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Bondy21st March 2009This is a cool lesson Stephane! I should start learning stuff in this style it's really growing on me atm, keep up the great work, man i feel mellow now.
Kuba Szafran21st March 2009Great tone and phrasing Stephane:)!
berko21st March 2009Awesome work man! Gotta switch to my neck pup and jam now...
kaznie_NL21st March 2009Thanks Stephane. Your technique looks smooth!
Sergio Dorado21st March 2009Awesome phrasing, Stephane! Great lesson
Pedja Simovic21st March 2009Very smooth Jazz sounding Stephane. Great job !
Bogdan Radovic21st March 2009Great lesson Stephane! Your sound and playing are so smooth! 
Jose Mena21st March 2009Tasty playing, awesome
Joe Kataldo21st March 2009Nice phrasing mate 
Stephane Lucarelli21st March 2009Glad you like it, guys ! 
It's means me a lot to me, thanks !
misterj21st March 2009great lesson! nice licks!
Kristofer Dahl21st March 2009Superb jazz lesson Stephane - thanks! 
Piotr Kaczor21st March 2009Wow, Stephane! Awesome playing, phrasing and fantastic backing!
Stephane Lucarelli21st March 2009 
Hisham Al-Sanea21st March 2009nice jazz funk stephane.great job
Stephane Lucarelli21st March 2009Thanks Hisham!
Vasilije Vukmirovic21st March 2009This is fantastic, maybe the best jazz lesson on GMC.
Emir Hot21st March 2009Awesome
Ahh, I love this kind of jazz, and this is an awesome lesson! Please make an another one as smooth as this! 
Marcus Lavendell22nd March 2009Awesome lesson Stephane. Great feel.
wow nice! super fresh! awesome! im officially a fan
Nazgul22nd March 2009Great groove and great quality of the lessons overall! Keep up the good work!
ErikEklund22nd March 2009wow cool! love those kind of licks
Stephane Lucarelli22nd March 2009Thanks guys, it's a real pleasure for me !
More lessons to come, in this style & others... 
David Wallimann23rd March 2009I love this Stephane!
Excellent phrasing, very tasteful! :-)
Carlos Carrillo23rd March 2009I love The Jazz,I love this lesson! Thanks my Friend!
ItsMe23rd March 2009Really funky. Great tone and phrasing. Cool Benson like lines
coffeeman23rd March 2009Beautiful playing Stephane, you're doing an awesome work , this one goes directly to my bookmarks and I promise a video with my take a.s.a.p.
Stephane Lucarelli24th March 2009Thanks a lot!
Jad Diab24th March 2009Great Phrasing, It was a big pleasure for my ears, can't wait to hear more from you
Ps: There's a little "mistake" in video 2's tablature in the beginning... it's -7-9-10-instead of -7-8-10-
Aleksander Sukovic25th March 2009Very tasty! Now, this is something I would like to listen to, if it was a full track (which would be a great idea)
More, please!
Marcus Siepen25th March 2009Sounds really cool, great lesson
Crazyfret25th March 2009Gr8 lesson Some great playing on there and cool licks. Gonna try and give it a go
Great lesson Reminds of Lee Ritenour occasionally
Stephane Lucarelli3rd April 2009Thanks guys!
hi Stephane I liked that lesson since it's on dm7 what other chords progression can I had to it
Stephane Lucarelli16th September 2009Hi man, thanks for the comment!
We are in the key of CMajor and D-7 is the second chord (Dorian mode).
All the licks works great on the following chords :
V7 > G7
VII > B-7b5
IV > FM7 (#11)
You could also try to play some licks over a II-7 / V7 / IM7 (D-7 / G7 / CM7) but take care when you resolve on the IM7 chord.
Hope it helps!
Cheers
In this lesson you'll find some ideas of jazz phrasing over a funk/groove backing track. A good way to develop and improve your musical vocabulary.
Hi GMC!
Here is some ideas of jazz phrasing over a funk/groove backing track. The backing is a Dm7 vamp and I used mostly a mix of D dorian mode, D blues/minor pentatonic scale, arpeggios and some chromatic passing note.
You could develop and improve your musical vocabulary by learning licks, studying solos or making solos transcriptions of guitar player, sax, trumpet etc... It's the best way of learning the Jazz articulation & vocabulary.
Hope these licks will help you to build your own individual language.
Some advices:
- Rhythm placement is very important.
- Try to make your own patterns.
- Transpose these ones in other keys.
- Listen to Jazz players...
...and of course, have fun !
Stephane
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