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We’re still looking for more of these ‘spontaneous videos’ Bill!

Find myself coming back to this years later as it relates even more to the kinds of gigs I actually get paid for.

If C was the only key to play in I feel like it’s still a lifetime worth of practice and learning. Being able to apply this in every key on the spot seems insane. But I’m up for the challenge

You’re awesome brother.

C 7-up? 7-up B flat... F 7-up!!! (reaches for the tonic) 🤦‍♂

I hated Bebop until I heard Art Tatum play piano and realized Oh what was that what they're trying to do? the way I feel about Elvis and gospel singing

thaks u for explain that kind of thing. I really love your chanel and your way to play. its remaindme lennie's tristano sound.

Hey Bill, when is Vol 2 of your book coming out ?

I have a question. Going with a major 2-5-1 in Bb, if you go up the f7 arpeggio for the 2 chord, then descend from the 9th of the F7 chord using the rule with a halfstep between 2-1 and 1-b7, you end up on Eb or E I think, which is not a chord tone of Bbma7. What do you do there?

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Thank you Billy! Great lesson!

Great analysis. Thank You.

you look like an idiot!

I just have to add, you play this song beautifully.

I always loved this song. To me it's right up there with all his other great songs like Good Vibrations, California Girls, God Only Knows... Brian wrote so many great songs after his heydays in the 60's. It's such a crime that the radio stopped playing his music.

Hey Bill, would you ever consider making a video on how to apply the sixth diminished concepts to a ballad like Stella? Appreciate the mini lesson; I always thought the ivmaj fit better than the VII7 on this tune.

“5 of 5 of 5 of 5” is great. you think exactly the way i do, but more quickly and easily and with way more depth of knowledge. i’ve learned a lot from the first 15 minutes alone!

Hey Bill, thank you for this video! I have a serious question, and I hope I’m not coming off like I’m downplaying the validity of this system, as many people are getting great results practicing/implementing these rules. My question is if chord tones on downbeats is really what’s happening in bebop melodies? A lot of what makes a line work is the rhythm and change of direction. I doubt Charlie Parker practiced so that chord tones fell on downbeats, for example. I’m afraid that by practicing this, I’m leaving rhythm out of the questions(all lines start and end on downbeats and are just 8th notes with no change of direction). I used to play bass professionally and am now picking up piano for fun. Should I practice this? Or simply transcribe line and put them through 12 keys?

isn´t the backdoor dominant ( Ab7= Ebm7 Ab7) the same thing as a minor four chord ? :)

Excellent

Interesting piano lesson 😊 Thank you-

Thanks! I’ve watched your other videos and they all have been really helpful to me

Bill, you are the keeper of Barry's flame!

Thanks, you made this make more sense to me than other explanations.

Your channel is the best jazz resource out there man!!!

Love this. Appreciate the work man.

Love this video on Barry Harris movements. Never knew I could do so much sonically with diminished chords. Thank you Bill.

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This is so beautiful. I'm really enjoying it. That alto flute is a gorgeous touch.

Amazing video. Thank you so much.

All awesome, but still I just can't wrap my mind around all of the mind bending calculus required. I'm missing the link between this and playing 8ths on a fast 2-chords per measure chart

Hi, a question for you. Is the Melodic Minor Scale different for classical music as opposed to jazz?

Thanks, so much. I watched this video a number of times. Each time I gather more insights! This material should be required viewing for all aspiring musicians. I really appreciate the geniuses of Barry Harris now...

Finally a clear and expert tutorial on Barry Harris! Ive been struggling to connect the dots. Thanks a ton. You are a very good teacher. No nonsense, no beating around the bush, in depth and most importantly musical. Loved it. ❤ Would request such a lesson on enclosures too. I've tried the enclosures on Barry's chromatic scale and they sound great but I feel like there's more to these. Thats the only thing missing from this video.

Very interesting although too hard to follow. Maybe add staff to show what you discuss.

Beginning jazz guitarist, thanks for the video. The first 10 minutes is all I need to keep me busy for weeks! Gracias amigo

Greaat. It's a bit difficul to memorise the keystrokes. Have you thought of showing the score for each of these examples? Cheers.

From 3:16 I think you got the half step rule for sixth degree wrong? It should have been 0 and 2 half steps based on a pdf I managed from somewhere but you are using 1 and 3 half steps. Can you please confirm if this is a mistake or a modification?

The GREAT Barry Harris. ♥ Rest In Peace.

Is there a part 3 to this?

Eye opening for me Thank you!!

Nice... Beautiful music.. not pretentious at all.. :) all best from Serbia!!!

Thanks Bill . Every viewing I learn more.The possibilities are endless.Practical application of BH concepts really help.

Good stuff...thanks

Agreed, Sunflower was a brilliant album but largely ignored. I do not believe there was a single that charted.

I speak as a AFM member ....1971....have not paid my dues in a while though. Beach Boys Today side 2 may be their best album work. Pet Sounds was a huge disappointment and upon release only sold about 400k ...I don't think Brian was ever the same. It is certain that the BB were never the same after that album. It was followed by the single Heroes and V....which by their standards was a flop. They withdrew from the Monterey Pop, and were never again viewed as a cutting edge band.

“Miles” that is

Re “Stella”, por favor recreate the Bill Evans’s ‘58 block chord recorded version with Miles; then why not Herbie Hancock’s live 1965 version (at NY Philharmonic with the 2nd great Mikes Davis quintet - w/George Coleman on tenor sax, that is). Sublime voicings in both cases

Amazing man! Thanks