can't believe some ungrateful tw*t said you talk too much - what was he expecting for nothing. Robin you don't talk too much but rather give the best gypsy jazz guitar tuition and explain it in a fun and immediately usable way. I for one are extremely indebted to your generosity and warmth of spirit
I’m Pong from Thailand I would like to thank you so much I was so many times in Thailand not much guitarists play Gypsy Jazz but for me lovely Gypsy Jazz when i was you easy to understand thank you so much
Sompong Visriputn thanks for the kind words Pong. I’m happy the lessons inspire and help you to play. I was in Thailand many years ago, a beautiful country and people! Robin
I never thought of using this cool minor 7 flat five chord so extensively. I use it a lot in 145. I was just lying in my exhausted for using a snow thrower after a snow storm in Finland and wanted to learn this sheik of araby tune in sort of swing style and was lucky to to find this approach. Thank you.
I couldn’t agree more, keep going Robin you are doing an awesome job with your positive spin onto this, I am very grateful for all your ongoing work.Thankyou. Fionn{Norfolk uk)
i have followed many teachers. Yours is different , very informative and "cool" Thank u. Now back to the lesson.(just1/2 way at this time.) I'm back............It may take a while , but I look forward to getting that formation feeling a little more comfy, Thank you.( Friendly face.)
I'm attempting to branch out from my stuck in the 90s metal playing, I've always enjoyed other music but never pushed myself to learn, I'm thoroughly enjoying your content and wanted to say thanks! Much appreciated! Have a very well earned sub!
@@GypsyJazzSecrets thanks pal! I understand a bit of theory but I've never understood how to apply it, like how you know you can swap in these half diminished shapes, 2ing the 5 and all that! Makes me realise how long my musical road is! isolation gives me free time these tutorials/lessons are really inspiring! You're a great player too 🤘
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Well this ain't Gypsy jazz, but its how I do All of Me fingerpicking style. My wheelhouse for standards, but I am slowly learning your chords. ruclips.net/video/Qp0rb0x6WHo/видео.html
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Robin! Thanks to you, if you can please check my version of "All of me" i use a lot of your things, and the crispy C with harmonics at the end! :D ruclips.net/video/mNj8qSvmWPA/видео.html
Would be awesome whenn you show chords on a card like you did here in this video. I did play it for hours this night. So great, i love this music. I am a bginner. Never thought i could play this. And omg... much easyer, then ever thought. Great, thanks. I love it !
Ahh cool man glad it helps. I use cards like this for my live with Robin workshops in the Gypsy Jazz Club plus PDF stab for all lessons I the club. I’m here to help! 🙏💕🎸Robin
I stumbled on your channel and I have learned a few things already. I like your chord shape approach to music - I wish more guitar players would catch on to this. I'm in Houston, Texas playing blues and blues hybrids with jazz, country and whatever sounds good. I subscribed, thanks for your help.
Nice cloudy cool day in Sydney, Australia. More coolness also from this amazing shape, thanks. I have found that I can make some moderately respectable solo runs by twiddling notes up and down a fret from it, moving into the diminished scale. How about a lesson to trigger our creativity along these lines?
Thanks for the great channel! But, if I may ask, what tricks I must do to make my Ibanez AEL-series acoustic guitar sound like gypsy jazz guitar? Is it even possible? Here in Helsinki we have no new GJ guitars in music stores, I saw one second hand guitar but someone was quicker as always. I'm not very confident to order acoustic guitar from Thomann as it can be in thousand pieces after delivery.
Doc Trinos it’s all in the fingers Doc. When you play go for Sound & Tone. Make the notes ring clear and add some fast vibrato. Close your eyes and play from your heart. Let me know how you go.. I’m here to help! Robin
I am new to gypsy jazz guitar and I can play a few regular chords on a guitar. Can you tell me what the R means on the base E String in some of the fret charts? Thanks. I hope I can learn to do this. You make it look easy
@@maryshue5513 ok got you… don’t let things like that distract you. Concentrate on memorizing whatever tune you’re working on, know less tunes really well. 🙏💕🎸
could you explain more about substitution chords , it's confusing , you give a half diminished E for a C, Or a half dim C# for a A . Reverse chords or substitutions without explanation .i came up with the idea that in gypsie music you never built a chord over the root note cause it remains for the bass player , so instead we build chords over the 3th
That shape plays an atmospheric sort of swelling chord in Leonard Cohens WAITING FOR THE MIRACLE...but I thought it covered the top E ...Keep trying to find a home for it between B7 ,E m and the C with 2 fingers... never mind !! x
Hi Robin, thanks for everything. I'm your student in your online course, I am learning the solo of all of me playing it slow but when the speed goes up I started to get so confused specially in my right hand. Is there any exercises or video that you could recommend? hope you're doing well! thanks.
Gypsy Jazz Secrets it’s really astonishing how Django worked all that out, intuitively. We’re trying to figure out what came out of his soul, and I’m sure loads of practice!
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I don't know what any of us would do without you, my bruh. Keep doing everything you're doing!
Sir Schmer my pleasure mate! 🎸❤️Robin
can't believe some ungrateful tw*t said you talk too much - what was he expecting for nothing. Robin you don't talk too much but rather give the best gypsy jazz guitar tuition and explain it in a fun and immediately usable way. I for one are extremely indebted to your generosity and warmth of spirit
thanks for the kind words mate I appreciate the comment! Robin
Robin, thank you for the lesson. Teaching requires talk and you're excellent at it.
Thanks so much for the comment John all the best! Robin
Bißchen viel Gequatsche.
Das nervt.
Thank you so much for share this, you re an awsome guiarrist!! thanks, blessings!!!
Alex Ferioli thanks for the kind words Alex! Robin
Thanks fot This! ..from the Netherlands
Welcome Hans stay inspired! Robin
Robin, I love this!!! I got you arpeggio masterclass that My brother and I are working through!!!
@@JDavis-t5n nice one man thanks for the lovely comment and stay inspired! 🙌🎸❤️
I'm a bit late to the party, but this is fantastic. Thank you.
Glad it helps stay Inspired!
I’m Pong from Thailand I would like to thank you so much I was so many times in Thailand not much guitarists play Gypsy Jazz but for me lovely Gypsy Jazz when i was you easy to understand thank you so much
Sompong Visriputn thanks for the kind words Pong. I’m happy the lessons inspire and help you to play. I was in Thailand many years ago, a beautiful country and people! Robin
Thanks Robin from NYC! You are Amazing !!!
WelcomecMartin stay inspired! Robin
Hey there, from Brazil. I've been learning a lot from you. That you so very much. Much love!
Glad to hear that Hugo stay inspired man! Robin
best tutorial I've seen so far. So clearly explained. Played guitar all my life but the jazz chords, its like learning all over again !
Glad it helps mate stay inspired! Robin
I never thought of using this cool minor 7 flat five chord so extensively. I use it a lot in 145. I was just lying in my exhausted for using a snow thrower after a snow storm in Finland and wanted to learn this sheik of araby tune in sort of swing style and was lucky to to find this approach. Thank you.
Yes it works nicely hey Risto?! All the best 🙏💕🎸Robin
So cool that you mentioned Sheik of Araby. Wow. That takes me back a loooong time : )
Such precious tips! I enjoy every video of yours :) Greetings from Austria!
I couldn’t agree more, keep going Robin you are doing an awesome job with your positive spin onto this, I am very grateful for all your ongoing work.Thankyou. Fionn{Norfolk uk)
So glad the lessons help Fiona all the best mate! Robin
Hello from Vancouver Island, British Columbia! Beth
Hey Beth welcome.. stay inspired in Beautiful BC! Robin
Wow! Fenomenal. Great teacher, music, artist. Thanks 😍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
thanks for the kind words! Cheers, Robin
Thank you I liked your teaching, Gladstone from Mysore South India
Thanks Gladstone glad it helps! Robin
Sounds great, Rob. It's Jeff from Gainesville.Miss the good old days.Watching this with my student.
Hey Jeff hope all is well down in Gainesville FL - got some great memories from that trip. Stay well and stay inspired mate! Robin
Love you and the way you teach. I have been looking for this type of lesson! Thank you!
Lu Swihart so glad it helps Lu.. stay inspired! Robin
You are a very good teacher god bless you
Thank you for the kind words! Robin
Caroline from Sussex enjoying your lesson
Welcome Caroline!
Bud, I appreciate you so much. Working on my 17 record in a 20 year career and you’re helping spice up the new songs. Thank you 🙏
Jackson Taylor so glad the lessons help mate and good luck with the new record! Robin
good video I m french thanks for it.
You are an extraordinary teacher! Thank you!
David Fernando thanks for the kind words David glad the lessons help! Robin
Clever... ! super nice..! cheers from Buenos Aires..
Dan Southsilicon glad it helps Dan! Robin
Hi Robin, great tutorial, thank you!
Welcome Andrew glad it helps! Robin
Enjoying this
Anthony Clarke welcome Anthony! Robin
You are really a master!!! greetings from Argentina
Philippo Tomasso Marinetti thanks for the kind words Philippo! Saludos 🎸❤️Robin
Wow ! You're as natural man. Thanks.
Bill Haskett thanks Bill glad it helps! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Seriously Robin, I've been playing forever but you are opening up new worlds. Truly excellent stuff.
@@bill7016 that's so great to hear Bill stay inspired! Robin
Okay I'm a little late but all my love. Greetings from Northern Ireland - exopic it ain't...
Mark McCluney beautiful same to you Mark! Robin
Awesome, Like your gentle style, very usefull lesson! Kai, from near the "exotic" Duesseldorf, germany. ☺️
Welcome Kai from Düsseldorf! 🎸❤️Robin
Enjoying your lesson TIPS… Hugo from Melbourne
Welcome Cunha stay inspired! 🎸💕🙏Robin
tank you from west part of France
Welcome Christian! Robin
i have followed many teachers. Yours is different , very informative and "cool" Thank u. Now back to the lesson.(just1/2 way at this time.)
I'm back............It may take a while , but I look forward to getting that formation feeling a little more comfy, Thank you.( Friendly face.)
I'm attempting to branch out from my stuck in the 90s metal playing, I've always enjoyed other music but never pushed myself to learn, I'm thoroughly enjoying your content and wanted to say thanks! Much appreciated! Have a very well earned sub!
phutureproof that’s great man so happy the lessons help! Stay inspired! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets thanks pal! I understand a bit of theory but I've never understood how to apply it, like how you know you can swap in these half diminished shapes, 2ing the 5 and all that! Makes me realise how long my musical road is! isolation gives me free time these tutorials/lessons are really inspiring! You're a great player too 🤘
phutureproof right on mate!
All tip top in Cairns. Thanks for posting.
welcome Mark! Robin
Trying to learn this arrangement..Great chords
Nice one man stay inspired! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Well this ain't Gypsy jazz, but its how I do All of Me fingerpicking style. My wheelhouse for standards, but I am slowly learning your chords. ruclips.net/video/Qp0rb0x6WHo/видео.html
From France, love your videos.
Alpha Scorpii welcome Alpha 🎸❤️Robin
Thank you Robin, Even if I play the mandoline, I learn a lot with you.
Denis Douaglin perfect Denis you’re welcome! Robin
Hi from Connecticut, USA,
Welcome Tom!
Sounds great
Thanks man stay inspired!
I’m cramming for the next “Live with Robin” on St Croix island
All of Me, arpeggios
Wow nice James see you there! Robin
Greetings from South Africa, Ashley
Ashley Kelly welcome Ashley, Robin
great lesson robin!! learn a lot with your teach!! greetings from chile!
Jano Letelier glad the lessons help Jano! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Robin! Thanks to you, if you can please check my version of "All of me" i use a lot of your things, and the crispy C with harmonics at the end! :D ruclips.net/video/mNj8qSvmWPA/видео.html
Cool song
Yeah man!
Would be awesome whenn you show chords on a card like you did here in this video. I did play it for hours this night. So great, i love this music. I am a bginner. Never thought i could play this. And omg... much easyer, then ever thought. Great, thanks. I love it !
Ahh cool man glad it helps. I use cards like this for my live with Robin workshops in the Gypsy Jazz Club plus PDF stab for all lessons I the club. I’m here to help! 🙏💕🎸Robin
Thank you!
Welcome! Robin
Nice Django inspiration!
Welcome Bob! Robin
Great lesson.
From Düsseldorf:-D
maxwes glad it helps! Robin
Good work mate ❤
Cheers Adam 🙏🎸🙌
Great stuff Robin
Welcome! Robin
Awesome thank you so much
Sompong Visriputn welcome Sompong! Robin
From Brasil, obrigado!!
Franco Braga welcome Franco! Robin (Love Brazil)
I stumbled on your channel and I have learned a few things already. I like your chord shape approach to music - I wish more guitar players would catch on to this. I'm in Houston, Texas playing blues and blues hybrids with jazz, country and whatever sounds good. I subscribed, thanks for your help.
Nice cloudy cool day in Sydney, Australia. More coolness also from this amazing shape, thanks. I have found that I can make some moderately respectable solo runs by twiddling notes up and down a fret from it, moving into the diminished scale. How about a lesson to trigger our creativity along these lines?
dingoswamphead good idea mate got a few simple ideas to share on this. 👍
LOVE
Ahh thanks! Robin
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Thanks! 🙏💕🎸Robin
i´m looking you hear in buenos aires,good lessons,greetings!
Julio Alberto got to get to Argentina! Robin
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Thanks, I am Mexican.
César Pámanes Narváez welcome César! Robin
Sounds nice. Could u explain the concept of how this minor 7b5 shape can be substituted for these various chords.
Yes this chord X7878X can be Em7-5, Gm6 and C9. The chord X2323X can be Bm7-5, Dm6 and G9. It all depended on the context.
The first chord of All of me is Cma7. C9 has a flat 7. Gm6 is not a chord of all of me. There is G7 so I wonder how that works
thank youuu!
Gragorio Crisantemo you’re welcome Gragorio! Robin
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Thank you! 🙏💕🎸Robin
HELLO FROM ROTTERDAM
Ronald De blok hoi Ronald! Robin
Thanks for the great channel! But, if I may ask, what tricks I must do to make my Ibanez AEL-series acoustic guitar sound like gypsy jazz guitar? Is it even possible? Here in Helsinki we have no new GJ guitars in music stores, I saw one second hand guitar but someone was quicker as always. I'm not very confident to order acoustic guitar from Thomann as it can be in thousand pieces after delivery.
Doc Trinos it’s all in the fingers Doc. When you play go for Sound & Tone. Make the notes ring clear and add some fast vibrato. Close your eyes and play from your heart. Let me know how you go.. I’m here to help! Robin
Trying to adapt what you are doing, on my baritone ukulele ( tuned to guitar DGBE). Often Django used the first 4 strings.
perfect George bet that sounds great! stay inspired - Robin
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Hi….from Suffolk
Welcome!
hi, from Belgium, Django lived in this country for a while...
Arnaud Finn welcome Arnaud yes Django was born in Belgium 🇧🇪 cheers! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets and there is every year in a little village called "liberchies" a Django festival....
Arnaud Finn yes i must visit!
I am new to gypsy jazz guitar and I can play a few regular chords on a guitar. Can you tell me what the R means on the base E String in some of the fret charts? Thanks. I hope I can learn to do this. You make it look easy
IM not sure Mary? Can you give more detail or an example? Thanks I’m here to help! Robin
Ahhh it could mean ‘Root’ so the root note of a chord
Thats probably it. On page 11, the G chord fret chart.
Just wanted to be sure my fingers didn’t do anything there. I have short finger so this is a challenge for me but I’m up for it.
@@maryshue5513 ok got you… don’t let things like that distract you. Concentrate on memorizing whatever tune you’re working on, know less tunes really well. 🙏💕🎸
Hey Rob... you don't talk too much firstly. Does your song book series come with backing tracks to solo to?
The Revered yes the Song Books come with backing tracks. Cheers! Robin
GIMME THE TURNAROUND !!!!
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Jackson Taylor welcome!
Gypsy Jazz Secrets been watching your videos for years bud.
could you explain more about substitution chords , it's confusing , you give a half diminished E for a C, Or a half dim C# for a A . Reverse chords or substitutions without explanation .i came up with the idea that in gypsie music you never built a chord over the root note cause it remains for the bass player , so instead we build chords over the 3th
E half dim with root E on 7th fret acts as the 2 chord on a minor 2-5-1 into Dm. The same shape on the 4th fret with C# in root acts as an A9 chord.
@@GypsyJazzSecrets well hey , still why a E half dim over a C then ?
@@charvelangel the half dim chord with E in root at 7th fret also works as C9
@@GypsyJazzSecrets the laws are not cleared to me , too much confusing , sorry
@@charvelangel yes I understand... have a look at this lesson which explains ruclips.net/video/wOjGyshVmv4/видео.html
That shape plays an atmospheric sort of swelling chord in Leonard Cohens WAITING FOR THE MIRACLE...but I thought it covered the top E ...Keep trying to find a home for it between B7 ,E m and the C with 2 fingers... never mind !! x
Gus Hutchinson ahhh interesting Gus! Robin
Robin, when r u coming to L.A. So Cal again?
next March/April for a Gypsy Jazz breakthrough Retreat in LA
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Thank you hermano, I don't want to miss it, give me all specs you can. And yes, I break my leg too every now and then.
@@musicdarmando nice one bro stay inspired! 🙌🎸❤️
NM is watching
Welcome! Robin
Is there a video for the rest of the song ?
All the lessons and resources are in the Gypsy Jazz Club George. Have a look here www.GypsyJazzClub.com cheers
Hi Robin, thanks for everything. I'm your student in your online course, I am learning the solo of all of me playing it slow but when the speed goes up I started to get so confused specially in my right hand. Is there any exercises or video that you could recommend? hope you're doing well!
thanks.
Luis S. Hi Lluis I’m going to make a personal video lesson for you in the Gypsy Jazz Club. See you there! Robin
Gypsy Jazz Secrets wow thanks a lot!!!! 💪🏻🙌🏻 you’re the best !
Luis S. 🎸🔥
Nah y don’t talk too much. Great lessons. Keeps me going z
So kind cheers David! 🙏🎸🙌
Corsica join thé bande 😃
Yeah Polo! 🎸💕🔥
Hi all good here
Excellent Gary 🙏💕🎸Robin
Hey
Hey Oren!
Aren’t these 9th chords?
9th, half diminished and minor 6th chords,
Gypsy Jazz Secrets it’s really astonishing how Django worked all that out, intuitively. We’re trying to figure out what came out of his soul, and I’m sure loads of practice!
Tough chord shape for me. Sort of like diminished..Great swing feel tho..
Yeah take it slow and have fun mate! 🙏💕🎸Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Always fun..You ever listen that Carl Kress clip I posted?
@@marfak1000 where can I see that mate?
Posted it on your YT channel. But I can repost it..
Who Wrote this Tune, anybody?!?!🤔🤔🤔
Hmmm people must know this 🤔
@@GypsyJazzSecrets I've since found the Answer, thank you for your reply.😎😎😎
@@seamusbrowne4909 nice one
Sounds like that Merric was an ass. I wonder if he learned anything. =)