Yesterday Chord Solo Guitar Royce Campbell

This is an example of how a jazz guitarist can take the chords of a simple song and reharmonize using chord substitutions to make the song more like jazz harmonically. This video can be a great learning tool for any student of jazz. It's important for jazz students to learn that the chords on the published sheet musc are not the only way a song can be harmonized. This opens the door to many more creative possiblities and a means to a more personal musical expression when interpeting standard songs. I am playing a 1970 Gibson L-5 archtop.This song is also on my CD, "The Art Of Chord Solo Guitar."
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[urashley123]

I wish i had a teacher like you here in india

[saxkid305]

I love you

[FrankGrigonis]

Best version of this I've ever heard; however, the title of the vid is misleading: this is not a "how-to" vid. :

[jazz1bro]

Hi Royce,Your own approach is heard by me.I had to revisit to hope some of your soul musical experiences rub off on me!

[heightofearnestness]

Lol at the harmonics from 1:43.

[pontificate77]

"Who knows what's gonna happen?"

That's what jazz is all about!

[breezethebeatmachine]

awesome

[lilstryer]

oh my.would it be possible for you to at least show us the chords or give us the tabs?

that is absolutely gorgeous.

[iOnlyGotOneFace]

@retorik75 is beatles

[MrJacksmith1948]

really nice!!