GUITAR BLOG #6 - "AFRO-CUBAN" comping for JAZZ GUITAR, part 1 of 3

[studio1087]

Fantastic playing and creativity.

Sounds great. Inspiring.

[MortenFaerestrand]

@studio1087 That is what I hoped for, thank you:-)

[tstrahle]

Great lesson Morton. Ill be working on it for the next 20 years!

[shigerukonno]

Wonderful communicationｓ．！！！

[gandaragarcia]

Great, very impressive. Let's see if I can get it right!

[brwnhornet59]

@gandaragarcia Right on my young friend. Otherwise what is the point? BTW, i was at your Youtube page and ripped a few videos from you. T/y. Please feel free to check mine out.

[brwnhornet59]

Well, trust me. I am a slow and methodical learner as well. Your vocabulary is wayyyy above mine. I am just happy to have someone so inspirational to try and learn from!!! Please keep it coming.

[brwnhornet59]

Nonononononono. YOU are the master. I just have played a lot of Latin music. I did not say it was easy, because it is not. What i did was break down the bass line with just the single notes of the chord. Very tricky and most inspirational. I did not mean to seem glib, just very excited!

[MortenFaerestrand]

@brwnhornet59 hehe, it's okay, I once saw an interview with Michel Brecker where he said that he was a very slow learner, taking forever to learn new things. I take comfort in that! ;-)

[brwnhornet59]

Nice syncopation. I am currently working on a Mamba that i wrote. I will incorporate some of these ideas, if i can. =)  As always, superb Morten!

[brwnhornet59]

@brwnhornet59 Almost have it seamlessly!

[MortenFaerestrand]

@brwnhornet59 Wow, the you learn A LOT faster than me!

[osanan]

I wanna learn it!!!

[MortenFaerestrand]

@osanan Cool! Good luck :-)