3 classic bebop licks - taken from popular songs
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2:35 that "fuck" caught me off guard lol
lmao same thing happened to me in another vid of his
Im cracking up!!😜
I already hit subscribe at the beginning of his video but when I heard the "where the fuck" I said oh my gosh this dude is awesome
Outstanding contribution to the musical community thank you.
"I don't even know if I know that song 'Gone but not Forgotten'"
I see what you did there.
Always good to check out the old books for ideas. Watching your video it just hit me how I haven't used the cry me a river lick in a while. Time to practice, Thanks Tony.
Eccellente come sempre!!!
I think I’ve heard people say the first one is reminiscent of Count Basie’s intro riff on Honeysuckle Rose. Great video, thank you!
I am starting with Jazz improv and this is very useful. Thank you Mr. Winston
Another great lesson, Tony. I dig your style. So at 4:07, you mentioned someone said you end every riff with those 2 notes a 4th apart. I had learned that this is the very definition of bebop. That you *must* end your phrase like that (or maybe a 3rd, too). Those two notes are supposed to sing "be-bop". Ever hear that?
this dude and his magic fingers says it ruclips.net/video/40erpHREw2k/видео.html
Thank you!
We called the 'bebop lick' "Indiana bebop" back at school in Cincinnati. 😆
Thank you... very nice tutorial....
Thanks a lot Tony. Very helpful, as usual. Cheers.
I think that the Cry me a river lick also works on F#7
Great stuff bud! Thanks!
I’ll have to check out that book. I wish it had audio examples though. Jazz is a aural language!
thats why reading is so helpful ... i can hear the examples just by looking at them. Many great musicians dont read so youtube is a great resource.
@@TonyWinston Actually my problem is I read much better than I play by ear. I’m trying to make up for that now by learning everything by ear rather than “ cheating” and reading. Music is an aural art form after all.
This is great. My weakest bit of piano playing is creating riffs/licks/solos. At least this gives me some idea where to start. (Non jazz - I know you teach classical too - My wife asked me to learn "Married Life" theme from the animated movie "Up". Well, I've found some sheet music and am doing quite well with it - I think it's a nice piece of music. Maybe your students would like it? In my experience it's great to be able to play music from Film and TV. If you play it for friends to hear they love it. It's even better when they are not sure where they know it from. "I know that music... that's the music from? Oh what is that from???" )
It is called a quote, or quoting. My favorite is Dexter Gordon. Quantity and Quality. Usually humorous.
Thanx, Maestro 🌹🔥🔥🌹
Great lesson, thanks Tony
I've always been drawn to this music without the influence of school or jazz records.
School is very optional and not required. What would be the point of ignoring recordings??
@@davidvicari5139 only point in ignoring music is that you're listening to something else.
You are great teacher training....
Please make more about BEBOP Jazz...thanks
Buenísimo !!
I think the weirdest bebop lick taken from an old tune is from MAIRZY DOATS. I hear that quote all the time in Parker and other bebop. It's the total opposite of bop, but it still fits. The Honeysuckle Rose quote was the first "lick" I ever learned. But Mairzy Doats is the most random.
Please make more JAZZ Comping piano videos.....Harmony ....Thanks a lot
Thank you Tony!!! More gems. Wish I could see title of that book you were using
Elements of the Jazz language for the developing improvisor by Jerry Coker
Thanks again. I will look for it!! I have 0ld lp’s I bought in early 70’s vol 1-10 Jamey Abersold. missing vol2???? Don’t know where it went. Records still in great shape but I need to get a new record player. Haven’t owned one for years. House got robbed nearly 40 years ago. I said fuck it.
another great tutorial. Thanks Tony. P.S. Lost your razor? LOL
First bebop lick is the biggest cliche ever. Still necessary to learn of course
Deus abençoe
About that phrase ending (do-bap): isn't that what gave bebop its name? I don't think you should get rid of it :)
"Miles Davis said once about Freddie Hubbard... he just runs up and down the scales" - where did you hear that Tony? It is an urban legend or is it documented somewhere?
probly an urban legend