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  • love your guitar man. original look!

  • for impatient people,

    the licks start at 1:43.

    

  • thanks for the licks! They are QUITE tasty and tons of fun to play. Gonna be practicing these ones for a long time to come!

  • Thank you !!

  • Thanks for the nice comment. Hope the courses worked for you

  • THIS GUY IS AWESOME one of the best guitarist I have ever seen.

    You may not remember me but I saw you a few years in a row and the WORSHIP INSTITUTE CONFERENCES my name is Dino. I purchased a couple of packages of tab for jazz fingerstyle stuff very cool this was back in like 2002

  • ..thanks and salutes to all of you masters!

  • It looked like you were the guitar like a bass, is that normal for jazz guitarists? I've seen a couple other who have done that to.

  • damn I skipped all the introduction and landed on the first lick, replayed the lick about ten times to figure it out, and realized there is a slow version afterward.

  • seriously, nice fret markers

  • I got a question that might seem weird.

    How do you necessarily learn the notes on the staff on other places of the neck?

    I know the notes on the staff aka open position pretty well, but since some of these jazz lick guitar vids show sheet music with tab that states the player should play higher on the neck instead of just in open position.

    I know scale shapes from AllGuitarChords (dot com) and have been using them but haven't been paying attention to what notes are in each particular scale.

  • @AirHendrix91 I would recommend "Reading Studies for Guitar" - Hal Leonard. It has a purple cover, and it progressively goes from open position up on through all of the different positions, with plenty of challenging stuff. It's what I'm using and I'm up to 3rd position (finger 1 on 3rd fret). It also really helps you nail the notes on the entire fretboard. Hope this helps.

  • I'm buying these lessons!

  • very nice

  • jazz is better than sex..

  • @pavener listening jazz while having sex ! and weed and my life is complete

  • @pavener you must burst your bubble too quick then

  • Hey thanks a lot !!!!!!!!!

  • lol 100 bucks an hour my ass

  • holy shit those are cool inlays

  • Rich, I got your jazz licks 1-21, they are awesome and I am working on tricks to incorporate them into my playing, and i just got the 2-5-1 licks. I would love to see more of the jazz licks continuation, but I thank you for this great service. My playing is already seeing the fruits of your valuable lessons. Keep it up!!!

  • man, i can't understand what frets are you pressing... i can't see the numbers XD

  • @poopoop119 lol

  • Love This lick . Thank You kindly .

  • Sorry Mister Severson - about my answer to the video Licks 1 ...."Where is the f in your line?" You play it really, but you dont speak about the note F in your line. This is my misunderstanding. Your videos are amazing. I found it just 10 days bevor in You tube. I can learn a lod from your great Guitar Playing. It would be nice, if you can cancel my first answer- Thank you very much, sorry...Dolf Schaller

  • weird neck he must love calculus with the numbers and the integral f hole

  • that is one fugly guitar neck.

  • Bloody Lovely

    I m getting started right away sir.

  • you are better at teaching then my college jazz professors!

  • You have many faults in this lick 1! Where isi the f after the e (the fifth note in your line) and so one...? Sorry

    Passfriend Switzerland

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  • @Flingotravels Hi, your mail is not very nice, because it`s my fault about this note

    F. Rich play the note, but hi don`t speak about this F. So, it is very nice if you can cancel this bad words...look upstear my answer to Rich Severson. Thanks.

  • @MrDSchaller

    okay

  • I wish they had computers when I was young, I would have eaten this stuff up.

    I learned jazz chords and progressions but not really riffs.

  • I like the numbers on the fretboard! I need to put them on my Buscarino for my students.. great video!

    Bob

  • chido men

  • Those inlays are anti jazz

  • This is a great video, on multiple levels...I'm surprised there isnt more views

  • That's my tune "The Wes Side Of Heaven" . thanks for asking

  • Nice vid, what is the tune called played in the background? Sounds like an alteration of birks works

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  • thank you for sharing your noledge

    your a great teacher

  • 9753 that's the funniest thing. I've never seen a guitar with that on it. Haha.

  • This looks great and UNDERSTANDABLE.

  • you are such a great teacher.hat off.

  • You're so right with the numbers...Every teacher should do that!!

  • i love the numbers

  • love this lesson,,,great teacher ...

  • This is a very good lesson, it has really sparked a love for jazz in me! =)

  • A true jazz cat

  • อยากให้เขียนเป็นแทป( tab)

  • how many years of playing did it take you to learn all the diferent chords/scales and how to solo over them? did you go to a music school?

  • speak too much

  • Very nice Rich, just found you and will check out your many videos, I'll advise my subscribers to do the same!

  • Great!!

  • I'm diggin the inlays.

  • what scale are you using?

  • It's more like soloing around chords instead of one certain scale

  • @guitarcollege4u Hi Rich, You're a great teacher I just learn Blue Bossa, Georgia and chord changes of bluesette because your methodology. Now, I want pursuit myself to understand what is behind the scales of every chord of the changes. When you said soloing around chords, did you use a degree of the chord you're passing through so can build the soloing? 

  • Or may be you just said " If we look at the cycle of fourths, we see(for example) that D is the chord that comes before G, so we can put a scale that shared the D tonality to make the lick to G? You will helping me a lot with this songs I'm working through.

  • bravo!!

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  • I love your teaching style i will download your lessons

  • wow I never thought of it that way

    dont learn the frets learn finger movement.

    thanks

  • GEAT licks great help for any musicman,thnks a lot

  • great idea putting numbers on the frets....

  • the first person to explain licks so i ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND!!! thanks so much

  • Normally, I hate jazz, but your guitar sounds great and this is a great lesson. A good teacher makes all the difference.

    Thanks!

  • @Joggione maaaannn. you cant hate any type of music. If music is what you love. There are good artists in every genre but there are a whole bunch of horrible ones as well. You just haven't heard something you can get into yet.

  • AMAZING u r a great guitar teacher

  • NOICE!!!

  • lol

  • Sorry Man but you simply are the best and most accessible guitar teacher on the net. Period!

  • Thank you for your kind words

  • @MulliganandOhare1 your an idiot, find another hobby

  • Bravo, continua così. Complimenti! Andrea.

  • I bought these lessons, awesome, highley recommend them.

  • where are the other 14 licks?

  • The other 14 are available on DVD from the Guitar College website or can be downloaded from the 99centGuitarLessons website

  • gahhh i gotta go back to the basics. LOL

  • YOU ARE GOOD!!!

  • a very good teacher, thanks

  • got it thanks =D

  • What scale are u using, thx alot!

  • nice and easy to learn from well taught esson

  • What scale does the lick come from? HArmonic minor?

  • absolutely brilliant!!! fantastic lick and fantastic teaching

  • Got it!! It's in there now and I'll use it when I can. It's a nice lick and was fun to learn as well. thx

  • I'm finding really hard to apply this to my improv. ANY IDEAS?! I can't ever figure out how to determine the key I can improv this lick with. ANY HELP GUYS?! thanks, ima noob i know

  • it's a 2-5-1 lick in C. you start the lick on d minor as the two minor chord, and the lick travels with altered tension notes over the five chord as G7 and resolves on the third of the 1 major seventh chord. Anytime you see a ii V I cadence in a jazz tune you can use this type of lick. Another thing this lick can do is introduce the idea of using approach tones or "friendly neighbors" into your vocabulary. Isolate the chord tones and use half-step approaches to connect the chord tones melodicaly

  • flyjoseph explained this lick pretty good. Another way to look at it is when you see Dminor play off the V of Dmin or A7 then to Dminor. There is also some A blues scale in the lick then an altered G7 finally resolving to C

  • this is great! thanks for uploading this.

  • lmao to u guys. great lesson.

  • 9 7 5 3 :))

  • Haha, you guys are ridiculous. The number is the number of the fret.

  • Maybe it is the quantity of licks he knows. \o/

  • Is that his phone number on the guitar neck?

  • Im gunna call him and hook up with him (4 digit phone number, lol)

  • What key is this in?

  • Excellent lick well explained. Thank you.

    Great memorization technique.

  • The name of the guitar is Keith

  • What!? I own one and my name is Keith! I have a video of myself doing a couple of licks on mine.

  • what is the name of the guitar

  • I think it might be a hofner, the design on the headstock looks like mine. Nice guitars!

  • Lol dude he gives the answer himself in the vid... a Hofner H5.

  • Very helpfull,thanks.

  • you're a pro

  • Thank you for the insight.

    I love the lick and the resolving major sevenths; they compliment each other really well.

  • who in the hell would give this a thumbs down

  • I like this lick a lot. Very nice.

  • Wow... those numbers on the scale are kinda of creepy.

  • lmfao like slipknot's "seven" on the board

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