Jazz Guitar Lesson : Modernizing The 2-5-1 Using 4th's

[@youcandoanything5633]

Love the sound of the 4ths. Sounds like it will work in a variety of styles of music. Would really turn heads in a rock solo.

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Yes it would!

[@GuitarAtWork]

I love this Chris - it’s going to bust up my decades old positions. I need the freshness that I’m hearing when you play these examples. Fabulous! Shane

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Thanks Shane!!

[@tillmanwalters1219]

Great sound Chris

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Thanks Tillman!

[@pallhe]

Wow, very cool stuff. I'm sounding a little more modern already. Very well explained and beautiful playing as always. Thanks so much, Chris!

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Happy to hear this! Thanks for watching!

[@jimriser7601]

So interesting to see the mechanics of a very cool sound!

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Glad you enjoyed it Jim!

[@twig4507]

Thank you Mr Whiteman. 👏👏👏👏

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

My pleasure!

[@barrysebastian9584]

Great stuff, Chris! Love the quartal sounds.

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Thanks Barry!

[@YHWH-DoMiNo369]

Toujours aussi passionnant Mr whiteman

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Thank you!

[@bojeb]

Always informative.

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Thanks for watching!

[@PedalsFriends]

Great as always!
Do you still own and play the ibanez guitar that can be seen in your older videos? I was offered an old joe pass jp20, but also an es120 with a narrow nut width. Your oppinion would really interest me. Greets!

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Thank you. Yea I still have the Ibanez. It is an AF200. It is a nice guitar. I tend to lean towards the Gibson I am using in this vid. The only way to really know is to spend some time playing both guitars if possible.

[@briantriesart]

I don't want to modernize it! I want to make it older!. :) haha. Thanks for the video.

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

😁😁😁

[@AresJazzOfficial]

Good🎉

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Thanks!

[@jerichothedrifter60]

Really cool but I"m leery of the quartal stuff, that could get me thrown off the gig, LOL

[@ChrisWhitemanGuitar]

Yes! less is more for most audiences! 😀