@mtownboy13 I do see they'r 2-5-1's in 3 different keys but whenever I say that to someone they always look at me as if I'm foolish and say oh but there's so much more to it!
When I first picked up the guitar, after playing bass for years, I wanted to be able to play lead and bass at the same time. You just made it look so easy...and I know it's not. Takes skill. A classic song....and guitar.
@jimmyboy12 the concept behind the changes is actually suprisingly simple. the whole tune moves systematically through three different keys, rising by a major third. Dan Adler has written a great little booklet on the giant steps changes and cyclical chord progressions in general.. I have a video of me playing Dear John by freddie hubbard on my page (its giant steps changes). Im still a begginning jazz guitarist tho! hope thats been of some help
@jimmyboy12 They're 2-5-1's in three keys, B, G, and E flat. There's also this thing called pentatonic pairs in three keys that I learned from this other guy on YouTube. Not only does it give you a foundation on how to improvise over it, you learn how the progression works in itself. Good luck.
I'd like it better if the walking swung a little more. I know it's tough at this tempo and with these changes. I'm nitpicking though. Really, it's great.
Thank you! It is a challenge, indeed. I think I can play it a little more relaxed, but I guess I was a bit tense trying to keep up the tempo. I feel much more confortable playing it with some acompaniment.
You have to remember that this is a solo performance so there is no other support. He has to kind of solo and comp at the same time so a harmonic approach works best. This is not the time for being overly technical or it will not swing.
Mto bom lufe... gostei de mais.. olhe a minha versão dessa musica nos meus videos, ainda to começando, num to arregaçando que nem vc mas um dia eu chego la. parabens =DD
Thank you, Stevie. I I posted today another version where I play over a back track (with Piano, Bass and Drums) that you might enjoy. Check out my channel if you are interested.
yeh i have to say its nice you have a theme to your improvisation. some really nice lines, and the quarter note triplets is a nice touch. I am sure the critique owoo008 has played with the likes of NO-ONE, just a sad loser sitting around critiquing peoples playing who are just trying to give enjoyment to others. get a life, nice playing lufelima
you obviously have a very high opinion of yourself. that was constructive criticism, you've got some nice lines but too many quarter note triplets. since you mentioned it the bass line was pretty crap in parts and your time wasn't that great
Thank you, owoo0008. I am sorry that you didnt enjoy this. It is one of the most difficult tunes to improvise and even John Coltrane repeated his ideas, so it is quite hard to be creative here. At least I am not afraid to take the risk, right?
I dont have a high opinion of myself. I just try to do my music honestly and the best way I can. I invite you to watch my other videos and listen to my compositions on my MySpace page and my website and I really hope you find them more pleasant.
Hi Lufe, Yes, there are quarter notes, quarter triplets, 8th triplets, 8th notes... so what? Knowing how difficult it is to improvise over these changes, I think your solo is very beautiful and fluid. Perhaps that envy and anonymous jackass could record a take on Giant Steps and show it to us, but I guess it must be quite difficult to do that with a chip on his shoulder and the head up his ass.
Nice job!
76Soco 1 month ago
Very nice version ... great ideas, both harmonic and melodic!!
muzzoman 7 months ago
This is amazing. Congrats.
lincruste 7 months ago
@mtownboy13 I do see they'r 2-5-1's in 3 different keys but whenever I say that to someone they always look at me as if I'm foolish and say oh but there's so much more to it!
That pentatonic pair thing though...what's that?
jimmyboy12 10 months ago
Som Bonito da Porra!!!
luiscorinthians75 11 months ago
Lufe - It was good sound, solid tempo and clean. Playing this as a solo guitar is daunting. You are the real thing.
fireblossom2u 11 months ago
really good arrangement for the theme
murdechoc 11 months ago
When I first picked up the guitar, after playing bass for years, I wanted to be able to play lead and bass at the same time. You just made it look so easy...and I know it's not. Takes skill. A classic song....and guitar.
TheBellyheart 1 year ago
man...could anyone give me some insight as to how these changes work?
jimmyboy12 1 year ago
@jimmyboy12 the concept behind the changes is actually suprisingly simple. the whole tune moves systematically through three different keys, rising by a major third. Dan Adler has written a great little booklet on the giant steps changes and cyclical chord progressions in general.. I have a video of me playing Dear John by freddie hubbard on my page (its giant steps changes). Im still a begginning jazz guitarist tho! hope thats been of some help
fakesoundsjazz1983 1 year ago
@jimmyboy12 They're 2-5-1's in three keys, B, G, and E flat. There's also this thing called pentatonic pairs in three keys that I learned from this other guy on YouTube. Not only does it give you a foundation on how to improvise over it, you learn how the progression works in itself. Good luck.
mtownboy13 11 months ago
Awesome!!!!!!!!!
ChicoMiceliChannel 1 year ago
Hola Lufe! Que swing!!
leoblack97 1 year ago
wow, lufelima, you're amazing bro... check this out
youtube.com/v/WgdjDgX784g&
biiiiirdman 1 year ago
Somone Needs to have a talk with Chris Hanson^^ LOL jk this is exceptional work! :)
boblovesBTBAM 1 year ago
toca muito lufe!
leandroartman 1 year ago
Thanks everyone for such kind comments. They mean a lot to me!
lufelima 1 year ago
Exceptional playing, an inspiration to us players!
KeithWhalen11 1 year ago
Lufe, thats awesome, id be happy to be able to play GS like that.
just awesome.
frillylizzard 2 years ago
Bravo
msolso 2 years ago
Excellent. Great arrangement and performance. Very original. 5*****
Cheers,
allen
carvetop01 2 years ago
I'd like it better if the walking swung a little more. I know it's tough at this tempo and with these changes. I'm nitpicking though. Really, it's great.
HendrixcommaMartin 2 years ago
Thank you! It is a challenge, indeed. I think I can play it a little more relaxed, but I guess I was a bit tense trying to keep up the tempo. I feel much more confortable playing it with some acompaniment.
lufelima 2 years ago
Yah, it's certainly a tough one for solo guitar. In fact, you'd have trouble thinking of one that's harder.
HendrixcommaMartin 2 years ago
Thanks for the comments! I really appreciate!
lufelima 2 years ago
É som pra caramba!Continue assim...
Um Grande abraço
96267575 2 years ago
Very smooth sound !
noasmama 2 years ago
Excellent performance on the intro !
mulotwo 2 years ago
Grande Lufe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Continua sendo The Master!!!!!!!Fui teu aluno e continuo sendo teu fa.Bom te rever depois de tantos anos!!Abraço
slowbrain67 2 years ago
Chico! Que bom te reencontrar por aqui, meu amigo! Te mandei um comentário pelo MySpace. Um grande abraço!
lufelima 2 years ago
Wow! I hear a definite Joe Pass influence in there! Good job my friend
seandamondotcom 2 years ago
nice solo man ,it sounds good, come check out my differents versions of giant steps ...
guydelart 2 years ago
Nice!! It reminds me alot of Joe Pass interpertation.
detayl03 2 years ago
You have to remember that this is a solo performance so there is no other support. He has to kind of solo and comp at the same time so a harmonic approach works best. This is not the time for being overly technical or it will not swing.
francisbaphomet 2 years ago
Mto bom lufe... gostei de mais.. olhe a minha versão dessa musica nos meus videos, ainda to começando, num to arregaçando que nem vc mas um dia eu chego la. parabens =DD
Lipegrelo 2 years ago
Isso que é arte!
96267575 2 years ago
sweet, but it would ahve been sick if a band came in when you started playing single note licks over the changes
StevieLeeRachel 2 years ago
Thank you, Stevie. I I posted today another version where I play over a back track (with Piano, Bass and Drums) that you might enjoy. Check out my channel if you are interested.
lufelima 2 years ago
Hi Lufe,
Beautiful and lyrical... Great tone and phrasing! I always love your take on this piece!
-N
guitarescinematiques 2 years ago
vry good man
edersobrinho 2 years ago
That's very nice of you all, guys. I really appreciate the comments and the fact you took the time to watch the vídeo.
Renaud, I dig your stuff too, bro. It's really, really cool!
lufelima 2 years ago
first class, beautiful tone and superb solo performance.
And when you smile at the beginning you're great (i'm not gay ! )
renaudmaret 2 years ago
This man has excellent time. He comes out of his solo and everything falls in place. I can't find a dropped beat. Hats off to a very good player.
avauti 3 years ago
i can't solo over it at all. great job. you are playing it a little bit slow though. it's not bad, its just different.
jnewburger 3 years ago
Very good job.
jarbasagc 3 years ago
Oh man the walking bass at the end is sick!! Great playing, I don't like your tone but that's just me. Great playing
bungholio80 3 years ago
well done...
wilsonjrleon 3 years ago
Smooth man. Nice and smooth. I liked it.
TheOperative 3 years ago
yeh i have to say its nice you have a theme to your improvisation. some really nice lines, and the quarter note triplets is a nice touch. I am sure the critique owoo008 has played with the likes of NO-ONE, just a sad loser sitting around critiquing peoples playing who are just trying to give enjoyment to others. get a life, nice playing lufelima
jakerommermusic 3 years ago
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you obviously have a very high opinion of yourself. that was constructive criticism, you've got some nice lines but too many quarter note triplets. since you mentioned it the bass line was pretty crap in parts and your time wasn't that great
owoo008 3 years ago
Thank you, owoo0008. I am sorry that you didnt enjoy this. It is one of the most difficult tunes to improvise and even John Coltrane repeated his ideas, so it is quite hard to be creative here. At least I am not afraid to take the risk, right?
I dont have a high opinion of myself. I just try to do my music honestly and the best way I can. I invite you to watch my other videos and listen to my compositions on my MySpace page and my website and I really hope you find them more pleasant.
lufelima 3 years ago
Hi Lufe, Yes, there are quarter notes, quarter triplets, 8th triplets, 8th notes... so what? Knowing how difficult it is to improvise over these changes, I think your solo is very beautiful and fluid. Perhaps that envy and anonymous jackass could record a take on Giant Steps and show it to us, but I guess it must be quite difficult to do that with a chip on his shoulder and the head up his ass.
beckyhips 3 years ago 8
I fucking agree
renaudmaret 2 years ago
Lets see your vids.... u know nothing of jazz
Pickpocket86 3 years ago
too many quarter triplets
owoo008 3 years ago
Some constructive criticism at last! :)
lufelima 3 years ago
Never mind the fools.
You play excellent!
AmundLauritzen 3 years ago
Show, Lufe!!!
Aonde vc esconde apalheta e o baixista???
AhAhAhAhAhAhAh!!!
Parabéns!!!
fuckfam04 3 years ago
É O CARA!
nietz 3 years ago
i really like this sound .
morfoo 3 years ago
Um dia eu chego aí!!!ahuahhuahua
Muito bom!!!Delícia de ouvir e que belo timbre!!!
GutyGuitar 3 years ago
boy u are walkin that shit!!!! i love it
screaminboy 3 years ago
Very nice bass line.
RobertRasimus 3 years ago
try
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guitarguy1966 3 years ago
Simlpy fantastic :)
ElectricSamurai 3 years ago
Muito bom rapaz ! que belo timbre voce tira.
nakajazz 3 years ago
Thanks everyone for the kind comments.
Espsalonne. It is a Gibson ES-175D, a hollow body, not a semi-hollow.
lufelima 3 years ago
02:00 - 02:05 That sounds like Pat Metheny. Really cool video!
JCG90 3 years ago
Great! Also, nice tone on the guitar . . .
redavide1 3 years ago
fuck yesss. your the man. i love that walking stuff i hope to be able to do that soon. and a tasteful solo
JDillaYO 3 years ago
genious
xofthelorry 4 years ago
Lufe, é o primeiro vídeo que eu vejo seu, muito bom mesmo cara, vc merece a fama que tem na Guitarras & Guitarristas =)
O som num é muito minha praia, mas eu curti, e muito, consegui viajar vendo e ouvindo você tocar.
Parabéns mesmo
Abraços
Rafael tr00 - Guitarras e Guitarristas
RafaelRoschel 4 years ago
holy crap... im floored, you're amazing. I love this song and this is a magnificent cover. can you teach me how to bass-walk like that? lol
0lof 4 years ago
walking bass sensacional!
parabéns lufe!!
emidiojorge 4 years ago
Obrigado!!
5caudillos 4 years ago
Caramba , quero aprender o truque da palheta. Que mágica é aquela que faz ela sumir e aparecer ??? :-)) Bem bolado, um grande parabens pelo trabalho.
qwerty9321 4 years ago
Obrigado, qwerty9321. O truque da palheta eu aprendi com o David Coperfield e prometi que não contava para ninguém... hehehe.
lufelima 4 years ago
Muito bom, parabéns! Achei seu link lá na comunidade dos pianistas. Agora vou ver os outros vídeos :-)
rcsica 4 years ago
nice......
Gtrmaestro 4 years ago
5 estrelas!
xofthelorry 4 years ago
Esse toca, hein!?
E eu não o conhecia ainda...
HGozzer 4 years ago
Grande Lufe! Show de bola.
HokusPhokus 4 years ago
E o Lufe olha pra câmera e diz com os olhos "Mamãe, tô no youtube!"...rsrs...
Brincadeiras a parte...o Lufe é f*da.
guitarchick17br 4 years ago
excelent!!!
olemix 4 years ago
meu k timbrera !! sonzeira !!jazz ! !!
viniguitarjazz 4 years ago
This is the fcking MAN.
nietz 4 years ago
excelente lufe!!!
palinetes 4 years ago
Lufe rules, enough said.
Congrats, man!
brazilgrass 4 years ago
Grande Lufe!
Parabéns!
Não bastasse a ótima interpretação, com belo timbre e execução de nível mais que extraordinário, a produção do vídeo está impecável.
Parabéns!
Grande abraço!
;)
osanan 4 years ago
Lufe é fodão!
sergiolaskowski 4 years ago
Parabéns granade Lufe!! Muito bem produzido o video!! Em todos os detalhes!
ricardosoares 4 years ago