Martin Taylor teaches "I Got Rhythm" Part 1 of 2
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English fingerstyle jazz master Martin Taylor teaches Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm." From the DVD "Fingerstyle Jazz Guitar." More info at stefan-grossma... 
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I'll come back in 10 years. Genius.
Av Guitarist.... 5 years left
4 years left
i can't wait 😂
anxioous 4 2024
Av Guitarist You are very optimistic...good luck
That escalated quickly...
I wish guys would just say, I'm tuned to A440 and have done with it. Anyone trying to learn this particular song should be able to find out if it was otherwise even if he didn't say so...
to be fair, this is an old video from the 90s and people may not have had a simple tuner. so yeah, it's a bit annoying now, but it makes sense in context.
Brilliant explanation, not that I’ll get close to it, but I do love how actually Martin’s method is very “simple”, in all ways other than the execution…! Most of us strive for the “boring” chord melody style 😂
Next to single malt whisky, Martin is Scotland's greatest gift to the world.
The lesson at 5:55 is a "great truth" that I couldn't wrap my head around in my own private lessons. His demonstration of it at 6:40 culminates an important idea well demonstrated. Wow.
An amazing excellent lesson. Thanks Martin, you've really broken it down.
Easy...all I have to do is practice 12hours a day for a few years and I
should be able to play it for an very friendly audience devoid of rotten
Vegetables 🍅
Warning.
Genius at work.
Most people will never get anywhere close to this.
I saw him live once, it was incredible.
Definitely one of those guys that makes you want to give up haha. (Not for real but you know)
Martin's guitar work is nothing less than humiliating. I can try. But never fully adsorb all that he does. Simply an amazing guy!
@ChristopherDowning
Hi Chris,
I know Martin was born in England. I lived in Glasgow for 15 months and saw Martin perform there three times. I have also been to two of his performances over here. He is not just a super player he quite a good entertainer as well. I did transcribe and adapt one of his arrangements for pick style. See my upload of "Bewitched". I did learn to play "Kwame". I am learning finger style.
Cheers,
allen
@musicmumbler Julian Lage is another AMAZING guitarist; give him a listen.
All seemed so simple at the beginning, then he went into stellar overdrive! No idea what A440 is GS. Concert tuning? EADGBE? Always play in D-open and have developed my own style over the last 4 decades. I try and learn stuff in straight tuning but my fingers end up in knots! Old dog...new tricks and all that. Anyway, how can he not be good with a name like that?
I’m an electric guitarist called Fender Gibson!!
@bobduder
He lives in Scotland. Or so he tells me. I have seen him perform in Scotland three times. Twice here in the USA. I don't care where he is from. He is an amazing musician whatever nationality he claims.
Cheers,
allen
What are the chances that a great guitarist is named MARTIN TAYLOR?!? Really, is this guy for real?
Amazing! INspirational.
Martin Taylor plays what I think is a gorgeous intro to Here’s that Rainy Day, then states that it’s not very interesting.
I would kill to be able to play “Martin Taylor Doing HIs Impression of Boring Here’s That Rainy Day” quality guitar! I guess I’m just a fan of jazz standards and simple chord melodies on an archtop. Ok, maybe I don’t need to kill i just need to practice. Right. Back to it then.
I'm sure this friend Martin + Taylor, must know a lot about guitars and songs.
Bet he can't play Smoke On The Water!
What a genius Martin Taylor is.
I was with him all the way until about 6 minutes in, then my hand fell off...
pffft.. i can do that easy here hold my beer
Hey, I remember this from some Guitar Techniques mag in 2000-2001, Martin covered the whole thing.
anyone think i could do something like this for a contemporary music college audition?
They'll offer you the position of a professor if you did this..
OH Rats! I understand it, and there's no way I can mentally do that!
Big Ron
Does any one knows what tune it is in begin?
terrifying
He explains things well. But to say that first few bars of 'Rainy Day is' not very interesting, is something of an understatement. Most guitarists would like to be able to play as smoothly as that, would be content, and rightly so! Fantastic player is Martin, but if we could all master his style, he would have to worry for competition a job!
Nice going ty.
Amazing
Nice.
Indeed he was born in England but his home is in Scotland. Near Kirkmichael I believe.
@ibanezbloke - True, but I wouldn't class him as a "fancy tapping shredder". Wikipedia defines shredding as "lead electric guitar playing that relies heavily on fast guitar solos", Stanley Jordan's way too musical to limit himself like that. Like Martin Taylor though, he is another guitarist whose technique blew me away when I first heard/saw it and whom I made many pitiful attempts to emulate!
Magic
advanced with a capital A....
if you can do this you can earn a living as a session guitarist !!!!! everything else would be relatively simple !!!!
I like Mr. Taylor a lot but, I like better to hear him play than to hear him teach. Even some of his contemporaries would have a hard time mastering his concept. But, thanks anyway Mr. Taylor.
@ibanezbloke - Hadn't come across his playing before, he's got some of the soulful Hendrixy chord phrasing that I love thrown in too. Thanks for introducing me to another impossible aspiration ;-)
You are correct Steve. His home is in Scotland.
cheers
Awsome playing. He's like a one man band, all he needs to do now is to use his feet to play drums!
looks damn hard this stuff. anyone got the whole video? i wanna learn old man river :)
Grande chitarrista e grande insegnante. Martin Taylor sei fantastico !!!!!
that Db chord in measure 5. would u call it a Db7#9 as a substidution for G13?
Move over single malt whiskey, aaaand the horse you rode in on....
This is excellent! thank you!
@carvetop01 Thanks for sending me this Allen. Went in my playlist.
And to think shredding is hard well think again lol
down to earth like very nice thankyou
Martin is one of the best fingerstyle guitarists on the planet.
I thought he was an Essex boy?
I gaze, with amaze........what sorcery is this?
haha i couldn't even last like 4-5 minutes.
wow great stuff
"Hi, my name is young Mario Batali
Que tremendo maestro este señor...!
i cant find Martin Taylor teaches Georgia on my mind anymore
I think its on this DVD
fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Impressive
Oh I bet he can! ;)
super, very good
Incredible
Excellent.
a great player
Holy SHIT
Good
Awesome
Love it !!
Forget fancy tapping shredders, Martin's the man! I heard a recording of this on the radio last week and my jaw dropped. Searched by chance but didn't expect to get one of the best explanations by a performing musician I've ever heard! Maybe one day I'll get somewhere close. Just now I'd be happy to be able to play the 'uninteresting' example at the start!
I'm proud to say Martin is an Englishman,although he now lives in Scotland. I think this is where the mistake has happened. The best since Joe Pass. I saw him in 1985 in a small jazz club in Newcastle(Corner House) with a Louis Stewart. Marvelous.
He's a terrible teacher....but the most astounding guitarist, next to Pat Metheny, I have ever heard... It's like listening to Einstein talking about his special theory of relativity and saying, "You must square the universal constant speed of light (c), of course..."
still not impressed!!