July 2011 \ Premier Clinic \ Jazz \ Video Lesson: Cure for the Common Chord

Video Lesson: Cure for the Common Chord

Bruce Buckingham

Rhythm guitar ideas using complex chords, inversions, double stops, and riffs.
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marshall
on 07/07/2011 		Video did not play. Tried two different browsers (IE and Chrome).
JzGtr
on 07/07/2011 		takes FOREVER to load
Streetmusic
on 07/06/2011 		Very nice , now if I can just get it right, I love the chime sound that comes with the 7th chords.
Mike
on 07/06/2011 		That first example was totally Wes Montgomery! Awesome! Anyways, the second double-stop example really gave me some cool ideas for how to use that stuff. I love playing and listening to guitar grooves like that, but sometimes I get baffled when trying to create a hip little line like that.
Spanky
on 07/06/2011 		Kinda like Santana meets jazz on the first example. I do like the double stops and use those frequently when playing especially clean rhythms and leads. Thanks PG for bringing this to us. I agree in learning chords and shapes in all areas of the neck and within a variety of modal forms. But as the old saying goes... a jazz player plays a 1000 chords to three people and a rock player plays three chords to a 1000 people. Cheers.



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