"Remember"(Song By I. Berlin/Hank Mobley Changes)

Although the original song was written by Irving Berlin as early as 1925, "Remember" has become a favorite jazz standard (even to this day!), particularly after Hank Mobley released it on the classic Blue Note album, "Soul Station." Here's a solo jazz guitar practice I did at a medium tempo to work on my time feel in this in-between tempo (it's slower than the album). It features descending dominant chords in the "A" section, which adds a bit more challenge compared to the original. This aspect explains the interest of some bop students in this particular tune.

[@victorwong9622]

Bravo!! Love the walking bass line, great swing!

[@hughmckenzie9321]

Beautiful, Peerless sounds great 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@chrisk968]

Nice playing. Very enjoyable.

[@chrisk968]

Some charts show f7aug as 2nd chord then back to the Bbmaj. Ireal shows Eb7 to D-7 to a different progression back. Not sure what came from which artist

[@Avirothbard]

This version is from Hank Mobley album and he plays this tune in Db. Please check description below the video.

[@capitannemo62]

Hi Master: are you using an amp or it is direct to the computer?. Great playing!

[@Avirothbard]

Direct to a Mac. Thanks for listening!

[@patpratico4424]

A great tune and you make it swing. Can you give me any advice on a constructive way to practice playing single notes with the thumb? I've been gravitating towards that but I want to improve.

[@Avirothbard]

Thanks for visiting! Why don’t u try to explore the down strokes first, by playing two notes or more with one stroke(hammer-on/pull-offs etc). Btw I use the index finger instead of up strokes on fast lines.. pls check my vids closely.✌️

[@patpratico4424]

Thanks for your help!@@Avirothbard

[@chrisk968]

Do you know if monk uses these changes?

[@Avirothbard]

No I don’t know actually..