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ItsMe13th March 2009really nice lesson. And great playing.
Emir Hot13th March 2009Absolutely beautiful. Your feel for swing is just awesome.
Marek Rojewski13th March 2009Very "swingish" indeed:)
Pedja Simovic13th March 2009Cool licks Vasilije, one part reminds me of Softly as in morning sunrise 
Sergio Dorado13th March 2009Great swing. Brilliant!
kaznie_NL13th March 2009Thnx Vasilije
Sinisa Cekic13th March 2009This is great Vasilije,bravo mate !!
coffeeman13th March 2009Beautiful!
Vasilije Vukmirovic13th March 2009Thanks guys, appreciate it! I really dig swing, especially gypsy(ciganija)!
Emir Hot13th March 2009
Ramiro Delforte13th March 2009Nice swing man!
Cool lesson 
haha awesome! Very swingy 
Nazgul13th March 2009Great licks Vasilije, love the drums, too. 
Hisham Al-Sanea13th March 2009very swingy
Sensible Jones13th March 2009Wow!! Superb swing feel!!!
Aleksander Sukovic14th March 2009Great stuff, Vasilije!
Ciganija is the best! 
Piotr Kaczor14th March 2009This is great, Vasilije!
Jerry Arcidiacono14th March 2009Great swingy lesson
berko14th March 2009Awesome stuff man, brilliant phrasing and such a cool backing! Bookmarked already
Zsolt Galambos14th March 2009Love it, sound cool!
Kuba Szafran14th March 2009Good job Vasilije, I really liked this swing !
Stephane Lucarelli14th March 2009Beautiful playing !
Ivan Milenkovic14th March 2009Awesome! Love it mate, you are great jazzman
Kristofer Dahl15th March 2009So many cool things to steal here - thanks Vasilije!
Alejandro Pinero16th March 2009Very nice Solo!!
Alejandro
Alexiaden9311th June 2009Very groovy feel, Vasilije ! Nice lesson
Up-tempo swing jazz, with lots of jazz phrasing and rhythm displacements.
Hi GMC!
This is lesson on jazz guitar and swing rhythm, piece has only three chords, F min7, Db7, C7. It is a jazz version of Fminor-Db. We have Db7 which is a small variation, though it doesn’t has harmonic function in this lesson, it lasts for half second or so. However you can play Db7 arpeggio over it if you like, or F# harmonic minor scale, you really need to think fast if you want to improvise fast.
There are lots of repetitions, fragments, which in different rhythmical contexts sounds different. There are also lots of rhythmical variations and displacements, and finally what is very important you need to “swing” the notes, to follow the rhythm, in other words when you play 8th notes, one is slightly longer then the other one, I am sure you already hear that. And finally, when you learn the whole solo, maybe you can try to improvise using some of the licks you learned.
Enjoy playing!
Regards!
Vasilije Vukmirovic
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