How To Fake Jazz Guitar With This SIMPLE Trick
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- In this video lesson, you will learn an EASY trick to make any note, triad, or arpeggio JAZZY instantly!
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Simple Trick For Instant Jazz Chops
How To Fake Jazz Guitar With This Simple Trick
Make Any Note Jazzier Instantly
Make Any Guitar Lick JAZZY - Hudba
My "Fake" jazz guitar playing was in reality when I began copying a whole bunch of Charlie Parker and Charlie Christian lines and many others too. Guys like Harry James and Bunny Berrigan and others. My Dad was a big band guy so there were lots of records from the 40's including the bebop stuff. He preferred the Big Band Swing. I preferred the quintets and quartets that played the more "avant guarde" stuff. Learning those lines on an old Silvertone Archtop from Sears was a genuine challenge for a 7 year old. I hung in there though and now it's closing in on 65 years later and still..... "It's all rock'n'roll to me." Peace
nice bit of your personal history, my friend, thanks for sharing. let's keep rocking
Approaching a target note from above and/or below is called Enclosure and is a key technique in Bebop. This is a very usable intro lesson to that concept without getting bogged down in advanced concepts of chord melody. Thanks for your time and the great explanation R.J.!
As mainly a bass player I use this technique all the time to try and sound a bit more jazzy. I have never heard the term Enclosure though.
Any free lesson from you is much appreciated!! Thanks!
Great stuff RJ 👏🎸
RJ - your last few videos have been super insightful. Loving the practical and real stuff you're bringing. More of this, please.
Great to meet you at NAMM, the feel you had playing that baritone was really next-level, I really liked that!
An nice lighting setup in this video, looks great!
Instablaster.
Great for jump blues, rockabilly, Western swing, jazz, lots of applications and a great warm up too!
How to play Bebop without diving into complicated theory. Great starting point to approach the genre. Well done!
Great short lesson R.J.-very easy to understand and fun--more please.....
So simple, yet so expressive. Great stuff, R.J.! Thank you for sharing.
i think i've heard that in every bud powell solo at least once:) hahaha. thanks man that was really nice and enlightening:)
Awesome and practical. Thank you!!!
really love this trick
Tasty licks, my friend. AND....that's a SWEET Gretsch! Sounds great, and very helpful tips and tricks.
These lessons are amazing keep it up
Great video lesson!! Thanks RJ!
I learned that trick using the index finger as the anchor and sliding it back and forth between the target note and the flat of it. The middle finger technique is more efficient, but I find the index finger approach simpler to master. It also has a slightly different sound since you're sliding back and forth between those two notes. Both approaches are useful.
R.J., This is absolutely brilliant!!!! Exactly what I have been looking for!!!
Thank you!!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!! :)
God Bless you man, thanks for the quick and easy lesson, your teaching is sweet and simple, i love it, keep up the good work
This is the content I was hoping from you. One for the rural world!
Thanks, RJ! Happy new year.
Great stuff RJ, thanks
Great lesson!
Nice R.J. I also like scale tone above and half step below. By the way, great explanation and a beautifully shot video. Very enjoyable.
Yes! That would be the next step
They refer to those as in "enclosures" in Gypsy Jazz, I think.
real cool and great explanation.
Kind of like "Django Arpeggios" ... wonderful!
Nicely framed and explained lesson RJ! Simple and very applicable! Very cool! :)
Quality, subbed 😎🎸✅
I like What You do! And You are a super chill dude!! Greatz from Belgium 😎.
Great ideas. Thank you.
Excellent tip! And you can really expand this concept infinitely. It reminds me of impressionistic painting.
Great video and I've book marked this one to come back to when I get a little better. I am glad that I found your channel today.
Sypher - My Six String Guitar Journey RJ's channel is one of the best. If you look through his videos you will see what I mean. He is a great guitar player and teacher. Enjoy!
Start on it now, you’ll get better quicker!
Awesome Brotha... awesome!👍😎 thanks lot!
That's just super cool!!
great lesson!
Fantastic IMPRESSIVE lessons...God continued blessings in your life. You are a Gift Giver...
Merci RJ, génial comme toujours !
Top tips! 👍👍
Gorgeous guitar! Wow!
So awesome… You deserve 10 times the number of subs I’m shocked you don’t have close to 1 million
love this, thanks :)
Good lesson!
Thank you for sharing, really helpful, I saw you on perftalk, very inspiring, 🔥
_love the 'camp-fire' stuff😁. And you've colored up your vid. WOW! GREAT orange Gretsch (chat Atkins?) in a totally blue chime! That's it man.👍🏼_
I did it! I'm always looking for licks with passing tones in them to sound a little bit more jazzy... so I can continue to fake it as a jazz/fusion player lol
@R.J. Ronquillo HELLS YES! I need some more tools in my lil improv box.
Concept is called Enclosures... first used by bop players... great video
missed you livestrem last Saturday hope N.A.M was fun.
Loving the Gretsch!
Classy riff!
Eddie Cochran signature Gretsch methinks!
This will help my fake jazz playing!! Lol
P90s are great. Love your old school jazz tone from it.
From my piano day’s I believe this is notated with a “turn” or “inverted turn” a type of ornamental note.
Cool! cheers :)
That's a great tip
This is gold
I might even try this!
That's the Eddie Cochran model 6120, sweet.
Cool technique! Can't think of a time I've ever needed to fake jazz but if someone requests I jazz it up I guess I'll be prepared. Cheers RJ!! 👍😄🤙
Neat little trick
Galing 😊
That guitar is just gorg!
I really appreciate your videos. Could you please do a video about how to "dress up" chord progressions when you're playing rhythm.
Nice!
Bad ass guitar you got there btw
Cool trick
Great lick and great playing as always! Have you considered fretting the first note with the first finger( fingering 1-2-1-1 slide 1/2 step down-2, thus freeing the first finger to prepare going to the next string...) :-) Sincerely Perry Stenbäck (BTW Nice Fender meet you had with David H)
Reminds me of the classic The Andrews Sisters song...Boogie Woogie Buggle Boy...
This is also a great example of how you can phrase with that Herb Ellis feel.
Nice. I just was introduced to you from Tim Pierce’s video where you played that beautiful improv, on this same jazz box. So, now I’m a subscriber. I did also watch your video when you made the decision to quit your band of 10 years. You’re a great player , with much to teach. Thank you for being YOU. ✌🏻&❤️from Dallas, Tx. This is Romans Legion ... b in touch.
Thank you for watching !
I'm definitely going to try this out. Usually my fake jazz just consists of me repeating the wrong note(s) I just played in an effort to pass them off as intentional.
Jazzily !
Cool Coolio R.J. Ronquillo
Came for the Eddie Cochran Gretsch 🤩
That’s so jazzily
Such approaches are used in gipsy jazz as well
Cool
I'm not really into jazzy stuff but I need to work on adding more chromaticism to my playing.
AWESOME LIGHT BULB MOMENT FOR ME!
Mike Burstein Now I have to practice it about 50 times to get it into my head, but it's very cool go sure.
Ty my dude, love simple little tricks like this
Great trick, thanks RJ! "Campfire chords": nice substitution for "cowboy chords", more jazz lol! Btw did you bring home Shirley's Twin Sister?! Hope so. = )
Hopefully soon!
I don't like orange, but man that guitar looks good.
Can I get some info on these inlays? Like damn
In the beginning of the video were you using a slap back delay?
Is it also a common trick to go whole step up and half step low from root? Or what about half step up and whole step flat from root?
A++
Really ..embellishing
Jazzalitous!
When is Gretsch going to come out with an official Billy Bean tribute guitar? Gretsch used to be a household name with jazz. Those Gretsch drum sets are coveted by most jazz drummers I know. And that Gretsch that Billy Bean used to play, the sound he got, whew! I think that was Pat Martino's influence and maybe even George Benson's. Gibsons can be great guitars and sure have a long history, but there were other guitar makers making names during the "jazz" time (or whatever you wanna call it).
Nice. Sounds Django Reinhardt-esque
he was very good
Cool lesson!
Does that Gretsch have a buzz or is it my headphones?
The buzz you're hearing is most likely because the audio is a mix of my overhead vocal mic and amp. So you're hearing a bit of guitar acoustically.
Killer content as always.
But that hair is out of control bro!
Had to let it breathe
Cool Eddie Cochran gretsch
Is that a Cochran signature?
Great lesson. Is there a little buzz in the bridge or is it my speaker?
The buzz you're hearing is most likely because the audio is a mix of my overhead vocal mic and amp. So you're hearing a bit of guitar acoustically.
Sounds country to me :)
Very Eddie Cochrane ;)
Oooooo... I'm adding this skill to my bag o' tricks. Thanks RJ!