Jack Wilkins Master Class - Chord Solos
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The Berkeley voicings. Chord melody stumped me until I found these. I then did it for m7 and dominant. Boom. The sky opened up.
3shiftgtr 2 years ago
Brings back fond memories of studying with Jack over at his place. Jack you are true inspiration and a stand up guy.
marazapan 2 years ago
thanks a lot for this inspiring lesson!
menilmontant 3 years ago
There are 24 inversions to a group of four different things.
example: abcd bacd cabd dabc etc...to dcba
Adding the scale tone between each inversion renders the chord scale.
Sandole indentified 12 string groups A-M with the joining scale tones in each voice and applied the permutation exercise to them rendering all possible chord scales...in 12 keys.
oldpython 3 years ago
I was worried about learning this stuff going to college but jack makes it so simple, thanks so much for these lessons
Patbrennan123456 3 years ago
Nothing more important than triads and drop 2 for understanding harmony of the fretboard. It is also very functional...every form can be used as 12 or more other 7th chord type families, depends on whatever the bass player is playing.
Jack is the man!
lefty550 3 years ago
I just made a leap and a bound! thank you for the wonderful insight from one of the masters
shetalkscrazytalk84 3 years ago