"Like Someone In Love" Taught by Martin Taylor
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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Jazz wizard Martin Taylor teaches Jimmy Van Heusen's standard "Like Someone In Love." From the DVD "The Music of Jimmy Van Heusen."
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his name is a combination of 2 biggest acoustic guitar brands
Staggeringly supreme playing. Never seen him play before but have his CDs in my collection. It's not easy for pupils to play like that or anywhere near as well without extreme musicality - and a clock-speed in his mind that would beat the fastest bird! Martin is like Peterson on the keyboard it's other planet stuff. Thanks for posting it - enlightening skill and I wouldn't dare to try playing like that it would cause manic depression :-(
The pinky anchor is a reference to MT's association with the country music guitar legends especially the one and only Chester "Chet" Atkins. It actually gives one an advantage when playing an amplified electric guitar because no tension is needed to sound the strings. It also prevents one from having to check the position of the picking hand. Banjos also employ this technique with great results. Stay positive and keep learning.
Never understood the need to anchor the hand with the pinky on the pick guard. Maybe it's my classical training...
The pinky anchor is frowned upon in Classical playing. I went to a Manuel Barrueco performance and during the Q&A he was called-out for it. He essentially apologized and admitted the bad habit. The pinky isn't used much in Classical, but it's valuable in Jazz and especially valuable in Brazilian Classical and Brazilian Jazz. (I'm a wanabe Brazilian.)
Also look at Martin's awkward form at 4:04. Doesn't his neck hurt after a short while? The way that he's straining to see his guitar. My Classical teacher made sure that I had good form. Later, I switched to a Jazz teacher to learn beyond triads and get music theory.
His playing is incredible!
Truly a gifted guitarist. He amazes me with his lyricism and phrasing. Thanks for the post.
Great playing but a bad "lesson". 98% of guitar players can't play at the highly advanced level of Martin Taylor. Martin is playing way too many notes and making this tune way too complex for most players. This might be OK for a recording or a concert, but not for teaching the song. If you are an intermediate player or even advanced----- listen to the Hank Garland version to learn the basic tune. Hank plays it simply but beautifully. Hank was a far better guitar player than Martin Taylor or most guitarist will ever be, and a much better teacher of jazz guitar.
Como es posible que hayan 10 xuxesumadres que no les agrade si quiera la interpretacion impecable de este xuxesumare?? Martin Taylor uno de los grandes del Jazz tocando con la nata del jazz junto a Stéphane Grappelli
i think there's a dvd where this is from that's the music of jimmy van heusen. i should think it definitely comes with transcriptions
Martin always make a simple tune into a master piece.
LOVELY! ..... but... is there any other tutorials for a more ... ahem! .. "Basic" level of guitarmanship? ..like employing the baby jazz chords? 😇 🎵... Thanks bunches
p.s. Just couldn't not check out a guitar man with the name MartinTaylor! 🎸
Beautiful arrangement and playing 🎸🙏
WOW, fantastic playing. And good selection in composers, love Jimmy VanHeusen, too. Thanks for post.
lol easy guys. but seriously? a robot? haha wow...ears deadened by all that metal...
Martin? Taylor? this guy was born to play the guitar
He plays like an angel. The harmonic imagination is indescribable.
note how his left hand moves super quickly between positions, making somewhat robotic impression. his moves are so economical.. great technique.
Pfffft. He is nothing.
This can either inspire you or discouraged you from picking the guitar up ever again. Absolutely incredible ❤
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Stupid comments from stupid people...thats why I love youtube so much :)
Best, Sandemose
Amazing. Always Stunning Martin. ❤️❤️
Haha, check out his own playing at his channel, thats some soulful stuff to dig into ;) (might need some EQ (or IQ?) when playing that "blues". Felixrockss: check out which pentatonic that works best with key your in when you´re playing. It helps alot :)
Best,
first time i meet this genius. thank you GWS. he kills me.
What a great player and technician and yet very sensitive.He's among the top guitarists and God knows there are many guitpickers on the scene! What is fascinating with the guitar is there is no other instrument that can render so many different styles of music and with different tunings to boot!!
gosh, that's really...perfect. Fuck me....
Meu caro Luciano, na verdade isso não é exatamente erudito. É Jazz! Uma "arte" muito comum na guitarra Jazz cahamada Chord Melody.
I was mesmerised by the first version, then he played the slow one and I just melted. Lord above, how smooooth is that?
Thanks, Martin. How I enjoyed those marvellous performances you gave with Stephan Grappelly. Happy times!
Grande Martin Taylor !!!!! Suono e tocco da favola abbinato con swing ed armonie magiche.Bellissimo !!!!!
Check out Allan Holdsworth, John Stowell, Ralph Towner...modern guys.
Awesome playing 🎸🔥
Bom Pra Caramba
nem conhecia esse cara toca pra caramba uma onda erudita.
Nice playing 🙏
Wonderful rendition of this great song!!
01:34 starts
So tasteful
Avec un nom pareil on est un peu obligé de bien jouer de la guitare...
Master playing
My favourite, lovely
Beautiful.
What model Yamaha is this?
It's an AEX1500. Martin collaborated on the design with Yamaha. When it came out in the 90's it was introduced as the Martin Taylor signature model.
yamaha aex 1500
Congratulations! You have just found your own limitations - everybody has some. However, the second step, which is understanding that your personal limitation are WITHIN YOU, is still ahead of you. It's a big task, man!
A robot with no soul in his playing ... thats why i dont like jazz very much
Idiot