Well Known Bebop Licks You MUST Know for Jazz Guitar

[@bluzdawg]

These little "mini-lessons" are a treasure - Keep 'em coming!

[@kenanderson5264]

Agreed. What a treasure these lessons are. Heartfelt thanks, Marc.

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you as always, Don and Ken :)

[@hahabass]

You truly are a wonderful teacher. Love your style, brother!

[@luranzaechols8303]

I finally have heard someone explain the difference between a jazz lick and a good rhythm&blues lick. I could hear it but couldn't explain it

[@CrazyQ6930]

I think this is gonna stick! THANKS You are very much appreciated. I couldn't afford lessons when I was a kid and learned to play sort of haphazardly. This opportunity makes a great deal of difference in how I learn. So, I subscribe. It's the least I can do to say THANKS again.

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you very much for your kind words and support :)

[@alexandresaca]

Awesome, congratulations! I'm studied in Emesp Tom Jobim here in São Paulo Brasil! Thanks for the videos! =D

[@jazzguitar]

That's awesome! Cheers Alex

[@thorstenneumann667]

thanx a lot, it helped me a lot!!

[@jazzguitar]

Glad it helped!

[@jackrowland8203]

wow so cool man ! Thank you

[@jazzguitar]

Thanks :)

[@timfairfield407]

Hi from Toronto, I havent watched in a while but glad I saw this one so important in where im at. You really explain the art of this topic better than I have seen anywhere. Going to work on this way of digesting licks so its less worrying about memorizing and more on internalizing an approach that opens lots of freedom. Thank you.

[@MyJ2B]

Love those "snappy" Lessons Marc-Andre. Jerry.

[@jazzguitar]

Thanks Jerry!

[@MaxPower-js1sk]

This scale works in the key of G when played in this position. Thanks, this is great.

[@austinhall2362]

Great lesson

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you!

[@marcbeaudin761]

Lesson courte sans trop d'informations. J'apprécie ! Marc (de Gatineau)

[@jazzguitar]

Merci beaucoup!

[@DiscorporateOfficial]

Always relaxing to listen to your videos, and congratulations to teach with so much passion.

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you very much!

[@DanaDeerwester]

Great lesson Marc!

[@jazzguitar]

Hey thanks! :)

[@craigmitchell6529]

My first time watching you and I'm subscribing!

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you so much! Check out the channel, there are more lessons I think you would like :)

[@raulpavao2500]

Great. Straight to the point. Quick and practical. Congrats.

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you!

[@davidcapon1343]

Fantastic lesson! Thank you man

[@jazzguitar]

My pleasure!

[@Marcnshae2011]

Thanks my friend!!

[@davetachibana8907]

Yes, you have changed/advanced my playing. many times over the years. Thank you.

[@jazzguitar]

This is what keeps me going, thank you!

[@ZARVORYruiz]

gracias

[@jazzguitar]

You're welcome! :)

[@rcuando]

Thanks. This was real fun and probably going to be useful, too.

[@jazzguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MarianoOchoaLeyva]

Thank you!

[@stevejohnston1331]

greetings from BC ............more inspiration , thanks ....seems it expands around the G mixolidian base for endless be bop phrases (with added slides , chromatics etc) ..........

[@RrVvMusic]

Merci pour ces petits licks plein de finesse 😊

[@jazzguitar]

Merci Herve!

[@BuckJoFiden]

My ex back in the 80s busted the head off a guitar it had a locking nut so I snipped off the strings an did a gig with it that night. My big hair got me through 👍

[@jamescopeland5358]

very good video Mark

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you James :)

[@southernchillacoustic]

Thank you for your content very helpful 🙏😊

[@jazzguitar]

My pleasure 😊

[@alexvanderstadt2901]

Very boppy, I dig it!

[@jazzguitar]

Thanks Alex!

[@casabdemusica]

As always since I started with the jazz guitar 8 years ago, thanks!!! I already finished my jazz career , and you still always surprised me with your shortcuts and concepts.

[@jazzguitar]

That's great to hear. Thank you, Amir!

[@glassslide]

Really great lesson, easy to follow which is impressive because I am not familiar with this style, but it sounds cool, thanks!!

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you!

[@neilbirrell727]

great video!

[@tatialo37]

Great lesson! Got me out of the rut!!!

[@jazzguitar]

That's great!

[@antonioyard8690]

great !

[@Acujeremy]

There is something about jazz rhythm guitar with regard to inversions I am not sure about. Everyone talks about the guitar not playing the root on the 5th or 6th string, either don't play them or do inversions to not muddy up the piano/bass. Ok, I get that, but what if the bass and piano are playing the inversions, lets say an Em7/B. Is the B, the 5th, something we guitarists should not play on the 5th or 6th string because now it is acting as the root or can we still also play Em7 in 2nd inversion if we want to? I don't think I ever heard anyone explain this. Thanks!

[@jazzguitar]

Good question: there is no one-size-fits all. It's a matter of context and listening to what's happening in the song and band. I suggest picking up great comping etudes (for instance, Barry Galbraith comping) to see these voicings in action. There not a single rule of thumb of "must do" or "avoid at all cost". If it sounds good, it works :)

[@Acujeremy]

@@jazzguitar So thanks for not answering my question.

[@odourboy]

Ya!

[@InstruktorkaGitary]

Hello ;)

[@romainbertrand253]

Main problem with David Baker's Book : it's not realistic from a rhythm standpoint. That why I never recommand these 3 books about Bebop. Totally misleading for newbies (and uninteresting for others).