‘Minor Blues’ - Try This Tasty Minor Arpeggio Lick! [Live Lesson RePlay]
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‘Minor Blues’ Try This Tasty Minor Arpeggio Lick!
In this lesson you'll learn how to get good at soloing in gypsy jazz.
This is especially useful for gypsy jazz guitarists who want to build confidence in their soloing.
The ONE thing you need to do everyday, even if only for five minutes to get good at playing gypsy jazz soloing, is practice playing over chord changes.
One good technique to make your solos more interesting and groovy is to use Licks.
This lick is one of my favorites and works over a Minor chord.
In this example we’ll use it over a ‘Minor Blues’ in Gm.
So over the Gm and Cm
Also don't be afraid to leave space! This will make your solo even more musical :-)
Don't over think this but instead be consistent and actually do it every day.
In one weeks time you will notice the difference!
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Interesting and inspirational, as always. Great minor lick and sweet chord inversion ideas. Thanks for sharing Robin.
Richard Sullivan you’re welcome Richard I’m glad it helps! Robin
i am from portugal.i love gypsy jazz.
Nice Carlos stay inspired! Robin
That short solo said more about the blues than anything that I've heard for months from the so called "hot players" perhaps they should slow down, and think how important EVERY single note is to a solo, it's not about speed, it's about structure and phrasing. Thanks Rob.
Anthony Williams ahhh that means a lot Tony! ❤️ Robin
You are spot on. A lot of modern Django disciples concentrate on emulating his blistering speed and ignore what made him special. Timing. Phrasing and soul.
WONDERFUL TUTORIAL ......LOVE THIS .......GREETINGS FROM CHESHIRE EAST!🏴🏴🏴🏴
thank you so much stay inspired! Robin
Hi Robin …I’m so glad I watched this video. The licks you show us how to play are great but as an added bonus you also managed to explain to me the GJ picking style whereby you rest on the string below. I’ve been struggling with this but in this video you explained and showed how to it so many thanks.❤
So glad it helps man stay Inspired! 🎸🙌
Great. Learning this lick up a Spanish mountain!
Emlyn Griffith beautiful Emlyn sounds great! Robin
Thanks for taking your time to share your gypsy jazz passion, very infectious riffs coming from a blues guy going to the GJ world, appreciate you. - P
piedpeter1 great to hear the lessons help mate, stay inspired! Robin
Grazie Robin dalla Toscana
keycorefamiza prego! Robin
Hy my friend ! Congratulations from São Paulo, Brazil...
hey Jose Carlos! Robin
France 🇫🇷
Welcome! 🙏💕🎸Robin
Hola desde México
I realy love your toutorials and your job
muchas gracias Santiago! Robin
Watching from Boonville,NY,USA...enjoying your lesson so much...
gerald crouse thanks Gerald I’m really glad they help! Robin
How can someone so cheerful be so bluesy? PS it is also brilliant to play the lick backwards!
dingoswamphead I think BB King was a pretty cheerful guy, Now backwards would sound good gonna try that! Robin
Meget bra Robbin, lærerikt og inspirerende .
100 %
thanks man stay inspired! Robin
Hi !, it's C from Japan !, simply amazing , thanks the beautiful licks!
C Dalton hi Chris all the best! Robin
Grant from Birmingham England
Grant Collins welcome Grant! Robin
G Melodic minor .The lick is from the second mode , 'Dorian b2'. Though you touch a bit in most lessons , which video would best teach the chords used in GJ ?
definitely take advantage of all the amazing resources at the Gypsy Jazz Club. Go here www.GypsyJazzClub.com you'll get access to all the step by step courses and resources to help you learn this music - plus join a supportive community and get private coaching from me. See you there! Robin
C from japan!, thanks for the wonderful licks!
C Dalton welcome! Robin
Hi Robin, can you do a video on a Gypsy guitar buying guide, please? I’m very inspired by your playing and lessons and I think that would be very valuable for your viewers and subscribers. Thanks!
Daniel G good idea Daniel I’ll work on that. Cheers, Robin
Such a tasty demo at the head of the video, such a pleasure to listen to.
thanks man glad you liked it! Robin
chapeau!
thanks Mariano! Robin
I’ve been trying to pick up a song by Caro Emerald, “Pack Up The Louis”, electro swing, which has to come from this music, anyway, THIS IS SUCH A PERFECT TUTORIAL to go along with that!! Gm Blues!!! Thank you, Robin!! And cheers from Easel Monster of Paint by Monster, CMDR Penny, MacVac and the crew of my ship, the GodZeppelin. I love you Robin. I enjoy learning from you. I like your choices and your thinking about small bites. See you!
Paint By Monster beautiful man so glad it helps stay inspired! Robin ❤️🎸
Merci pour les conseils précieux 🎉
Welcome! 🙏🎸🙌
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Thanks again im just Beginner and i likes this sound so much. Long Time ago. Salut de Paris. 🪗🪕🎈🎻👍🙏
@@bobdragonpole beautiful Alex stay inspired!
SÚPER ROBIN …ABRAZO👍🎶
Gracias abrazo musical! 💕🙏🎸Robin
always love your vids!
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Been playing this lick from the A string for quite a while...never occurred to me to hit it from the E...lots of cool places to take it! Once again, great vid with instantly useful stuff...get thee to Chicago soon, mkay?
zampano00 glad it helps mate and yes Chicago it’s been too long! Robin
Awesome video as always Robin great minor lick and I love those descending chords
yes it's one of my fave licks Rob! Robin
Hey Robin-- Thanks for the lick!
Thomas Morarre you’re welcome Thomas! Robin
nice Nolan! I like the Cm6 taking off back down where this kool 9th lick left in the same position. Either way tastey
yes that's a tasty move Marcus! Robin
Hi Robin, great stuff don't ever stop. Pray tell why is your feet board marker on the tenth fret rather than the ninth?
michael mccannon i have a couple guitars with it in 9th but most 10th.. it used to mess me up but now it’s fine... pretty close anyway! Cheers, Robin
nice shirt! great lick!
Muddy Ruckus the best! 🎸❤️Robin
Darrell Cramer, Ohio-USA
Très Bien ROBIN
Arpège utile sur Swing gitan par exemple
Merci
Max Fidanza oui tres utile sur Swing Gitan Max! Robin
great lesson !
Klaus Gutberlet glad it helps Klaus! Robin
Another good one - I was just playing at a gypsy jam in Gainesville Fla last night and one of the guys there said you had played there a few years ago.
Rick Spence ahh yes I have good memories of playing in Gainesville FL with Marty Liquori.. cheers Rick, Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Yeh Marty is still there and it was he I played with.
Rick Spence please give him my very best!
What a great lick Robin - thank you!
Doug Linaker welcome Doug! Robin
Amsterdam?! Geezuz, I thought you were in Sydney!
13thAMG I wish! Cheers, Robin
hi robin, i think you already teach this lick few years ago on your youtube also... cheers
Ferry Febriansyah ahhh didn’t know that but glad it helps! Cheers, Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets you have no idea how your lick helps a lot of musicians, thank you Robin 🙏🙏🙏
Ferry Febriansyah I am so glad it helps Ferry! Robin
Hi Ferry, You are right! I just found my notes from before. It is a great lick with those half steps. I should use it more often.
@@dingoswamphead I know the lick because I used all the time everytime I jam with my friends hahaha.. The previous video robin thought us also another lick because he thought 2 licks that time n I forget the other one dingoswamphead 😁
Great lesson as always! What is the chord voicing for Cm you use at 12:21?
Thanks! 8X78XX is the Cm6 shape 🙏💕🎸Robin
Thank you for your video tutorial.What do you think if i play C,then chromatics chords from E7 to D7 then G minor?
Robin, your web site (gypsyjazzcrashcourse.com) is out
ricardo cimerman just checked and seems to work Ricardo?
Hi master Rob! I saw you with Jimmy playing.Awesome! Do you know which kind of pick he use? Also Dunlop Delrin 2.mm like you?
actually I'm not sure what pick Jimmy uses - whatever he can get he's definitely not fussy. Probably he likes thicker traditional hand made picks but to be honest he sounds the same using any pick or guitar! cheers Horst, Robin
Robin, when you play that Gm chord, is your ring finger covering both the D and the G on the 5th fret?
Michael Trueblood hi Michael - Pretty sure not.. I think the chord is 353333 make sense? Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets I'm sorry. I should have been more specific. I'm asking about the chord you play at exactly 3:40. Thanks so much. You're an exceptional teacher, and I enjoy your lessons.
Michael Trueblood got it .. actually I’m only playing 4 notes there G D Bb D .. make sense?
I don't have gypsy jazz guitar but I have an Acoustic guitar with a mahogany body.. can I apply this lesson to my guitar or not? thank you .. watching from Egypt
Absolutely Ramy if it has 6 strings then we are in business! Stay inspired! Robin 🎸❤️
@@GypsyJazzSecrets I saw many different videos about different genres and I was upset not to know how to apply anything. You don't know how much, I have fun now with your licks in this video..you explain very well.I have so much fun. God bless you. U R great Robin
@@ramyhassan4393 thank you Ramy for your kind words!
Hey Robin! Do you use IP address for your fast track? cause I can’t sign in while traveling 😤
wanda James hey man - please email supporter@robinnolan.com and they can help. I’m not sure about IP address.. safe travels! Robin
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