Guthrie Govan - Larry Carlton style backing track

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[@Weekender2005]

his solo started playing in my head immediately hahah

[@ryanlyle9201]

Wochenend Kid If I have to really concentrate when I’m improvising to not copy the original.

[@dariofirpo9706]

Check the solo of Michele Cusato on this, it's fucking amazing "Michele Cusato improvisation in Cm"

[@MoonWalkerTexsRanger]

@@@ryanlyle9201 If only I could copy the original I'll be more than thrilled hahaha

[@PaulWilliamsIE]

@@ryanlyle9201 When I'm improvising ..... I have no problem NOT copying the original....in fact that's a problem I wouldn't mind having :D

[@Andreascarnero]

I'm copying the patterns and phrases without any remorse.

[@escueladeartesemocionales]

One of the greatest solos in history has been played over this track. Respect and pure awesomeness

[@TheAverycross]

Love Guthrie Govan's piece of music here. Thanks so much for sharing it. Wish I could listen to it all day because it's incredibly relaxing and inspiring:) 🎶

[@VG-iq8xq]

This really cool. Guthrie's solo is a great modern tribute to Carlton. This style is just awesome. I love most of the shredders, Satch ect. But there's something about this jazzy virtuosity that just does it for me.

[@crimsick155]

THANK YOU! FINALLY! Been learning this solo for a while and I'm so glad I finally have the track for it.

[@leftoverture1976]

Loved to jam on this, thank you!

[@rasabuca610]

THIS IS SO AWESOME 👍👍 FOR PRACTICE ❤❤❤ SUPER ❤️❤️ BRAVO 👍👍.

[@anonymousprime1738]

This is so awesome for practice!

[@kaimisilva2401]

Thank you!

[@danardalin]

Love that bass line.

[@kaimisilva2401]

Thank you friend!!!

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[@joelsaravia9612]

Como se llama la cancion original?

[@greghaislip9408]

Bravo!

[@kaimisilva2401]

Thank you friend!!!!

[@claudiogiallombardo1249]

great guitars

[@kaimisilva2401]

Truth, thank you friend!!!

[@rivanrank1725]

Thank You

[@kaimisilva2401]

You are welcome friend!!!

[@Shapomark]

Chords: Cm7 - Fm9 - Cm7 - Fm9 - Cm7 - Abmaj7 - G7(b10) - Abmaj7 - G7 - Cm7 - Fm7 - Cm7 - G7 Or you can just play simple chords without alterations (numbers) if you're not common with them

[@thiagomassara7539]

G7(b10)???? OMG hahahaha

[@JulienBeeCee]

b10 is actually more appropriate because in the Key of Cminor you would write that note as a Bb (not an A#) but also this is a really silly argument they sound and function the same way!! and also the first G chord after the Abmaj7 is just a Gmin7, and then the next time it is a G7b9, and the last chord isn't a G7, there is a little walk down diatonically then he hits an Fmin7/Bb

[@thiagomassara7539]

@@JulienBeeCee if its more appropriate or not, really is a theory pov from a book or the way one looks at it. Otherwise he would have write all the 11ths and 9ths in the minor chords as they show up in the voicings.... thing is, why complicate it? The fact he finds this b10 or, in your case, the b9, is simply because there's an "implied" Dm7b5 leading to G7 and then Cmin. Call it G7 and leave it at that... having a b10 is rather confusing.... My opinion of course...

[@JulienBeeCee]

@@thiagomassara7539 agreed, as i said before none of it really matters and it is a silly thing to argue about. The more important part of my comment was to post the correct chords, because everyone before had missed a few of them

[@thiagomassara7539]

@@JulienBeeCee and it's very much appreciated :)

[@srai6433]

Sweet

[@EneiasHamaguchi]

thanks

[@cubbycrampton3206]

Could i use this in one of my Backing track videos

[@brandonmartinez5485]

This is in C minor

[@goued7291]

so in E major

[@KiyoKml]

Thanks for the backing track !! do you also have one for the lost in rio ?

[@kaimisilva2401]

You are welcome friend! sorry, i haven't!!!

[@martindenis9776]

Merci Thank s

[@tj4530]

Awesome! Do you have the chord progression?

[@benalguire4571]

This shit is ridiculously fun to play to.

[@johncardoni2522]

Cm7 | Fm7 | Cm7 | Cm7 Fm7 | Fm7 | Cm7 | Cm7 AbMaj7 | Gm7 | AbMaj7 | G7(b9) Cm7 | Fm7 | Cm7 | (Hits, what I hear: Ab, Gm, Fm, Ab/Bb) Figured this could be useful. I'm not including any 9ths on those minor chords, just the basic harmony. The last bar is purely chords diatonic to Cm (aeolian), but in case anyone was curious.

[@user-bd1gj5cf8b]

1:31

[@aquinojose94]

Guthrie pretty much owns this lol

[@mattl8737]

where can we download it ?

[@solart228]

Very Good! I am picky! ... I would fine tune the Mix ...Mix it a little cleaner, ajust a few things, round up the sound and expand the stereo. But this is good!

[@wea69420]

It's a very old version from JTC, not an original.

[@tlcoleman128]

C-7 F-7 Ab G-7 Ab G7b9 It's all in the voicing's.

[@ffoteinos]

gooddd

[@kaimisilva2401]

THANK YOU!

[@stevielavietv8957]

What’s the turnaround

[@Jazzguitarpirate]

👈😁!

[@kaimisilva2401]

Clap, clap!!!

[@robertanthonyrobinson6223]

Do they not post the key so we can "Find our own musical voice" blah blah, or do they forget? I mean, I know what key it's in. I just wonder.

[@anatol8029]

Cm

[@saisei8074]

what scales should i use over this?

[@Jacinto1Pal_Aqui]

diminished scale when playing the G7 or harmonic minor when in Cm7 or Fm9,Abmaj7 major scale of Eb even or minor of Cm

[@Jacinto1Pal_Aqui]

you don't have to use the harmonic minor or the diminished scale when playing the G7 but they bring a different sound

[@fabiosellitri7448]

What chord is G7 (b10)?!? Probably is an error

[@lostinaninteger]

b10 = #9 = minor third. That's a dominant 7 chord (with a major 3) plus a minor 3 added on top. Famously called "the Jimi Hendrix Chord"--prevalent in jazz blues.

[@fabiosellitri7448]

Jeff thank you, now I’ve known . It’s simply a dominant 7 chord with 9#

[@uktmaxx]

this is off of Guitarist Mag CD at least 10 years ago...

[@kaimisilva2401]

thank you for comment!

[@capsuleboy]

yes man, I have it somewhere, it had another solo to play, and the magazine had the tabs. but it was another solo..

[@kidpoker007]

Chords?

[@TLMuse]

Pete Sklaroff has posted a lengthy lesson/analysis for this track: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqeYp3R-np19aqc

[@balgabaich]

could someone post the chords?

[@Shapomark]

Chords: Cm7 - Fm9 - Cm7 - Fm9 - Cm7 - Abmaj7 - G7(b10) - Abmaj7 - G7 - Cm7 - Fm7 - Cm7 - G7 Or you can just play simple chords without alterations (numbers) if you're not common with them

[@JojoModrin]

@@Shapomark G7#9 plz

[@JojoModrin]

and its G7(b9)

[@Shapomark]

@@JojoModrin "G7#9 plz" - you're uneducated and not afraid to show it, carry on my friend

[@JojoModrin]

@@Shapomark why do you feel offended bro ... I'm just helping you to get it right and it is. In music theory nobody use the term (b10),it is #9. Also in the backing track, it is not a G7#9. Thats a G7(b9) which makes more sense with the minor harmony. Btw sick channel.