Jazz Up Your Blues

This series will show you a few ways of adding a little jazz flavour to your blues playing. This lesson shows you how to develop the arpeggios into nicer lines using "Arpreggiator".
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[@jareks7881]

Having followed Justin's lessons for years, I can't believe I haven't come across this lesson before. For me, this is the best guitar exercise I've seen so far. A real revelation!

[@vincentchen5341]

please do more jazz tutes，your jazz foundation courses are amazing. It helped me a lot

[@BioKasto]

This one was the best video about arpeggios I have ever seen. Really felpful - thanks Justin

[@aristotle358]

I love this exercise. Tricky to get perfect straight away but when it picks up its great. And I can see the possibilities of improvising around the changes using them to make some cool lines.

[@ilmatteo95]

that's amazing! I had saved your jazz compilation in my account for a while, finally ready to challenge myself, thank you!

[@JohnCena-ls7og]

Matteo Addante same here , just wanna challenge Elias for the guitar battle soon

[@DannielJane]

I will come back and really learn the lessons one by one :).Just glad to see you on the videos and forgot to learn!

[@jiegjieg]

this is great, answer for my loooong time ass questions,,,,,,,,,,,,,,for those not getting the lesson, you have to take parts 1 and 2 and then it will be easy. Justin for King!!

[@mridrid]

great exercise thanks again Justin! It helps to tap out a rhythm with your foot - helps you to feel the changes coming without having to count...

[@DidColes]

Great lesson! Thnx a bunch Justin :)

[@imyouandurme]

Well, now I have something to practice whilst watching reruns of Angel on Netflix. Yippee!

[@pierrecolin7856]

this is the best exercise ever !

[@Esbenmad]

Amazing lesson! Thank you Justin! Regards Esben, Denmark

[@Nephelokokkygia1215]

this guy is so right and so rad. he did the legwork and boiled it down. this is the path to legit outside playing. im wondering what difference the dom7 arp has vs. maj7, min7, or min7b5 when superimposed on the two pentatonic shapes. why start with the dom7 arp?

[@DanBohaneGuitarandPiano]

great advice thanks

[@Martin_Gregory]

It seems to matter whether you include the G or not, because it changes the number of notes in the sequence, and so whether you actually cycle through all the possible changes or not?

[@yangliyeh5510]

finally...find a way to jazz world lol thx!!!!

[@ryanhashton]

great concept man

[@ErdemKoca]

thank you justin much appreciated!

[@Holzworm]

Applying this now to a II V I, or an even longer progression would be a good plan. A friend of mine explained a load of jazz theory to me and the penny dropped. Now I just have to work on my fingers and fretboard knowledge.

[@whodaman5]

great exercise man!

[@beachforestmountain4269]

Once someone asked me "why are your fingers so flat sometimes" I said "because I'm sweep picking" and showed them what it was.

[@graycrom]

mentally i get it, the arpeggios aren't hard, the concept isn't hard but jaysus i get two or three counts of eight in and my brain breaks down, am i going up or down? is it D or A? It would be helpful to have some kind of visual reference to the note where the change occurs each count of 8,

[@whodaman5]

also - been meaning to ask. What's with the Tassie Devil?

[@darrenaitcheson1675]

Woah...

[@xtianhdz]

basically, arpeggio are the notes of a chord, played one by one...not played at unison al together.. :P

[@eliteslayer66]

ahhh im so confused @_@ lol

[@marcmischief]

now put down the hubris and learn something

[@s9bedibe]

who?