I’ve been listening to Joe Diorio since about 1960 when Eddie Harris came out with “Exodus to Jazz”. Joe did such great work on that album and played a gorgeous solo on the title track, “Exodus”. It became a hit, but the juke box 45 RPM version cut out Joe’s solo, which was a shame! Thank God that the album has Joe soloing tastefully on every track! I’m now 81 and still a fan and still an amateur, playing every day!
Been enjoying your videos with ideas taken from Joe Diorio. I've bought pretty much all of Joe's publications and as many of his recordings on CD that I could find. Bought my 1st copy of "Fusion" & "21st Century Intervallic Designs" many years ago. Great to see you're carrying on these incredible concepts... the Right Brain Guitarist series etc to new generations of players. Keep up the great work!
Thanks! I am such a huge fan of Diorio's playing and teaching. He is an endless source of inspiration for me. I've also been seeking out all the music I can find that he recorded!
Joe was a friend of the family from way back in Waterbury,conn. He was inspired by my uncle Fred Bredice and studied with Fred's cousin Vincent Bredice. He gave me lessons as a favor to my dad who played piano in Miami Beach. I was only into my 3rd year on guitar so he was light years ahead. lol He gives praise in the forward of his book.@@mbacarellaguitar
I wish I did. I have many friends who did, but i was a little too young to have had the chance to study with him before he had his stroke. I was hoping to have a chance to study with him, but he passed away before I had a chance to reach out. He is one of my biggest guitar heroes.
@@mbacarellaguitar ele veio no Brasil em 1989 e eu tive a honra de fazer parte de um curso intensivo incrível com ele . Eu já era um guitarrista de jazz avançado e inclusive dava aula em uma universidade , mas não podia perder a chance de fazer esse curso . Acabou que foi algo muito importante pra mim pois inclusive ele pediu para eu dar uma aula sobre fraturas acordais , um tema que ele havia abordado e sobre o qual eu fiz vários exercícios. Fico muito feliz em ver as novas gerações cheias de talentos e entusiasmo pela guitarra jazz contemporânea, como o Joe sonhou..: Muito obrigado por isso e quem sabe um dia vc não vem aqui no Brasil conhecer minha escola?! Abração e tudo de melhor pra você!! 🌎🎶🎸
You are speaking too fast for some us to understand. REMEMBER you are reaching out to a general audience . SLOW DOWN YOUR SPEECH. That if you eat to teach. Slowly slowly s l o w ly .
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Joe Diorio was such a treasure
Joe Diorio was a gift to humanity. Such an incredible source of inspiration for me.
I’ve been listening to Joe Diorio since about 1960 when Eddie Harris came out with “Exodus to Jazz”. Joe did such great work on that album and played a gorgeous solo on the title track, “Exodus”. It became a hit, but the juke box 45 RPM version cut out Joe’s solo, which was a shame! Thank God that the album has Joe soloing tastefully on every track! I’m now 81 and still a fan and still an amateur, playing every day!
I was very anxiety-ridden today. This lesson really helped me cut through the noise - Thanks you for a great lesson Mike!
I’m really glad I was able to help you!
YEAH MAN - miss you hope all is well!
Been enjoying your videos with ideas taken from Joe Diorio. I've bought pretty much all of Joe's publications and as many of his recordings on CD that I could find. Bought my 1st copy of "Fusion" & "21st Century Intervallic Designs" many years ago. Great to see you're carrying on these incredible concepts... the Right Brain Guitarist series etc to new generations of players. Keep up the great work!
Thanks! I am such a huge fan of Diorio's playing and teaching. He is an endless source of inspiration for me. I've also been seeking out all the music I can find that he recorded!
Joe was an exceptional player. I took a couple lessons with him early '70s in Miami. He was writing that book I believe then.
That is awesome! How were lessons with Joe?
Joe was a friend of the family from way back in Waterbury,conn. He was inspired by my uncle Fred Bredice and studied with Fred's cousin Vincent Bredice. He gave me lessons as a favor to my dad who played piano in Miami Beach. I was only into my 3rd year on guitar so he was light years ahead. lol
He gives praise in the forward of his book.@@mbacarellaguitar
Great lesson!
Great lesson Mike. Drop 2 voicings really do give some great arpeggio sounds, and I love how you added that augmented shape after that m7.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for posting! VERY informative!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Mike what is it for Guitar Model from Ibanez? Nice Lesson!
Amazing! Thanks a lot!
Glad you enjoyed it Pavel!
Beeeeeee-autifulllll.
Thanks Tim!
Fantastic content Mike 🎸👍 don't know how I missed this video but it really is awesome! Best to you brother!
Glad you enjoyed it! It’s a great concept that I’ve been spending a lot of time with lately.
Hey Mike how’s going ?Thnx for breaking it down.By the way what axe are you strumming there?Ibanez?
Yes, it is an Ibanez!
How do I purchase the tabs transcription 🙏
It is available on my Patreon page, along with the sheet music for all of my videos!
Você estudou com o Joe?!
I wish I did. I have many friends who did, but i was a little too young to have had the chance to study with him before he had his stroke. I was hoping to have a chance to study with him, but he passed away before I had a chance to reach out. He is one of my biggest guitar heroes.
@@mbacarellaguitar ele veio no Brasil em 1989 e eu tive a honra de fazer parte de um curso intensivo incrível com ele . Eu já era um guitarrista de jazz avançado e inclusive dava aula em uma universidade , mas não podia perder a chance de fazer esse curso . Acabou que foi algo muito importante pra mim pois inclusive ele pediu para eu dar uma aula sobre fraturas acordais , um tema que ele havia abordado e sobre o qual eu fiz vários exercícios.
Fico muito feliz em ver as novas gerações cheias de talentos e entusiasmo pela guitarra jazz contemporânea, como o Joe sonhou..: Muito obrigado por isso e quem sabe um dia vc não vem aqui no Brasil conhecer minha escola?! Abração e tudo de melhor pra você!! 🌎🎶🎸
You are speaking too fast for some us to understand. REMEMBER you are reaching out to a general audience . SLOW DOWN YOUR SPEECH. That if you eat to teach. Slowly slowly s l o w ly .