Pete Huttlinger Teaches a Bossa Nova Pattern

[@PeterHyatt]

Pete is not just an extraordinary talent; he is a gifted teacher. I would LOVE for him to co-teach an instructional DVD with Happy Traum. Happy, even when hosting, seems to be able to guide the artist to exactly what the student needs, and exactly where the student will stumble. This would be a terrific combination of talents. Try Pete's other DVDs. John Denver and G Lightfoot are terrific, as are his practice DVDs...really helped my speed.

[@wilmarnav]

Amazing! Good job man!

[@Howtochooseproperhandle]

Cm9 - Cm9 - Fm9 - Fm9 - Dm7(b5) - G7(b13) - Cm9 - Cm9 - Ebm9 - Ab13 - DbM7 - DbM7 - Dm7(b5) - G7(b13) - Cm9 - Cm9 what a beautiful progression...

[@1blackone]

RIP Pete

[@robtsologtr]

In case you want to put a tune to the chord progession - he's playing "Blue Bossa", by Kenny Bonham. Pg 51 in Real Book I, 5th edition

[@StarOasis26]

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!

[@GameLevelEditor]

1:34 sounds like something I'd do every once in a while. Either that or I'd forget everything I already know when it was time to show my chops.

[@raytheprinter]

Very cool progression!!! At 2:10 he plays thru the whole thing.

[@life4show688]

Good video))

[@guitashamilele]

@ESPViper100 never been to Brasil, have you, mate?

[@pauljohnson997]

Haha I was trying to figure out where I've heard this progression before, and I remembered: look up Just Like You by Lecrae and it's almost this exact bossa nova chord progression--and a great song

[@lappyrod]

Very nice !! How is the name of the song??

[@EffectiveMuscle]

Blue Bossa by Kenny Bonham

[@credit888]

Buy his DVDS from Homespun - they will prove a very, very good investment in you quitar skills. They've helped me tremendously.

[@leoosiku]

@ESPViper100 shh- silence is you friend dude.