Composing Solos to Improve Your Improvising

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[@PeterConnors-tv8iw]

Sometimes it has to be jazz; nothing else will do! Love it Jack.

[@taildragger53]

Absolutely perfect video! "'The Nearness Of You"' is a rare piece to be used in an example and i'm so glad you used it. Love the tone chosen. Jack, you are inspirational.

[@RussShirley1]

Very good explanation of your thought and music process, thanks Jack.

[@robertscherer8860]

Just a quick shout out to an amazing human being!

[@anyoneallen4082]

Great lesson, Jack 🙏

[@13thAMG]

Jazz is my main go to and you are a multi genre Maestro, Jack. 🙂

[@barrysebastian9584]

Well done - and, beautifully played👏😁

[@matthewcasey892]

Perfect lesson for me. Thank you.

[@richholmes6281]

Great lesson! Thanks 🎸

[@stephenowen5229]

Impeccable as always.

[@JackRuch]

Appreciate that. Thank!

[@thelion27]

Excellent lesson..! Just transcribed and ready to do the arpeggios- I might write down the 3sand 7s under each chord- as a target note goal- idk if you talk about intervals but would love a lesson on that! And how you connect positions - I use the same way and same fingers each time and my hunch is there's other ways -( I know you mentioned it here for down the road and not for this lesson but just wanted to say that would be a valuable lesson and you would Give a great lesson on that!). Thanks 🙏🏼

[@YourNextMistake]

to advanced for me but the way you explain is outstanding, thank you jack❤️🎶

[@nicolasforfant484]

Another excellent one Jack! Although it is already level 2+... When you have time, perhaps do one with a simpler chord progression. At least I'll look up for one to start with. As a matter of fact when I practice following the chord progression only linking pieces of arpeggios going alternatively up and down, it often sounds better than any of my impros...

[@johnpayne3134]

Excellent Jack. Thanks for insight on your process. Some of your vocabulary shows in your blues, your jazz and now if ever so slowly, in my practice and playing. Also, how do you make your rich sounding backing tracks?

[@jeremyversusjazz]

Killin. More jazz tunes brother🙏🙌😊

[@martynspooner5822]

An excellent video, it shows me personally how very little I know. There is years of serious practice in this one little vid. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@JackRuch]

Thank you Martyn!

[@martynspooner5822]

@@xcx8646 Yes friend totally agree, I just plod away and everything I learn is something I didn't know before.

[@JackTheSkunk]

Getting a little jazzy on us, eh Jack? I love it !! No matter what you play, it's always beautifully melodic.

[@howardcoleman4748]

Well done Jack just remember to watch your volume on your solo otherwise 10 out of 10 thanks for helping me remember 🙏

[@DamnationGulch]

When someone says Let's Talk on some messenger how do you do that, LOL?! Ill be 55 I'm good with six strings...

[@SilvioBasic]

ok....I've been following your channel for a long time. But...when you do chord substitutions, please explain it better. So the solo must go after the chord...It's normal for you, but we who follow your channel would would like a little more explanation.

[@sunrise1295]

I was expecting more common chords....but like everyone