Rolly Brown on Soloing (cont.): part IV: Jazz

[tenn4fab4]

Single most productive guitar lesson in decades of playing and taking lessons was with Rolly at the Swannanoa Gathering. He and Pat Donohue are brilliant teachers as well as superb guitarists, I owe them both a great deal for furthering my understanding of guitar and music. The Best!! Thanks again, Rolly.

[MightySpoiler]

I really appreciate the way you don't try to start a discussion on too advanced a level, or assume that your viewers know a lot of stuff that they may not. I've played for a long time, but I still am not very good at playing through changes, and I tend to lose my way. The videos in this series are very helpful, and I think they'd be helpful to a lot of players, not just relative beginners. Thanks so much.

[TCGMabe]

Thank you for your very clear explanation of what seemed to be an ever elusive concept. I have been playing around 25 years and wish I had run across something like this earlier in my career. I look forward to watching your lessons. Thanks for your contribution to the freedom of knowledge !

[Stijnthomas]

wow cant wait to wrap my haid around your tutorials this summer :D

I like writing songs but i really need to get this stuff down to progress

Thanks ALOT

[jeovantino]

thank yo so much

[straynoorhim]

Thanks a lot Rolly, you're the best!!! For a very very long time I was hoping someone would explain this simply the "secrets" of jazz, now, with everything else I've been studying for quite a while now, it makes a lot of sense. Thanks again dude!! Peace :D

[OpulenceOfKnowledge]

Good lesson, thank you

[therealrandcamp]

Succinct, and worthy of deep study. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.