Ted Greene Guitar Studies - More of Page 47 from Modern Chord Progressions

A lovely chord progression in the key of C from Ted Greene's Modern Chord Progressions.
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[@peterandrews7434]

Page 47 has it all. Way to go

[@BorisBidjanSaberi11]

Also, unintended asmr lol. Got that bob ross inflection

[@AresJazzOfficial]

Great!

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Thank you!

[@ryanfitzpatrick2051]

Why was this progression harder in the key of E? Was it because your playing lower up the neck and the spacing is bigger?? Thanks and very interesting video glad I subscribed.

[@JakobPek]

Thanks for the subscription and comment. To answer your question, it is simply easier to "think" in the key of C and, yes, those progressions in E had some pretty wide stretches, especially on this particular guitar.

[@BorisBidjanSaberi11]

What kind of guitar is that my man

[@JakobPek]

This is a Novax Slimline 7. The work of the master, Ralph Novak

[@BorisBidjanSaberi11]

@@JakobPek sweet. Thanks man..I'm binge watching your Ted Greene series right now

[@JakobPek]

@@BorisBidjanSaberi11 thanks man. Enjoy.