Great video Rick! Thanks!

@zhangjiao4113

6 жыл бұрын

Jens Larsen 大哥你的视频也很牛逼

Michael Brecker is the reason I didn't quit tenor sax. When I heard the solo from "Purple Lagoon" on Zappa's "Live in New York" I told myself that if I could figure out 10% of that, I would keep working on sax. That was 1986 and I still play tenor. He has a lot to offer all musicians.

@yarygork2334

Жыл бұрын

very cool! I almost quit guitar many times till A new hero would appear.SRV Gary Moore bends into ninth

Amazing lesson. Even for just the chromatic sidestepping part (for me). The majority of guitarists know the pentatonic and it’s what most stay with. This is an awesome way to break out of the box shapes. More of these concepts please 🙏!

Rick, thank you for the great videos.....you are right!! Archiving your knowledge here on KZread is so valuable for so many and may just outlive us all.

Nice! Please do a part 2 with some Scott Henderson stuff! :)

@thesuncollective1475

4 жыл бұрын

Nah mo Scofield please haha!

buy the book people, its awesome. What you get for the money he is literally giving it away

@tonydevosmusic

5 жыл бұрын

jimi don I did,big value fr money!

So happy my KZread algorithm first fed me the miles Davis mtl show and now weeks later after obsessive listening showing me ricks analysis… THANK YOU RICK

Hey Rick, You’re by far the best of KZread. Thanks man 🙌🏻

This class is actually the jump of the cat to the finest information on playing cool. Your students will get their seats on a rocket to travel far away!!! Thanks for being there for us!!! No money could be fair enough!!!

Thanks Rick. Super insightful as always. I would to hear some more John Scofield analysis. I find his overall feel, rhythm and note choices unique and compelling. "Picks and Pans" and "Whip the mule" solos spring to mind. It would be amazing to feature him on one of you fantastic "Sounding Off" episodes. Many thanks. All the best

Who else would love to see more videos like this!!!! Outside idead! 👏

You know when I first started watching your stuff, I was like no way I'll ever understand what the hell you're talking about, but I keep watching and dissecting what you were laying down and kept practicing. Now many, many months later I'm starting to get it. Thanks

Hi Rick, Thanks for all these videos. You are amazing.

You’re awesome, Rick.

Hi Rick! Thanks for sharing knowledge, thank you so much!

more badass chops & analysis from the #1 music dude on the interwebs. chapeau, maestro!

You are so inspiring Rick thanks !

Thank you, Maestro Rick!

Awesome stuff, Rick. Side bar: GREAT tone from that LP!!

Always informative THANK YOU ! 🎶🎶🎶

this is great Rick, thank you!!

More LINES like this please Rick!! Great Stuff!!

great lesson Rick!

Thanks, Rick. You da man! 🕶

I'm a huge fan of Henderson's "Tore Down House" and Scofields "Blue Matter" on Grammavision. Saw John with Warren Haynes in the SF bay area in 2016.

Awesome! I'm not a guitar player, but I found this really informative. Been looking for some good "outside" examples like this. Thank you, as always.

Thank you for this

This is a really good lesson. Just discovered this video, though been following for a couple years.

I LOVE Rick's Beato content... Is bar none, the most knowledgeable of all guitar leaders out there... I watch all your stuff over and over!!!In regards these type of "Licks in the Style of" I think there Is an aspect to be mentioned: Besides the correctly transcribed notes fir each lick, what make these lines what they are (therefore makes Scofield or Brecker who they are), Is the PHRASING!!!!! It Is so "day and night" to see Rick play and then see the artist plays... all the right notes are there.. but the phrasing change the lick completely... I love bot Ricks and Sco and Breker phrasing..

Funny I watched the scofield and miles video before this, and naturally I needed to know what was going on and of course Rick has a video about it

LOVE IT!!!!!

Moltes gracies! Molt interessant.

Great video!

.....Great stuff....I'm stealing some of this

your face at 8:28 is classic. It sounds really slick!

Brecker was the diminished scale GOD! :)

Loving the tone on the LP for this video. Not usually my favorite guitars unless Adam Jones is holding one ;) nice job!

Great! Thanks!

That's a couple of bad ass licks :o

Where else on the Internet do you get to learn such great licks ... thnx Rick ...great ideas between 9 and 10 min.

just came from the JS interview,fix me!

Now I don't sound so modal,thanks so much Rick😃🙏

Brecker is the boss.

good stuff

I like to mix Melodic Minor, Mixolydian and m7b5 arpgeggios, over a one chord vamp for an outside sound. The mM7 arpeggio from the b3 over a minor vamp sounds killer too. When side stepping is added to these scales & arpeggios, it's like going from Earth to Neptune & back again.

Thx, nice

I was having my dinner but I couldn't stop moving back and forward through the video so now my Iphone is a mess!!!

Where else on the Internet do you get to learn such great licks ... thnx Rick ...

Class explanation, although I knew what sco was doing in the last note...ha ha.

Make a series on licks and ideas or devices of the licks how to write a lick

These are great! Consider this with Mike Stern, which may be slightly more intermediate.

@tymanski1

2 жыл бұрын

chromazone is not 'intermediate' :D but good point on the synergy level

Scott Henderson uses the lick from the third bar a lot, he mentioned Sco as a big influence. p.s. I emailed you Rick, but it probably went to spam or elsewhere.

Hey Rick your videos are awesome and they're getting me motivated to transcribe again. Do they happen to sell left handed manuscribe notebooks? lol

With each topic it would be kinda cool to have people create small examples and post them. :) From chromatic mediant examples to stuff like this, etc. Would be fun.

Dang! McLovin it.

It’s probably easier to give the lick more context by outlining the superimposed chord changes that Sco does when he plays outside solos

Too bad you and KZread weren't around in the 70's to teach me this stuff. I'd be a millionaire rockstar by now!

Wow!

@pdavis122

7 жыл бұрын

Rick, I really enjoy all your videos, they are very unique to KZread. Why not ditch all the junk on your sound? The delay, reverb and excessive overdrive make it sound so cloudy and difficult to hear all the notes, especially on chords. Thanks for all your great work! This is just a suggestion.

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

P Davis Because I like it

@pdavis122

7 жыл бұрын

Rick Beato No worries, Rick. Thanks for the reply and I will keep viewing.

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

:) You were right, it was muddy when I played the chords. Haha! Thank you!!

@pdavis122

7 жыл бұрын

Rick Beato okay, now drop and give me twenty pushups! Thanks for all your hard work here. It does not go unnoticed. Thanks!

sick lick 9:48

Name of the song John Scofield played that lick on?

Hey Rick, love your videos. I have one "complaint" though: you mention quite often altered chords, but I don't think you've explained what that is yet, so..... what is an altered chord?

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

lucas kendikian I referring to a Dominant 7th chord with a #9 b9 #5 b5 or any combination. You should check out my book and you would know that :) that's why mention it at the end of every video. Anything you don't understand is most likely explained in there.

@georgeeldridge7954

4 жыл бұрын

7th mode of melodic minor scale ascending = Altered 1 C b2 Db b3 Eb b4 Fb (E) b5 Gb b6 Ab b7 Bb Can be viewed as Essential Dominant Tones 1 3 (b4) b7 Altered Tones b9 (b2) #9 (b3) b5 (#11) #5 (b6/b13) Hope this helps

Cool. Now I understand why Scofield's solos have always got on my nerves.

@NRG2

5 жыл бұрын

Lol Agogo?

Great​ lessons Rick. Could this licks be interchangeable over the chord they are constructed? What I mean is one could think of the chords as tritone subtitutes from one another G7 and C7(Db)

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

DarthVilem not exactly. The Michael Brecker lick could be used on Db7 as a Mix #11 lick

Nice lesson and good info! One thing, though, just FYI... around the 12:30 mark, you start saying C7 and Gm7 a lot, but you're actually playing C#7 and G#m7. Maybe you could add a text box to clear up the error? Otherwise, great stuff!

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

You can't add things anymore. I'm not sure why they got rid of that?

@chadjohnson-authormusician8072

7 жыл бұрын

Oh wow, really? I didn't know that. What in the world?

Where can I get this tab?

Has Rick interviewed Sco?

Soundwise kind of Holdsworth

at 13 minutes isnt it Abminor and not G minor?

Was that John Cleese?

Great video but the guitar sound reminds me of a 5w gorilla amp

harmonic complexity & twists...? great ... I sometimes forget what key I'm playing in too... ... twiddle diddle strum ,, OH ,, hey ,, here we are..

@BungleJoogie68

3 жыл бұрын

I like how it says you edited this comment but it still looks like you had a stroke while writing it.

Rick that tone loosened some old fillings so my attorney and dentist will be calling?🙉🙉 great lesson thx! sounds like Paris late at night in the fog

@yarygork2334

Жыл бұрын

I think Gary Moore used some of this?

Don't see how these licks, as cool as they are, would work in a rock context, where the underlying chords would typically not be used... ? Sure, they are certainly chops builders, but aside from some Allman Bros. jams, they would be too 'outside' to mine ear. Thanks to Professor Rick, and/or whomever responds to my query.

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

Professor Rick haha! Hey John, the would work over a one chord Dom7 vamp. If you don't play over vamps, it's probably not useful.

@RichardStJohn-zz8or

7 жыл бұрын

I did not intend the title in jest :) You're my music professor! Thanks for your reply. I will try this and see what results I get. I do like hearing it, just not sure if I can hear _myself_ playing it :D

@335fusion

6 жыл бұрын

Needs a sophisticated ear. When I mixed modes my band just thought I was playing badly ;-)

@mickminn1071

6 жыл бұрын

I agree , the line is a bit angular The riff weaves between The dorian, 1/2 W diminshed, and Super Locrian (the dorian up a minor 3ed) That is really hip , the C on the 13th fret is used in a way that sound out ,

@voiduimrs5148

6 жыл бұрын

this all sounds like metal riffs to me when played on the distorted guitar.

What's with the fuzziness?

@itsjohnnymillion

5 жыл бұрын

Jack Sprat To my ears it’s an approximation of the tone in the Scofield sample.

@NRG2

5 жыл бұрын

@@itsjohnnymillion the two guitars sound nothing alike.... But the video is "for rockers" and I actually find the outside playing more palatable with Rick's tone rather than something more clean & obvious (Scofield).

Love the lessons but lose the fuzz tone. Love your book.

over estimating the old rocker i think.

such a low brow question but why are your inlays so yellow? is it just the light?

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

Timothy Ritchie I noticed that as well. Does anyone have any answer to this? The guitar is about 15 years old.

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

Timothy Ritchie it seems really noticeable when you look at the white of the Yamaha speaker behind me.

@rauxh

7 жыл бұрын

www.lespaulforum.com/forum/showthread.php?158748-Les-Paul-Classic-Who-has-the-greenest-inlays it's pretty common!

@romanrist3278

6 жыл бұрын

Gibson used a wierd glue that turned green like that. I believe it was in an effort to make the inlays look more aged and 'vintage'. It backfired horribly. :)

@romanrist3278

6 жыл бұрын

Rick, you got a guy down your way, who's been on your show. Have him replace them. Easy job and you'll like the guitar more. :)

Love your lessons Rick. More like this please. I'd love to see your take on the next Sco lick in the solo, it is such a Sco lick. He starts it around the 50 second mark on this video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aYCdscWeqcTRppc.html

@RickBeato

7 жыл бұрын

He's playing a perfect example of a Scofield diminished line. I'll show it in a video. Thanks!

@brynmawr7362

7 жыл бұрын

That would be excellent Rick.

I must be youtube-illiterate. I clicked on this video and actually expected to see Michael Brecker and John Scofield talking about jazz licks for rockers.

A nice video, but hardly one that should be aimed at "rockers" trying to get into jazz.

IN JAZZ,,,,,, you're only a half tone away from the right note.,,,

I promised myself I would try and develop a more "sophisticated ear", but it this stuff just sounds horrible. It sounds like he is purposely avoiding resolving the melody. "Outside" meaning avoiding playing in key.

@MrJahn73

5 жыл бұрын

It's all about context. Sure, when the lick it self is isolated it sounds awful, however when put back into context with the rest of the solo it (most of the time) does resolve pretty nicely. Also, sometimes stuff is better without properly resolving if it fits the general mood and tone of the solo and or song

the tension created between ,,,, playin de notes dat are in de music... & playin de notes dat are not in de music .. huh .. Jazz .. OK,, I think it comes from a history of Hoojie smokin . yeaaaaaah @! ,,, oops ,, wassat a bum note ?,,, wow it sounded cool... PLAY MORE BUM NOTES...

Do you really think analyzing a lick in terms of scales/chords is informative? Do you think that's how Brecker came up with it? I have my doubts. To me it seems 'after the fact' ... and that something else created the lick .... Let's say a lick is like a sentence. What does the lick mean? I'm vague, I understand ... but scale analysis has never gotten me anywhere ...