4 Minor (Just Friends) EP 88 TILF Barry Harris

[@JasonFerguson1283]

These are the best music lessons I've ever seen!

[@konradbuschhuter5942]

Fantastic episode as always

[@bartlebob]

Things I've learned from TILF BH.

[@danil_petrozhak]

Great lesson and lines! Thank you!

[@brunolaire7826]

Thank you Chris !

[@Oliver-vu6su]

Thanks, good lesson!

[@Landynlyerla]

You have the best content! Thank you so much!

[@PeteMartinMandolin]

Thank Chris, another great video!

[@JeudeBop]

Thank you!

[@chucknick44]

Hey Chris, huge fan, watched all your videos, practice the ideas. Quick question: does Barry ever talk about bass lines or how/why to play bass lines? If you listen to someone like Joe Pass, he’s great at adding bass lines into his solo playing, and I wondered if Barry had anything to say about this? Thank you!

[@JosephElsherbini]

This was very interesting. Is the IV minor always seen as a bVII Dominant instead of just a IV minor 6? In this case compared to Bb minor 6 which is Bb Db F and G, you'd have Eb dominant which is Bb Db Eb and G, which is the 1,3,4, and 6 of the Bb minor. I guess if you kept it as a IV minor you could still play with the family (Bb minor 6, G minor 6, E minor 6, and C# minor 6 , which are all 6 on the 5s of the dominant family you used). *Edit:* I see the point for Barry is that he likes emphasizing the 4 of the minor chord as a chord tone (10:30)

[@TxShoreDog]

Thanks for another beaut.

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[@TheRealSandleford]

Interesting if I think of that Eb7 as the Edim then that diminished chord could be the diminished of many different 6th diminished scales.Not sure ATM but a number. Theres B, F, D, and Ab to name some. Maybe thats it since there are 3 diminished chords and 12 notes. That would be 4 for each of them I guess?

[@TheRealSandleford]

Ah Stitt... or however its spelled played w/Don patterson! Really like Don patterson then Martino plays with them...

[@TheRealSandleford]

Interesting each of the 3 diminished possible will have 2 different resolutions for each of the four dominants. b7 to 1 and 5 to 1.

[@eamonrussell6890]

Great video as always chris! Just wondering what scale you might use if the IV to iv (or IV to bVII7) lasts just one bar (2 beats per chord)?