Tim Lerch - Jazz Blues Harmony for Solo Guitar- (PDF Available )
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- The PDF for this lesson is now available from my website. The PDF includes the chord voicings from the first part of the lesson to get you started.
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@@TimLerchGuitar Man, I have not only learned so much from your vids, but the cool vibe is something that is sorely missing from most youtube videos. Keep going man, what an inspiration.
Informative and super tasty as always thank you Tim
Excellent!
Man this is good. Jazz doesn’t get bluesier and vice versa.
Hi Tim. What a great lesson I might get by the time I die. You are very generous sharing your rice bowl like you do. As an elder player of music I'm happy to show anyone that's interested in my pianistics my licks and tricks I taught myself. Your a great teacher as well as performer. I recently put the CZcams of I live the life I love on my bluetooth head phones and played along with my other headphones on top of those from my Yamaha p80 piano. WHAT FUN. NOW back to the guitar
Amazing! How fortunate we are to have you for inspiration like this👏👏😁
Joe Pass plays Tele! Great examples and suggestions, Tim! Knowing our chord inversions is important for developing chord melody ideas. Very well done!
It makes me think to "Joe's blues" on Intercontinental album, great lesson ! 🤗
Thank you Tim!
Thanks Tim for sharing
Great lesson Tim, thank you very much!!
Great stuff, Tim. 🙏👏
Hey Tim, thanks for the amazing lessons. Have you ever made or thought about making a video showing your approach to learning a tune and being able to improvise solo on it? I’ve seen a video from Julian Lage for example where he explains the things he would do; playing just the melody and bass, trying to play just the melody and some guide tones, etc. I’d love to see your personal approach and the studies you come up with to learn how to improvise over a tune.
Thanks Tim I love it when you put these videos out breaking down the voicings,walking us through the progression one of these days I'm going to get the true fire material and the book.on chord melody.c.
Ooh you gotta luv that flamey butterscotch Telecaster with that (TK Smith) CC style p/u ! Sweeeet !
Thank you I love your videos. Happy New Year!
Amazing!
Your True Fire channel is really much appreciated, THANKS ☺️
Thank you Tim. Wonderful lesson and very helpful for theory and technique. God bless you
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thanks!
Amazing 😮
Good lesson
Thanks for this excellent tutorial, Tim. Very valuable for advancing my understanding of music and guitar. I'm studying your stuff on Truefire, too.
verry great😁
As always, Master Musician and the Teacher as well.
Thanks and greetings from Poland .
You right ! greetings from Poland Krakow ! he is a good one
I love these progressions! This reminds me of your impro in B flat on your Solo Jazz Pathways course on TrueFire which is brilliant. Thanks a lot 👍🍷
Some beautiful chord voicings and melody Tim ( way advanced for me😂) Im enjoying your Jazz- Blues Foundations course on Truefire 😊
This is the best lesson I've seen since I've been following you Tim! Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Man you have a nice tone. Cool Tim
Well presented. hope to retire soon with more time to practice! Thank you!
Using
G13
G9 with third in bass aka Bm7b5
Uses G7 with 5th in bass aka Dm6 but Dm7 also works.
Then a G9 shape with 7th in bass at third fret.
So you've got all Bass notes covered and can do the same thing in C7.
You can do this in two positions probably but in this example not necessary.
yessir
Very cool. Is that a De Armond p-up in bridge position.
Tim, I followed the links you shared to your TrueFire page but not seeing this course or lesson represented? Can you share a link so I can try and buy the PDF for this specific lesson?
This isn’t a TrueFire course although I have some that have similar content. This particular video was created for my TrueFire channel Solo Guitar Sensei.
GOOD PROGRESSON; IST THIS 1/4 BAR?
👍👍👍
You should create a new course on Jazz blues for solo guitar on true fire.
It’s in the works thanks
That’s amazing Tim, thanks so much for sharing! It would be really useful if you would write the chords as text overlay on your video.
it would be really useful for the slow people like me who can’t follow 😅
What kind of amp and pickup are you using?
what is the pickup you have in there? sounds so good.
I believe it’s the Lollar Charlie Christian
It’s a TK Smith CC
@@TimLerchGuitar Thanks, I will be needing one of those. Any experience with the bladed vs pole piece version?
とてもいい音、
普通のテレキャスターのPU
では出ないのかな…
I like the tone of your Telecaster, are you using 11-gauge strings?
Yes 11-50 roundwound
@@TimLerchGuitar I will have to give them a try, thanks.
Do you know how improvise useing counterpoint Mr Tim?
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If you want to learn how to do that, check out Antoine Boyer. He is a master of that.