Someone once described Woody’s soloing as painting himself into a seemingly unrecoverable corner, and then extricating himself with equal brilliance. I always loved that description of Woody, one of my favorite soloists ever!

Tho this video is 3 years old, the knowledge you're sharing is timeless. Thank you.

Thanks Richie... Great analysis and respect. Thanks to you and KZread, I'm discovering more great Woody Shaw, now, more than ever. Deep Dive!

@RichieVitale

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Cool, thanks! You can't miss with the great genius of Woody Shaw :-)

Sounding good!

This is what I've been searching for on guitar! Thank you.

Thx Richie... this is a beautiful lesson

Graciaaas Richie vitale...q increible y estimulante aporte para algo q me parecía imposible...gracias desde Cochabamba Bolivia....

Great work. Been a Woody fan since, well a long time ago. It's a shame many of his recordings were poorly done with a couple of exceptions. A true genius who has certainly inspired my playing.

This is great Richie. Very insightful to know and understand the thinking behind this and the importance of incorporating such lines into one's own playing. Now, if I can only learn to do that.

Gracias muchas gracias..un gran aporte e incentivo..gracias RICHIE VITALEUna bendición de Dios haberlo encontrado

@RichieVitale

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Gracias por el cumplido! Gracias a Dios

well done, loved the comment about McCoy at the end.

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3 жыл бұрын

Thx, Woody was really an innovator and inspiring!

Very cool, Richie, thanks for posting this.

Calling this complex is an understatement, but how do you explain these kinds of substitutions?At one point it looked like he subbed E flat minor 9 over the A minor 7.But the other ones...whew!!(wtf?) Thanks so much for sharing my friend, hope you are well God loves you deeply Shalom 🎸 🔊🏞️🏔️⛰️🎊🎇🎉🎆✨🐕🎈📯