Tim Lerch - Ted Greene's Walking Bass Jumpback Blues
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This is the 3rd in a series of videos demonstrating Ted Greene's Lesson sheets. Go to www.tedgreene.com to get the original TG sheet and a wonderfully clear compilation page with the Chord Grids and Standard Notation created by Paul Vashon. Look in the from students section of the lessons page.
When I play the guitar I escape from the world. Like a meditation therapy, in those moments my mind and soul rest. They make me be better. Mister Tim, from Spain thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
This is SUCH an important lesson for me. Thank you kindly, Tim! (I played 29 years and then spine injury. I've been studying jazz the past several years... without touching the guitar. Ted was always my favorite player to watch on RUclips when his videos were first released YEARS ago. My beloved friend Steve Vai told me to study CHORD CHEMISTRY... and I have been since 2010.
I'm grateful for this lesson.
PS I'm female. Been playing since '77. Lots of teachers always say "guys", but there have been many naturally talented females playing forever. [I once got free equipment from BBE because their advertising was only aimed at men. Hahaha! That was over 15 yrs ago. I guess it pays to speak up.)
I love your playing and teaching style. I was not surprised to find out you studied with Ted; you've dons him proud, that's for sure!!
Many thanks for sharing youre knowledge. And Ted's private teachings!
🙏🏻🎸
Enjoy what you do. It doesn't matter that you are a woman. You have soul. No?... A greeting from Spain.
Musicians!
DO NOT FEEL BAD ABOUT THIS! Ted Greene was an absolute master musician and so is Tim lurch! It’s going to be real work to learn this give it time and effort and you will get there! Enjoy! 🎸
It seems so easy and sounds so great when you play it... uncompared when I do it laboriously
Great job man! I wish i would have you as teacher. U nailed down exactly what was Ted's intention: write something to start with and make it useful for your own puropose. I think i do like from Ted is the ability to play indipently the bass line and make the melody work swiflty through the voicings...so naturally! i'm working on it and i assure you guys it will take a lot of time! and i'm not sure i'm gonna make it ;)
Excellent as always.....wish I could play that!
Thank you for this lesson, I can actually follow and play what your saying, it feels good :)
Thank you very much.
This is great stuff, Tim. Thank you for posting.
thanks tim
beautiful & educational !
herb
that's so cool !
Tim you are amazing on the guitar!
As you may be aware we are featuring this video via tedgreene(dot)com
Dan
you're right about the name since that particular voicing contains neither a C or and F#. it also could be called Emin11b5,Gmin6/9,Bbmaj7#11, and perhaps a few more, so I suppose one must make a value judgment and call it something that makes sense in the context it appears in. Personally I think of both C7 and F#7 simultaneously, then I don't have to worry too much about what to call it. Thanks for watching and sharing your ideas.
fluid hands nice
YEEESSSS!!!!!!!
nice job Tim - i cant get his pages to sond like anything musical ! LOL
How to be like you Tim?
I hope you can give some advice thanks
Im having a hard time about chord extenssions and degrees
Stay with it, It;s challenging but possible if you go slow and steady.
Hehe this guy sounds like the big lebowski
The dude abides.