25 Jazz Fusion Licks (w/ tabs + backing)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Jazz fusion licks covered:
Scott Henderson - 03:57
Greg Howe - 04:29
Franck Gamballe - 05:05
Allen Hinds - 05:38
Steve Khan - 06:07
Alex Machacek - 06:40
Allan Holdsworth - 07:13
Al Di Meola - 07:43
Mike Stern - 08:15
Bill Connors - 08:45
Jeff Beck - 09:10
Hiram Bullock - 09:40
Wayne Krantz - 10:15
Larry Carlton - 10:45
Brett Garsed - 11:16
Bireli Lagrene - 11:48
John Scofield - 12:15
John McLaughlin - 12:49
Pat Metheny - 13:18
Shawn Lane - 13:50
Michel Cusson - 14:22
Sylvain Luc - 14:56
Larry Coryell - 15:24
Louis Winsberg - 15:57
Stephane Lucarelli - 16:28
JAM - 17:03
Get the tabs, backings, scales and instructions here: bit.ly/10XTNGk
More Stephane Lucarelli lessons here: bit.ly/1bjD8mf
Never realized I liked this genre so much. Lots of feeling behind this style!
Idk what y'all are so sour about? This guy sounds great. I didn't even know he was even cooler and had it all notated out. At first I planned to learn these by ear so I could sound like jimmy herring. But now this man just saved me many hours of transcribing and some licks I will play forever in my jam band Fletcher's Grove.
Wesley Hager Great to hear you found the lesson useful and that you'll be utilizing the licks in your own playing. Keep rocking! --Bogdan p.s. That is a cool band name! :)
Personal Favourites:
4:29 - 5:04 Greg Howe
7:13 - 7:42 Allan Holdsworth
7:43 - 8:14 Al Di Meola
10:15 - 10:44 Wayne Krantz
11:16 - 11:46 Brett Garsed
11:47 - 12:14 Bireli Lagrene
13:50 - 14:20 Shawn Lane
15:24 - 15:55 Larry Coryell
I don't understand all the harsh criticism, the title says 25 jazz fusion licks... He's not comparing himself to anyone. I respect him. There shouldn't be any egos here anyway.
It is sad to see the comments here. Fusion is among the most difficult styles to play. I can play Hendrix better than 99.9% of you out there, but I can't play like this. after 45 years, I am still trying to learn. Dude, this absolutely one of the coolest videos out there. I would share, but then folks would know where I stole all these licks from
michaeljamsmith Shhhh....what licks? ;) --Bogdan
michaeljamsmith then you never stepped away from the blues box did ya?
michaeljamsmith Most of these are poorly put together with sub par technique. His phrasing is just about unmusical IMO. Check out Guthrie Govan, Pat Metheny, Robben Ford and Larry Carlton. These are men with wonderful ideas and influence mostly from traditional jazz players like Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, and more.
You're really just saying that you haven't practiced efficiently and intelligently instead of highlighting the youtuber's skill.
"I can't play so and so after 50 years of playing"
Try having a different approach then, you'd think by the 25th year you'd notice you'd think "maybe I did something wrong" considering 19 year olds can play fusion just fine after a couple years of experience and some music theory.
I have serious doubts that you can play hendrix considerthing this stuff is legato 16ths, triplet 16ths, very easy rhythms. Hendrix's syncopations aren't as simple as this, sorry.
michaeljamsmith flex?
This is an all time CLASSIC RUclips tutorial. The opening demo is sublime, the way the licks are played at normal tempo then slowed down then the tablature is put onscreen is such an accessible way to learn such challenging material. That grey Suhr S-type is beautiful, too! And the blue "Strat" is equally tasty.
I really want to learn this style. Im sick of the same old rock and metal ive been playing for nearly 8 years!!!
you are six years ahead of me man !!!
Do it
Just do it haha
might just be the lightest picking I've ever seen, damn
BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON right?!?!?!?!?!?!!!
Is almost off putting...BUT...he's very fluid.
A recent discovery I’ve made is it’s necessary to be totally relaxed to play fast, i.e. don’t tense up the muscles in your hand, which can be tough when you’re really focusing.
I challenge him to play it on classic guitar lmao
Prolly got 8 Super Slinkies on! Could be 9s though, the string tone is the tell 👌👌👌
the top on that suhr is amazing!!
This guy not only gives you a note for note transcription from 25 artists but he tones matches them so well and articulates the notes almost verbatim to the approach that each guitarist has.. Well done my friend! Wow!
I started looking for Steph Lucarelli after hearing the example lick, then found out this is him. Amazing, his own style is really outspoken, merging vibrato chords in lead parts. Great playing sir
Try with 1.25speed for EPIC FUSION ! :X
Aymen CH Brilliant!
1.5 GOD FUSION! Was sick.
Its sounds like govan licks
😱🤩
Try at 0.5 speed to sound like me
so smooth, so effortless... very nice. thanks for the free lesson!
Thank you for putting this lesson up - there's a LOT to learn. Especially if you're a cloth eared musical straggler....!
one key thing i notice is that this cat stays relaxed, he doesn't tense up so he's hittin all those chromatics with no mistakes, doesn't get finger tied and he makes those wide stretch intervals when needed. all 25 licks are really cool.
That Gibson sounds SOO good.
what kind of gibson is that?
Bmac22390 ES-335
Sweater Dood *339
This is amazing, I'm (slowly) working my way through a few of these licks now. Thank you so much for putting this video together; it really is a goldmine of ideas for the aspiring jazz musician. The blurb under each lick on your website where it states the scale/mode/arpeggio being used is particularly helpful and insightful. Cheers
I grew up metal and mellowed to smooth jazz ....we need a smooth jazz radio station here in Savannah . I play every day , but practice very little . I find backing tracks and improvise right or wrong I'm playing .
this is the gold mine of guitar licks man. thanks for giving us all this knowledge!
I have never seen anyone pick so effortlessly .. you are as smooth as they come ..
that gibson es335 tone is just out of this world!
You're not pick the strings you are caressing them...softly sweetly...great playing
great tones great video...GREAT
Merci beaucoup
One of the best, most varied set of jazz licks videos on youtube! Great playing.
Excellent playing and sophisticated not the usual boring superfast shredding that passes off as fusion. This is intelligent playing.
People are trying to have thoughtful discussions in the comments but all I can think of is how amazing that strat looks.
Excellent informations thank you master!!!👍🙏
❤️👊
MY GOD HE MAKES THIS LOOK SO EASY AND ITS NOT AT ALL JUST AMAZING
No. Kidding. I'm working my way through and some are just ...painful! Great sounding though. If I EVER get them as fluid as Mr L I'll be surprised!
Your technique looks so effortless and controlled! You must have put ALOT of work into that! need to up my right hand game.
Surprised that I didn't see Lee Ritenour in there somewhere. But still great! Gambale was bang on!
That Al Di Meola lick is amazing.
Playing 50 + yrs and this just blows me away !!!!!!! I mean I get it, but this is sweet.....
Amazing guitar playing here. Tone too.
Learned a few names too so thanks for that.
ThNks mate 🙏❤️
Nice to hear Bill Connors get some recognition. The thing to watch is Stephane's right hand. That's where the magic is.
Man to memorize all those licks................ I am Impressed with your memory.................... Nice runs
Cool ,liquid flow ,a must have.
So relaxed while playing although i like heavy metal, i like to see that
Anyone else feel like there listening to a Gran Turismo home screen?
your lick is one of the best licks on here along with holdsworth and howe and garsed
Very very very fantastic work... Now guitar players go to your guitar and : Action !
So, as Leonard Bernstein said: Music is a language... Guitar too...
Amazing Gibson 339 limited edition
Great licks I am enjoying learning these licks an adding them to my arsenal :) Thank you -
Incredible...
oh my gosh you look like you are just moving your right hand over the strings like a wizard telling them what to do :D
Awesome playing
what a player and love the array of guitars.makes me want to be a young teen again so I can go take guitar lessons!
Thank you for posting such an excellent tutorial video. The material presented is fantastic and a good way for us all to add some sophistication to our playing. I have been playing and teaching for 47 years and found this lesson to be very informative and insperational. Keep up the fantastic work. It is much appreciated.
deluxetone Thanks a lot for your feedback! :) --Bogdan
Smooth as silk my man. I wish I could play that effortlessly ! Great video ! Thanks !
Does anyone else think that from 2:18 - 2:26 that ES339 sounded like a Fender Rhodes? Awesome video by the way, thank you for the help!
RTM I think there was an electric piano in the background
This guy may be the best guitar player on the planet Amazing tone and style.
Nicely structured and presented idea. Good luck...
....Never heard of this guy before today & I think he's very good - better actually. Just wish he's talk just a little bit about keys,transitions,interweaving scale usage ect. He's brilliant & the real deal as far as I can tell. Watch his videos & pay attention, you might learn something here...Great work !!
Dear GMC, I am glad to your kind advised, and deeply appreciated. all the best ever to you guys to those whoever involved in GMC .. I start learn now. Thank you so much :D)
Bireli Lagrene lick is awesome!
What a baddass player!
I love the tone of that gibson hollow body! MMMM!
I am usually not so fond of learning licks, but i loved these.
Super tasty !! Can’t wait to learn some of secret spice sauce !!
This is a gem of a video and an awesome learning tool!! Just thought I'd lend some advice to intermediate players who may be jumping into this fantastic vid. Don't feel like you are limited to playing over this chord progression or backing track. What I have been doing is taking each lick and practicing them over different backing tracks with different grooves/tempos/keys. When you do this, you are forced to adapt and mutate the lick to fit in a new musical context, changing the phrasing and rhythm which now makes them yours! You can also transpose the licks to fit a given key- for example, the licks under the D7 chords can be used over A Dorian backing tracks, then B Dorian backing tracks if you move everything up 2 frets (whole step). Right now, my browser has pages open for backing tracks in C, B and Bb Dorian. Use your ear to determine which notes deserve more emphasis. There are some exceptions, for example the stretches in some licks will be too wide if you move them too far down the neck from the original key like if you were transposing from B down to G at the 3rd fret, but you can always move an octave higher instead to the 15th fret. If you play with horn players, they may need to play in flat keys which are not really guitar friendly (no open string root notes) With a little knowlege of theory, you can get tremendous mileage from just a few of these licks. To me, this is really what you need when you go to jam with people, to be able to fit what you know to a given key and make it sound musical rather than sounding like you are playing standard scales and arpeggios. Thanks so much for sharing this!!
FrankieTGman Thank you Frankie for sharing fantastic feedback and advices, very helpful! :) --Bogdan
Great playing. Very fluid, mesmerising and interesting. Suhr guitar is cool.
Haha he was picking so lightly it's like he was afraid to hurt his guitars :P Also give it some vibrato lol! But awesome lesson, I love the backing track and that Suhr is stunning!
Gotta respect this
Definitely gonna work on some jazz fusion after watching this video.
Great guitar player, performing licks of great guitar players!!! AWESOME!!!
Awesome video!!!! Even found out about some players that I'd never heard of before!!! Plus the fact that he really does sound a lot like most of the players he's trying to emulate!
it gives you a different tone. It's really nice if you can handle the right dinamic to make every single note being heard.
man, this must have taken you a few days to put together. nice stuff.
amazing
lovely, scott henderson sound §!!
i Love yo"re play.......thanks for inspiration.....
glad you did an allan holdsworth lick, he is the epitome of epic fusion guitar!!
That tone, holy crud its good.
this is a very cool lesson, thank you. i made it through 2 licks so far. some of the chromatic runs can be a mind twister.
yeah love it , you show more than you talk ,unlike other so call guitarist giving licks , thanks a lot .
The lick by lick with tab is really awesome of you... Great practice tool
Merci Sarkar ton plan de travail me parait tenir la route,je vais m'y essayer.
Outstanding! I could spend weeks (if not months) trying to learn all that. Your lessons are always great! Thank you!!!
Nice licks - the Suhr blue flame top is a beaut.
Brilliant!
I hear a lot of Larry Carlton in these licks!!
that bill connors lick was so accurate!!!
You know someone’s an OG playing a SUHR before all the fancy hipsters started collecting them 🤣 nice playing though!!!!
Great playing. Great tone. All that said, I'm just never going to be a jazz dude. Held my interest for almost 4 minutes though.
That Suhr guitar match your playing... both are perfect. Keep doing this bro!
you've got some good points there
been looking for this video for 10+ years
Beautiful technique, effortless plying... love it... thanks for sharing.
Im glad you made this video because not only dies it have some cool guitar licks/riffs, it also showed me some artists that I didn't know before watching this video and liked when listening to them and I would not have found some of those music artists without this video
Still learning 2022 thans bro awesom..
Very, very, very cool. This style of music takes guitar playing to whole new level. Too hard for me lol. I absolutely love watching/listening though.
ESPECTACULAR EL MAESTRO DE LA GUITARRA, GRAN CLASE, HERMOSAS MELODÍAS, ACORDES.
¿Cuáles acordes? y otra cosa, bloqueo de mayúsculas... desactívalo.
Great licks, thanks for sharing!
this guy can definitely play theres no doubt about that but they honestly all sounded very similar. It just sounds like this guy the whole time which is great
Great playing!
"Franck Gambale". Awesome
One of the best learning tools Ive seen in a long time - current sounds over a Minor I chord. I have use it with Dexter to adjust speeds and repeats. I can hear the lick as I watch the tabs. Keep up the great work
Wow your technique is perfect!! you look so relaxed!!
Awesome...thank you VERY MUCH FOR THE FREE LESSON!!
Thank you very much, Stephane!
Maaaan ! That was incredibly good, I'm gonna spend the next year on that video !
PepinoMichoacan Thanks, just checking if you are still practicing? :) --Bogdan
+gmcguitar I still am, it helped a lot !
Wow, this guy has a great touch! Fantastic phrasing.
forgot to say thank you, thanks a bunch, your a great teacher and a great player, such command of there instrument must be an awesome gift to have, Im but a hack comparatively, but still love playing.
Peace.
Great stuff. Thanks for posting. Great lesson in playing over static chord