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thanks for this lesson, very helpfull. ! It is quite a difficult technique to master..

Always awesome content Mike 👍🎸 excellent video brother, hope you are well!

Johnny was a very modest and kind person !

Hi, that's a great and super useful line. From which solo did you take it? Thank you very much and happy new year.

Thanks! Technically it’s not fully fourths, no? The F to B is an augmented 4th. It can slightly throw you off if you are thinking in just fourths since on any note the parallel (except G-B) note is a fourth but for F to B we have to bump it up a fret to stay in key. It could be worth a note to explain when this would happen or is it always “move up a note to keep it in key if you need to”. Hope that makes sense.

Wow!! Just ran across your channel. Subscribed. Great lesson👍😀👍

I think he is playing C half/whole scale rather than some F minor variant. This would be more consistent with using the C7 as a sub over the Bb. Just my interp - I appreciate your videos.

Great stuff !! Thanks man!

Agree with all the comments, this is the good $h!7! No tricks, just legit breakdowns of strong great lines that will always work. Thanks!

Great lesson great phrase and great explanation!!!

Man idk how thos channels isnt bigger after so many years. This is in my top three jazz channels now and quickly pulling up on first place the more lessons i do. I wish you and Micahs pod cast were ongoing cause that was great! Thanks for puttin in the work and teaching us🙏 I've been studying jazz for a little over a year at this point on my own and this channel is progressing me and leaps and bounds.

Excellent - thank you!!

Thats what kirk fletcher is always talking about. Your rhythm should be as exciting as lead and your lead should be as easy to hear as your rhythm.

Man talkin on hendrix. Band of Gypsies all day

Holy shit man! Second video ive watched of yours. Your channel os strait gold!

Man killer lesson! Perfect explanation and also killer left hand exercise.

Fantastic lesson as always Mike 🎸🎅 hope you and yours have a Merry Christmas!

Thank you very much! Amazing Lesson!

What kind of pick do you use?

Mike ! Nice ! Nice ! Nice ! Keep teaching, keep posting ! You chose the best ideas !!!

Love this video Mike 👍🎸 I'm definitely working on improving my jazz phrasing so this was much needed! Best to you man, thanks so much!!

Thanks so much man, so great to work with things we know and see we can add to it.

Don't know how I missed this video Mike but it's a great one! 👍🎸 Best to you brother!

YEAH MAN - miss you hope all is well!

great lesson, mike; and I think one of the most valuable things is how one can extrapolate the pattern and intervalic leaps, invert them, and arrange them in endless ways (which is likely how J.H. arrived at it in the first place)….thanks!

Thats NICE !!!!! And Simple !!! Thank you again, master !!!

Just outstanding Mike, I love Jimmy's playing 👍🎸 hope you and yours are well, thanks so much for these videos

Thanks. Though I'm only a sax player, this has help me 😎👍🏾

Very cool…this is how I like to use it…more like a pentatonic as two notes per string….i like it occasionally over m7 chord a fret up or down from root, giving you the m3, 5th, M7, b9 and 4th…sounds a little out but add the root to the end of a line and it’s kinda cool

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De los mejores canales para aprender temas de jazz bien didactico y se siente el amor y pasion que le pones al enseñar🎉😊

Cool lines, Mike! Thanks

Wowow thanks for these BIG GOLD NUGGETS!!

Spitting image of Derek Trucks except for the Strat!

Yeah man I wasn't aware of this book

Awesome lesson!

Dig it, Mike! I liked the way you took the concept further and explored it across the entire fretboard and key 🤘

The basic sound resembles the beginning of The Police's 'Every Breath You Take', but extended over two octaves and a fifth.

Incredible lesson and video Mike 👍🎸 thanks so much always for your wonderful content, hope you and yours are well

Good stuff bro! 🎸😎👍

A great player! Wish he had included transcriptions in the video.

There’s nothing “secret” about it and Herbie didn’t invent it. Looking forward to your discovery this secret thing called beer 😊

Fantastic content Mike 👍🎸 thanks so much!

Good stuff, thanks.

I worked on Jimmy Wyble's Etude Eight when I was a young player, but I didn't really analyze it at the time. Your analysis is very helpful - thank you!

Niceeeeeeee