Ted Greene Blues Guitar Lesson - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- A rare and wonderful view into Ted's world. Here Ted gives a lesson covering the Blues in all it's aspects. Circa 1992 - Video Credits: Brian Totten
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We proudly bring you a multi-segment series of Ted teaching the blues!
This is part 1 of many "more to follow".
Was very fortunate to have met Ted and get a few hand writin lessons when he was on Topanga in Canoga Park years ago..On lesson would keep me bust for a year back then! lol Playing with the Angels now!
ted is the real master and genius of the jazz guitar . gracias por los videos .
Ted talks about changing I vi ii V (Fmaj7 Dm7 Gm C7) making the ii dominant G7. you can make each chord dom7 F7 D7 G7 C7 then tritone sub the D7 to Ab7 and G to Gb so you have F7 Ab7 G7 Gb7 for chromatic motion.
The final melody line I have A A F C and bass line G F# G D G chords are Gm9 Gm9 D7#9 C7sus/G
It's always a great pleasure to listen to good old Ted.Thanks a lot for the post!
@TedGreeneArchives You're a real champ for posting this stuff, Thanks!!
I had Ted's chord chemistry book back in the mid' 70's. It's still way over my head.
and watch whos portrait is there on the wall... johann sebastian bach. the greatest musician in time. greene has clearly lots of connections to him.
thank you so much....these lessons are a godsend.
I think I am as impressed by Ted's ability to *teach* as I am his ability to *play*.
Ted's books on single note soloing took me a long way into the world of jazz guitar
Thanks for posting this guys!
hey thanks a lot for uploading man
This is wonderful. ! : )
He was made of music. It was in him. It was him. I want to ask a very smart man, “what is the difference between Doc Watson and John Pilla?” He thought a moment and then said, “Doc Watson doesn’t wait for the next John Pilla record to come out before he learns something new.”
Also to include several performance playlists of Ted and many jazz guitarists.
whats the song in the intro called? is it on the ted greene website? cheers!
if you're still wondering: it's 'a foggy day', a jazz standard. Judy Garland and Louis Armstrong with Ella Fitzgerald have great vocal versions if you want to hear the melody with lyrics.
Does anyone know if this lesson is documented on chord charts?
Q use your ears and figure it out. You will get much more out of it than just reading tab. You can see his fingers to know the position.
'its just guitar'
well said dude.
ghost notes(!!!) - can anyone further explain how to make the ghost note with the PICKING hand! amazing technique!
sounds like a belched note.
WHO disliked this??!! I do not understand AT ALL!!!
MrBasilGanglia likely a metal shredder who just couldn’t understand it
Ted looks like Phil Collins in that black and white pic.
AI could probably clean up the sound and make it much better
I know some people are like "This is blues??" This is Jazz! (blues) Not actual traditional blues. Ted has more chords than guitar george...
Guitarwizard guitar george is an asshole even though he knows all the chords
Fantastic, but could be better tone, without the noice in the backround.
He was really a great guy!