April 8, 2010
How to Play Jazz Guitar : Walking Bass Chord Comping in Jazz Guitar
Learn how to play walking bass chord comping in jazz guitar from a recording artist in thisfree music lesson video. Expert: Dustin Plumb Contact: www.dustinplumb.net Bio: Dustin Plumb is a recording artist, who has a Bachelors’ in Music from the University of Oregon. He resides in Las Vegas where he runs a sound design company called DP creative. Filmmaker: Dustin Plumb
No related posts.
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
25 Comments »
April 8, 2010
frankkalani :
bm7 e7 am7 d7 gm7
daveygeorgetaylor :
very groovy and helpful video, thanks for posting
dyingforastrat :
wow that is pretty hard at first to get going
cast390 :
To those who want to know, the chord prog is a 3,6,2,5,1,or Bm7 E7 Am7 D7(hes playing D9 here) to Gmaj7.Your complaints are justified as this and ALL expert village vids are completely usless,
KindKeith :
I think it sounds even cooler when selecting the passing tone a half-step either above or below the root of the following chord, to pick the one that is a tri-tone (diminished 5th) away from the root of the first chord. This adds flavor for at least two reasons, one of which is simply that the tri-tone is a very flavorful interval . So on the first two chords, bm7 E7 rather than playing the notes B Eb E try playing B F E. Sounds way more hip.
yellowcolourteam :
That is really, really useful for people who know what he’s talking about.
Thanks, keep it up.
April 9, 2010
bryceboy3 :
@justsixstrings i agree…
elquemando :
You are on your way to becoming a great teacher.
but
Slow down; slow down. Have patience.
nabrostoff :
At least hold your guitar straight so we can see what shapes you are making if your set on not explaining any of them by more than their names. Very frustrating.
JamPlayDotCom :
@MARINEHOG42 That was the first thing that came to my mind too. Good video regardless!
MARINEHOG42 :
The triplet 1 reminded me of The Simpons
dannyhood66 :
Good lesson man!
judyle :
@JazztrumpeterRocks you can turn off the subtitlles yourself in the arrow to the rihgt
orrigami :
great video!
retards52 :
Es muy horrible!
sartanko :
THe button at theright, same one you turn off annotations.
EKCxVaNiTY :
jazztrumpeterrocks click the little arrow in the bottum right corner and click CC to turn off subtitles.
PoofyBurrito :
Go to the right of the video, put your mouse on the arrow pointing up, click the CC button, subtitles gone
Amralliv :
thank’s dude
JazztrumpeterRocks :
thanks
junkhop :
@JazztrumpeterRocks Hey, this was bothering me too – just click the upward arrow on the right side and you can turn the captions off.
Great Video Dustin
JazztrumpeterRocks :
“ago”
JazztrumpeterRocks :
could you please remove the subitles. i only just started guitar about a month age and it would really help to see the way you voice the chords
benroo89 :
it’s technically not the “up” beat that you’re doing, it’s the 3, because you’ve gone into a shuffle or 12/8. it’s a syncopated rhythm.
liquidhydronium :
Ok, you are right. Thanks!