Jazz Guitar Lesson - Joe Pass - Autumn Leaves Lesson 2 Part 1

[Lottechoco]

at 1:14 you played differently than you teach it

[nonamedlish]

3:33 Just setting a marker for myself..

[Celtiberum]

5:24 he says ''tende cuidado!'' xD

[Celtiberum]

i just can't play that shit

[TyedSoul]

Right Hand!

[tommooremusicfl]

You said you studied Joe pass from books.....which cools do recommend for really learning this style?

By the way, this video lesson series is very helpful!

[KBinning]

excellent video lesson man - really enjoyed it - I would love a version of Stardust if you ever try it - great stuff! 

[Salbeibonsche]

I am trough your first two videos. I realized that one really need much time to get into the right rhythm of Joe Pass way of playing.

I'd like to thank you for your lessons. I really enjoy them.

[nmiller55]

This is great! When are you going to do the last part of the song?

[nmiller55]

Are you planning on putting the rest of song on here?

[lzapped]

hey, i'm glad you're finding this useful! yeah i will make a video of it and put the rest of it up, i know it has taken ages but i've been really busy with uni/deadlines/applications/mov­ing house you know the deal :) i'll get round to it as soon as my vacations start

[AzureFlight]

can u just make the tabs please. the videos good i just need something to print and take with me

[TuviaGering]

I love you man. Your kindness in sharing theory and ideas should be the inspiration for every musician

[kingweck]

Enjoy your lessons! As a beginner, I can follow your lesson without much difficulty. Please keep it up, Thanks!

[Orionsglare]

o joe einai safws o agapimenos mou kitharistas kai xairomao polu pou asxolisai me auton...

polu wraio mathima:)

[DeepSeaSeamus]

how do you get so good at transcribing? I would kill to be able to figure something like that out

[lzapped]

i'm not that good really, i just have a lot of patience! the best thing to do is start with simple stuff, and first listen to what you want to transcribe a lot so you get it in your head. then put your headphones on and go note for note. also the more you get acquainted with the way an artist plays the easier it is to transcribe their stuff. i've studied joe pass from books for some time now and now it is easier for me to predict the fingerings/inversions/melodies he would use. hope this helps!

[DeepSeaSeamus]

Cool, thanks. I'll keep hacking at it