How To Solo Over Grant's Tune! (Grant Green)

Hey everyone! This week we are looking at Grant Green's famous tune "Grant's Tune," and how to approach some of these tricky changes.
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[@siglo2155]

Super el blues favorito

[@NathanBortonMusic]

The blues is so good, but also very tricky (at least for me). Glad your liking the channel Siglo!

[@robertrohwer6965]

Great lesson Nathan..... thank you! I love how you outline each approach in your playing example. Its extremely helpful to hear the contrast between each approach.

[@NathanBortonMusic]

Thanks! Its a bit exercisy sounding, but my hope is to give people clear ideas and examples! Appreciate your view!

[@MeikelFernweh]

Great lesson and of course a great choice. Grant Green was really one of the masters. Thx.

[@NathanBortonMusic]

Thanks! and yes he really is! So many great solos and his tone is probs one of the best

[@salvadorgarcia8661]

Magnífico, excelente lección. Muchas gracias maestro.

[@NathanBortonMusic]

Thanks Salvador!

[@SzabacsiNandor]

Hey! Two questions: Do you hold the pick with three fingers? Do you play with sweep picking most of times, right? Great lesson! :)

[@NathanBortonMusic]

Hey nice to see again! Yes I do hold the pick with 3 fingers, idk why that's just what felt right to me? For sweeping, yes! I use it like grant would, as a way to transition between the strings mostly using arpeggios.