A Special Mtp Kind Of Request., Learning Jazz/Blues with Robben Ford.
Jesse
Jun 26 2009, 05:46 PM
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Hello:)
Most of you probably know that I play dem blues (Sted, thank's for "dem blues")
I'm also intersted in jazz/ and jazz blues. And at the conservatory I'll be heading, there's alot of jazz.
So I found Robben Ford, and this guy blew me away.
Just look him up, his jazz/blues phrasing is phenomenal, together with his chord knowledge.

So I got his book called "The Blues and Beyond" where he explains alot of stuff.
And I'd love to work trough it ( probably could but would be harder) but it's much more fun to do it with a "teacher" or just together.
Since it's summer vacation, I got a heck load of time (7 weeks of nothing planned, awesome!) I thought this would be a cool idea, to work trough his book, with a more experienced player, that can give me tips and insights, and some improv practising stuff for dem jazz/blues.

So,





Just a little of his awesomeness.

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sted
Jun 26 2009, 08:52 PM
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wow! Very cool player and great songs too! I might have a look atthat book of his! Thanks Jesse!

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I have his DVD The Art of Blues Rhythm and its a great DVD. The one thing I remember from that DVD is the cool use of triads and other chords. I have gotten it out and plan on watching it again this weekend. I will have to check out his book that you mentioned.

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If I remember rightly Robben Ford made some great use of triad inversions when he did a version of the 'Monmouth College Fight Song' (think that's the title).

Also apart form his solo and Blue Line recordings check out his stuff with the Yellow Jackets.

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Very cool player, I love his tone. Joe Bonamassa reminds me on him.

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Robben is one of my favorite modern blues players. I even did a lesson in his style. Thanks for sharing this

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Jun 27 2009, 01:36 PM
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Jun 27 2009, 02:05 PM
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I could buy the book and work through it with you. Though I don't know if I am a more experienced player than you... was that a must have prerequisite? I am however interested in Robben Ford's techniques and think that it would be fun to share insights gained and questiones wondered.

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go for it! I got a book from the library (gonna but too) jazz course 1 from Mickey Baker, Robben always refers to this book, he used it when he began in jazz.

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Okies, I have the book and am already studying the first song Rhumba Blues.

It's a simple song with 3 chords, mainly G7. Robben talks about the 3 different scales he uses over the song.

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yay!

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