Tangerine( Johny Mercer) Played on gibson l5-ces jazz guitar. Thank you for llistening and please make a comment. Alex Video Rating: 5 / 5
on 2013-07-16
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Nice age to start. Just be patient. Practicing might be great joy. You can start with major scale in different positions. When you master that all the other scales are easier to learn just by changing one or two intervals. You have to understand that you need a method also, something that teacher would provide. It’s harder to learn without teacher and there is a risk to block your further progress. You can also contact me trough mail; alexandar.jazz.guitar@gmail.com
Alex
Great playing! I’m sorry for your loss. I’m 17 myself and I’ve been playing Jazz for about 2 months now, but I just can’t keep up with all those Jazz guitar scales I would really appreciate if you could tell me how to learn more about the Jazz playing. Greetings from Finland!
Thank you, I love this song ever since I heard Jimm Hall.
Alex
Wow, im speachless.. Brilliant!
Muito obrigado. Você também jogar divina!
Você joga com muita genialidade!
Thank you Bas for your kind words. Trow me a mail how is your progress in jazz?
All the best.
Alex
Impressive playing. Condolences for your loss. Your teacher must’ve been very proud of how far you’ve come.
Bas
Thank you Ken!
Thank you Rich for your kind words. I am so glad that you are listenning to my posts.
All the best.
Alex
Hello Alex
Thank you for this. I am very sorry to hear of the passing of your teacher and friend, he can certainly rest happy knowing how well he taught you.
I have emailed you privately today.
Rich Alvey UK
Cool Alex : )
Thank you Vic, it’s really nice feeling to receive your notes and to know that you are listening. Of course I owe a lot to him for instance my right hand.. He was very dedicated to develope with me his special right hand technique that’s why I am not easily throw off.
Alexander respect to you, like someone said high tempo’s never throw you off and that’s true and you probably owe a lot to your dedicated Teacher,I see he has left his life’s dedication in hands of the new generation and you’re doing him justice,love your tone and phrasing-Vic.
I should work more on chord soloing, after all there are 6 strings why not use them all.
Thank you for your time and nice words.
Alex
You never let the speedy tempos and changes throw you off. Wonderful!