Martin la guitarra17th August 2008beautiful
Nemanja Filipovic17th August 2008Really jazzy vibe,great playing.
Thanks.
Juan M. Valero17th August 2008yeah II-V-I is a great progression to improve our improvisation skills, so haveing more licks is always great
I spent lot of time working in this progression when I learn jazz !! really interesting
Joe Kataldo17th August 2008Good Job
Ivan Milenkovic17th August 2008Very nice, laid back and jazzy, great job man
Nazgul17th August 2008Awesome jazz-stuff, Jerry! That's a good series!
Pablo Vazquez17th August 2008Cool stuff man! Great!!
Muris Varajic17th August 2008Sweet licks Jerry!
Ian Bushell17th August 2008Thanks for the Jazzy inspiration Jerry!
Bogdan Radovic17th August 2008Very good jazz lesson Jerry!!
kaznie_NL17th August 2008very jazzy Jerry, I love the collaboration between Andrew and the teachers. Good stuff!!
Jerry Arcidiacono17th August 2008Thank you guys
Nick32517th August 2008very jazzy jerry
Hisham Al-Sanea17th August 2008nice licks & very Jazzy Jerry
great work.
DeepRoots18th August 2008Awesome! Love this Jazz series
- Jerry Arcidiacono18th August 2008
Thanks
Henry Dietzel18th August 2008Great lesson Jerry, Thanks!!
ItsMe18th August 2008very good
Marcus Siepen18th August 2008Very nice Jerry, well done
Toni Suominen18th August 2008Great job Jerry!
Kristofer Dahl19th August 2008AHh some very nice jazz lines - thanks Jerry!
Danilo Capezzuto19th August 2008Melodic and slow enough to let everyone understand what's happens! Bravo Jerry!
Carlos Carrillo19th August 2008The jazz and me!! We never understood each other!! Jajajaj. But with these lines, I am going to achieve it.
thanks Jerry!!!!!!!- Jerry Arcidiacono19th August 2008
Thank you again guys
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Hey GMC! If you have some skills in theory, probably you have read something about the II-V-I progression before. If you haven't, this lesson can be a good introduction to this topic. This progression is really important to know. As usual, check the video #2 to read and listen some theory.
I hope that also beginners can benefit from this lesson, since the licks shown here are quite easy to play.
Most important, I hope you can find your way to play something jazzy, using some basic concepts which you find here.
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