How to Play Minor 251s! // Jazz Guitar Lesson

[@JosephusDalrymple]

Meaty lesson. And right on time for me. Thank you.

[@juangloriosacatubay1097]

Thanks sir. This is a simple and concise yet very informative jazz lesson.

[@jkerz3126]

this is such a high-quality channel. please continue making videos!

[@donppricemusic9285]

This guy knows this stuff like the back of his hand !

[@GuitarBluesHury]

great lesson!

[@j.r.goldman3279]

I was going to say C Harmonic Minor but ya beat me to It. I love these videos.

[@CoryKiser1991]

please make more vids! i am getting a lot from this. you teach lessons?

[@j.r.goldman3279]

another great nlesspo lesson

[@jazzguitarneophyte-christo7988]

You are a superb teacher sir! Glad I found your channel! You have a new subscriber!

[@maheshathukorala8322]

Thank you ❤️

[@j.r.goldman3279]

Nice lines again

[@DrJoshGuitar]

Nice lesson!

[@DrJonathanGodfrey]

Great videos man!

[@philipshergold4771]

Very informative lesson. Love your videos! Wish you explained a bit why those two melodic minor scales work over those chords though.

[@bebekguitar2007]

If you want to complete the melodic minor circle, make the i chord CminMaj7 and play C melodic minor over it ;)

[@sternrockwell]

Jazz on 💯

[@nahshonnaphtali9912]

Very simplified version of jazz

[@j.r.goldman3279]

C natural Minor would fit. I think Its boring but It works lol .... I agree to approach this from different ways

[@mikefobear589]

HELP! The five chord in the c minor scale is g minor...not g7. How come you didn't explain why you used g7... Thanks for the lesson. M

[@philipshergold4771]

You can borrow a G7 from its parallel C Major scale. Dominant chords like to resolve down a perfect fifth (or up a perfect fourth - depending how you look at it) so they tend to resolve back to the tonic chord whether it's Major or Minor.

[@LilyAraqelyan]

Make more vids!