

[@patrickblay7684]

Thank’s a lot Robin, You give us the will to know more about Gypsy Jazz. You passion transpires through your videos. Could you give us the Tabs in order to be able to follow you ? Take care and keep your passion alive.

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

Thanks Patrick the tabs for all my videos and lessons are found in the Gypsy Jazz Club. Could be interesting for you to check out www.gypsyjazzclub.com 🙏💕🎸Robin

[@gossmike]

Thanks for adding the Looper pedal into your lessons. It really makes it much easier to hear the concept.

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

yes it really helps! Still getting used to it :-) Robin

[@richardsullivan6297]

These are classy, swinging licks! Thanks for sharing them Robin.

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Richard Sullivan glad you like them Richard have fun! Robin

[@pororin60]

Cool !!! I can learn your lessons without “headache” every time. Hope see you at Stringphonic one day. Thanks Robin❤️❤️❤️ Masaki, KOBE

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Masaki Shimazaki no headache .fantastic! See you in Osaka! Robin

[@FilmFlam]

Those three licks are really nice. Thanks.

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Welcome Rich! Robin

[@evanbehre4368]

Very useful. I’m beginning to work on Honeysuckle Rose (A section in Fmaj with 4 bars of Gm7 C7 preceding 4 bars of F).

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

That’s the perfect place to apply these licks Evan! Stay inspired!

[@rorygallagher8036]

Very interesting way to think dominant chords. Thank you !

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Cool Rory glad it helps! Robin

[@MrDomBou]

Great again and again ! Thank you Robin !

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Dom Bou welcome Dom! Robin

[@richardross1119]

As per usual....well demonstrated lesson, thanks !

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So glad it helps Richard! Robin

[@brianhitchmough6628]

Hooked on this mate. Great delivery even for me that’s been playing for 47 years. The Gypsy jazz thing is something I’m really trying to get a grip on and your delivery and teaching skills are bang on. Welcome from Manchester by the way.

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Brian Hitchmough cheers Brian happy the lessons help mate... stay inspired! Robin

[@pietropugni5118]

The last lick is gorgeous :)

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Pietro Pugni 🙏Robin

[@douglinaker2368]

Oh yeah great Robin love these ideas - Many thanks.

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Doug Linaker cool Doug cheers mate, Robin

[@bubblevest1544]

Great follow up video. Thanks

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Bubble Vest glad you like it! Robin

[@richsanches4984]

Very cool licks! Thanks Robin. Riff # 3 is almost Bizet.

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Welcome Rich yes right about Bizet! Robin

[@davidmccormack]

As usual, Robin, you cover an awful lot of jazz theory using plain and accessible language - plus you always give us such tuneful examples to work on. I'll be playing these riffs over Honeysuckle Rose at our regular Django jam session here in King's Sutton, UK, tomorrow lunchtime. Thanks again :-)

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David Mccormack perfect David they will work great on ‘Honeysuckle Rose’ over the C7 👌Robin

[@shomarinichols2867]

I feel one step closer to sounding like a pro😭❤ Thanks💯

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

excellent Shomari stay inspired mate! Robin

[@LaTesea]

Aprendiendo mucho. Gracias

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Madays Andino que bien... de nada! Robin

[@enricopaparozzi6844]

maestro, always a peasure! your licks sound tasty, you are a proper artist and a good teacher too

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Enrico Paparozzi thanks for the kind words Enrico! Robin

[@DanieleSRD]

Thanks for this

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welcome Daniele! Robin

[@DanieleSRD]

@@GypsyJazzSecrets thanks Robin, I love your work. I'm guitarist as well and I am following your channel because it's full of great advices.

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@@DanieleSRD happy the lessons help

[@antoniobavia6167]

Discoverd and immediately subcribed!

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Welcome Antonio stay inspired! Robin

[@montaltomusic]

Very very helpful! Keep doing it!

[@shaibal6363]

Three great licks. Thanks Robin.

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Shaibal glad you like them! Robin

[@EverysteinSingleberg]

This guy is class! Think I’ll buy a nylon string soon I really miss this vibe and tone!

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Paul Wilson yeah Paul get swinging and stay inspired! Robin

[@musterionsurly]

mmmm the swing was so infectious there! osmosis rules. also love the way lick two brings out that 9 so well. theres a lot of new mileage from licks already known in this two for five concept. it's good for breaking out of the more literal thinking.

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musterionsurly infectious yes! Glad the licks help. Cheers, Robin

[@evanbehre4368]

It may also work on Charlie Christian’s A Smooth One (credited to Benny Goodman, but Charlie’s idea).

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

Would sound great over A Smooth One indeed!

[@JonAadneAadnesen]

Great video as usual! What kind of pick up are you using on your guitar?

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It's a Joe Barden Humbucker - rocks! Robin

[@Flamenco4U]

…Just got your Hot Licks for the New Year and am wondering if this might work on a nylon string guitar…I’m having fun. Thanks Robin!

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Flamenco4U love the sound of nylon string guitar and love that you’re having fun! Robin

[@MylesLoud]

Tasty !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Yeah Myles enjoy! Robin

[@patwazz7147]

thumbs up, very useful - opens a door - thanks !

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Patrick Schwarz great Pat! Robin

[@maxwesmont]

Cool! What kind of pickup is that?

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mw it’s a Joe Barden Humbucker - rocks! Robin

[@maxwesmont]

Thanks :)

[@agavalence]

Am a little bit confused. If the 5th degree of Cmaj is Gmaj, and the relative minor is Am, how does Gmin work for Cmaj or C7? Thanks! Awesome content, as always, man. God bless you and stay safe, always. \m/

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

Gm or G Dorian has all the good notes for C7 which is C E G Bb. In gypsy jazz we play a C7 the same way we play Gm6 G-E-Bb all the best! Robin

[@agavalence]

@@GypsyJazzSecrets So, playing Gm over C7 isn’t, actually, theory-based? But, you can also play Cmaj over C7, right? Thanks so much for the response and lesson, Robin. Appreciate it. I think, I get it now. :)

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

@@agavalence the key note is Bb which is the dominant 7th in C7 and the minor 3rd in Gm. If you played only C Major over C 7 it would sound bland and would not hit the Bb which is the key not in that chord. Have fun!

[@agavalence]

@@GypsyJazzSecrets So, in that sense, would Am also work on D7? Pardon me for asking too much, Rob. Hope I’m not eating too much of your time. :) Thanks, brother!

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

@@agavalence yes in that sense it does, the same as Gm6 & C7. Record a chord on your phone and then play over it with these ideas

[@AntonGoudsmit]

Yummm!

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Anton Goudsmit tasty! 😁

[@mauricesherbanee6928]

I wish you would show on screen tablature of each lick. It is time consuming to figure out the lick by just watching and trying to capture the notes by sound.

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Maurice Sherbanee yes that would be cool. I would say listening is really important too to develop your ear. Try to get the jist of the lick and find the notes on your guitar. Cheers, Robin

[@bubblevest1544]

I agree with robin. But you can always slow down the playback speed of your you tube videos. In the top right corner

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Bubble Vest yes that’s a good tip! Robin

[@dingoswamphead]

V kuul. 🌨♥

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dingoswamphead yes it is raining here! Robin

[@benjamincorona3877]

Why does your bass have 6 strings? LMAO

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haha!