Improvise on "There Will Never Be Another You" Like a Pro - Jazz Guitar Tutorial

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This is episode 6 of my series about learning jazz standards, ALL of them! One episode it will be a gypsy jazz standard and the following a straight ahead jazz standard.
Join me this week and every week to learn all the tunes you ever wanted to learn and kill it at your next jam!
Playlist with all episodes of this series: • Learn Every Jazz Stand...
Useful links:
- backing track for 'There Will Never Be Another You': • There Will Never Be An...
- van Hemert System (fretboard system) explanation: • CAGED vs 3-Notes-Per-S...
- metronome system to practice new lines: • WARNING: NOT FOR CRYBA...
- gypsy jazz loops loops: • 'Gypsy Jazz Loops', a ...
- learn the mechanics of basic gypsy jazz rhythm: • Gypsy Jazz Rhythm Guit...
- learn this secret rhythm trick: • Rhythm Guitar Trick Th...
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Guitars used in this video:
- Peerless 'Monarch'

[@ChristiaanvanHemert]

Sorry folks, It seems I put the backing track a little too loud!

[@mintygreen8760]

5:12 Tenor Madness!

[@jaystafford2089]

I think that Charlie Parker 251 lick comes from tenor madness

[@mintygreen8760]

8:20 I think Peter Bernstein got that from Wes! It’s the opening phrase on Wes Montgomery’s solo on If I Should Lose You from the album Groove Yard.

[@marcus2515]

Kool, Christiaan, Great song!!!

[@DrJoshGuitar]

Great tune. How do you remember all the lines? I have a tendency to forget them after a few days although one out of every five sticks easier.

[@MorningCarnival]

More practice I’m afraid.

[@ArtRodent]

Backing track sound balance is fine on tablet speakers/ headphones. Already a great lesson 5" mins in, thanks so much Christiaan. (I like to use colour coding too. Great idea to add to your transcriptions)