When My GIRLFRIEND Asked Me To PLAY JAZZ Even Though I CAN’T!

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[@EmanuelHedberg]

Tabs & Backing Track for this solo with Scale/Chord Explanation, Harmonic Analysis & Right-Hand Notation are available on my Patreon Page www.patreon.com/emanuelhedberg How To Download the Tabs (and more): Sign up to my Patreon Page (3 USD/month - unsubscribe anytime) Click on any post then Click on the link: 👉 ”Courses & Lessons” Scroll down to the heading: ”Études In Alphabetical Order” Click on the link: 👉 ”Autumn Funk & Bossa” Tabs available as Guitar Pro file, pdf, png & synchronised with video. Support my work. For only 3 USD/month you will gain access to everything on my Patreon Page. You will find lessons about all kinds of different topics and licks in different styles such as blues, jazz, soul, etc. Everything with Tabs synchronised with the video and in depth scale/chord explanations etc. You can unsubscribe anytime you want!

[@miomidas7033]

Really goes down like butter to view someone play with such excitement and passion. I really think that if some guitarists like yourself would've been around in the 60's, your name would be a household name of a legendary guitarist. The most important is to have fun!

[@EmanuelHedberg]

Wow, thanks! 🙏❤️🙏

[@floyddmarina8015]

This dude is crazy good

[@pounddog81]

Pentatonic for life baby

[@Maximus-HK]

Heavenly, dreamy bliss. Watch at 50% playback speed to squeeze a little more emotion out. Thank you, Emanuel, for this and all your other superb, inspirational uploads 👌🙏

[@andymat7359]

Sick Bro.💯

[@mateusbotelho4390]

More like an incredible blues jazz man, it really has got both styles, really cool

[@EmanuelHedberg]

Thank you thank you 😊

[@Gintelligence]

GIRLFRIEND? Couldn`t help noticing the wedding band on your left hand, naughty boy. lol

[@ricjoshuamartinez6930]

Some says that Blues is the root of all music. they said that Blues started before Jazz or that Jazz branch out of Blues.

[@chrisgmurray3622]

All music is the same, just music when it starts, then people ( usually music industry types) such as DJ's, record producers,local dance and entertainment venue operators give a style a name such as R and B, or blues ,or rockabilly, or jazz or country or bluegrass, or classical, or Gospel. The music comes first, names just evolve after the fact. For instance in the early teens and twenties of the 20'th century, record producers separated music out to target particular consumers. It was sometimes called country or old timey or rockabilly if it was performed by white people, and for the "race catalogue", if music was recorded by black people it was called blues, when in reality often groups contsined a mixture of races when playing in their rural areas ,but when it came time to record, the industry stepped in and segregated the bands along colour lines, becsuse it was thought they could better aim products st separate audiences. In cities black prople were not attending the same music vlubs as whites, so the industry in its infinite "wisdom" began to bring in divisions according to whom they wished to sell the records. Names of different styles were just to show product diversity and all the inherent racism crept in at the point where money began to be made; so names of styles of music were arbitrary and dreamed up by the industry. For exampleCarribean music used to be called "Calypso", until it became more universally popular because of people like Harry Belafonte, and they eventually started selling it as reggae by the 1970's, so names of genres are meaningless industry hype for their own commercial convenience.

[@marcinbreczko4777]

You evidently can, Sir. Of course you can.

[@EmanuelHedberg]

Thank you 😄🙏❤️

[@BobbyBerberyan]

🔥🔥🔥

[@rawstarmusic]

Jazz turns a bit to bluesy to get things going with more of an solid umph .

[@Minnesconi]

How are you filming this? I am guessing it's attached to something weight balanced around your neck?

[@sebasguitar132]

have the same question 🤔

[@SrtoCanelita]

She prefers to touch her