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Feedback
Carlos Carrillo4th March 2008hey jerry!!!
excellent
excellent
excellent!!!!!!!
thanks
Danilo Capezzuto26th February 2008Excellent.
Joe Kataldo14th January 2008Beautiful techniques
axelsson14th October 2007Man this sound is bloody sweet!
misterj11th September 2007i have wanted to learn something like this for a very long time!! sounds great!
The Uncreator10th September 2007Great lesson, i lvoe the groove!
Jerry Arcidiacono9th September 2007Thank you guys!
I think guitar has an infinite potential... So, we are here to learn everything is possible!!
Don't you think?
coxy8110th September 2007cool!!!
jonasrolf9th September 2007great
seanM19th September 2007Haven't touched my acoustic for months, gotta dust it off and learn this awesome lesson.
Thanks Jerry!!
Hungus9th September 2007Very cool man.. I cant wait to get my acoustic back so I can learn this.
Andrew Cockburn9th September 2007Very nice Jerry - another GMC first for this style!
ezravdb9th September 2007This is really fun to play
Muris Varajic9th September 2007Excellent piece Jerry,well done!!
Juan M. Valero9th September 2007Excellent Walking !!!! I remember when I study JAZZ
Congratulations
Rockwouldbe9th September 2007i think that was really good.
Gen9th September 2007Really cool!! I gotta practice these things with the thumb, keep the lessons comming!
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- My notes
Hello GMC!
In this lesson I try to explain how to play a chord progression with fingerstyle technique.
I chose a set of chords that are common in jazz music. As you know, in this style chords are often extended.
This means that a chord should contain four or more different notes.
So, this lesson could be useful for beginners that don't know this type of chords.
You must play lower notes with your right thumb: in this way, you can obtain a kind of "walking bass" effect.
It's important to play with triplet feel (swing eighth notes).
As usual, I made a Guitar Pro file with chord diagrams.
Also, you can find three backing tracks with different tempo.
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 120 bpm
Enjoy!
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