John Scofield Style

by Stephane Lucarelli

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  • In this lesson we are going to take a look at one of the top Jazz guitarist : Mr John Scofield.

    John Scofield is really a unique voice in the world of Jazz and he easily blends elements of Blues, Jazz, Funk, Bebop...with a trademark sound & phrasing, instantly recognizable.

    So in a Jazz funk context, we are going to see how he blends the Pentatonic/Blues scale, the Mixolydian mode, the Diminished scale for outside playing and other concepts such as chromaticism/passing tones.

    The backing track is a C7 vamp.

    I hope this lesson will help you to understand John's playing but also to use & apply all these concepts in your own playing

    Stephane

    Gear used :
    Gibson ES-339
    Cornford Roadhouse







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