Code : AMP021
Isi : 2 DVD
Featuring Dennis Chambers, Gary Grainger, and Jim Beard reunited with the electrifying John Scofield. John’s multi-faceted style is covered in depth as he discusses intervallic ideas, string-skipping, chordal concepts, playing ideas across the fingerboard, and developing your own personal sound. Songs include: Loud Jazz, Make Me, Pick Hits, Wabash.
The DVD shows Scofield playing with a band and then him giving a lesson. The way he explains harmony, how he applies it to the guitar and how he practices it is what makes this an incredible lesson. The way he practices affects what he plays and the way his ideas sound, his feel. This is what makes him a great guitarist and is probably why Miles Davis asked him to play in his band.
The DVD shows Scofield playing with a band and then him giving a lesson. The way he explains harmony, how he applies it to the guitar and how he practices it is what makes this an incredible lesson. The way he practices affects what he plays and the way his ideas sound, his feel. This is what makes him a great guitarist and is probably why Miles Davis asked him to play in his band.
John Scofield Jazz-Funk Guitar Volume 2 download free. On Jazz-Funk Guitar 2, John covers the compositional aspect of his style as he analyzes the songs performed on this tape and reveals the correct chord voicings and melody lines. Using his own tunes, John goes over concepts such as chromaticism, form, contour, voice-leading, pedal tones, and contrary motion. Songs include: Blue Matter, The Nag, Still Warm, Trim, Time Marches On.
For those familiar with John’s “Blue Matter” jazz/funk period, this DVD and Jazz Funk Guitar II are a must. It’s very hard to create a video lesson that’s going to work for an individual, and Scofield is best when he’s in the driver’s seat (not the case here as this is in more of an interview format). The chemistry between the members of this band is amazing, and you can learn a lot from just watching that. Every drummer and bassist should check out Gary Grainger and Dennis Chambers here too – perhaps the funkiest rhythm section to have ever existed!
For those familiar with John’s “Blue Matter” jazz/funk period, this DVD and Jazz Funk Guitar II are a must. It’s very hard to create a video lesson that’s going to work for an individual, and Scofield is best when he’s in the driver’s seat (not the case here as this is in more of an interview format). The chemistry between the members of this band is amazing, and you can learn a lot from just watching that. Every drummer and bassist should check out Gary Grainger and Dennis Chambers here too – perhaps the funkiest rhythm section to have ever existed!
