#f blues

[jenslarsenjazz]

New Video: 5 Comping Exercises for Jazz Rhythm on the Blues 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6U10Q1T1w9c&t=0s&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcGTdnqZOFzWKvTvYClWhkmS&index=20 

 Rhythm is much more important than notes. This is very true for jazz and certainly for comping. The easiest way to learn some new rhythms for your comping is to come up with some small riffs and practice playing those through a chord progression. In this jazz rhythm guitar lesson, I am going to show you 5 great variations on some great Comping rhythms and how they sound through a Blues In F. 

If you want to practice them with me then you can go to the examples via the link in the description of this video. I'll talk a little about that later.

Hope you like it!

[jenslarsenjazz]

Odd Meter Soloing: Getting started with 5/4 - Jazz Blues in F

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_8suK6edgw&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcGbyQmZ9N-TYsjd5pCfzYjI&index=1

Odd Meter guitar solos can be very difficult to get into if you are not used to them. In this lesson I am going to go over how to hear or feel a 5/4 groove, play it through a blues and then expand this into a way of building a vocabulary that you can use for playing a solo in 5/4.

Hope you like it!

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Billies Bounce F Blues Guitar Mark Fitchett, Greg Alban drums, Joe Kenne...

[jenslarsenjazz]

F Blues Guitar Survival Kit - What You Need To Know

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2c6h-dDDzU&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcHcRM5XL8rGFh1Xqkft77Qk&index=21&t=0s

F blues is something you can get started with quite easily. You only need a few different things:The Chords, the Scales and the Arpeggios. I cover all of this and also have a transcribed solo using this material so you can get started both comping and soloing on an F Jazz Blues.

The 12 bar Blues is a key component when it comes to jazz chord progressions and F is for jazz blues probably the most common key. Billie's Bounce, Straight No Chaser and Au Privave are all blues songs in the key of F

Hope you like it!