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Excellent video again. Thank you. Extremely helpful.

Thanks 🙏 what a great lesson! I am gonna use this right now in my solo on Along Came Betty 🤓. Your videos are awesome!

Great advice! Wow immediate improvement. I was playing randomly and just looking at the chords and trying to hit a chord tone. I found going really slowly really helps.

Fantastic lesson thank you. Really clear to understand and great to practice. 😊

Great video thank you

I understand how functionally analyzing a tune helps with memorizing it. I also understand how thinking of changes while playing makes you neurotic and stiff. The problem is that in the video you basically jumped from “memorize the tune” to “play by ear” with no advice how to get from point A to point B other than doing functional analysis. I can memorize a tune pretty quickly but to play a complex set of jazz changes by ear is another story altogether. To me this the key thing most educational material fails to address when talking about improvising. You get two messages. One is to study the tune intensely. The other is to then magically play the tune by ear with little to no conscious thought about the changes. How do you bridge that gap? How do you think about changes when practicing and then magically not think about changes when performing?

Found this album via Aaron Parks. Been obsessed with it now the past few days. Hope you post more live clips! New meaning is my favorite :)

Thanks brothrr

heart change music ❤

great!

Excellent!!

Это круто! А что бас вытворяет, так это вообще жуть!!

Crisp sound if the horn. Love the drum's rhythm. Nice touch by the guitarist against what's being played by John Raymond's sound. 👍👍👍👍👍

Crisp sound if the horn. Love the drum's rhythm. Nice touch by the guitarist against what's being played

Sweet ❤ waterfall of improv

I love Jazz. Hearing how this came about reminds me of Miles and Coltrane on an collaboration. Just listening to the sound of that horn is sweet. ❤😊. I will check this out.

this needs more views for humanity's sake. bon iver jazz

Nice!!

This is such an incredible album. Great work.

This is great stuff. Thanks man!

Por que? Pones la partitura iniciando de un f7 y tocas un G7

Such an intuitive way to think about this level of harmony, thanks!

This song reminds me of Chuck Mangione it sounds similar to the "Feels So Good" Album

I was browsing thru amazon warehouse for bargain vinyl records and I came across "Shadowlands" for $10.71. I started listening to the album and by the time i heard the 3rd song i bought the record before someone else finds it. It's a great album, i love it

I was browsing thru amazon warehouse for bargain vinyl records and I came across "Shadowlands" for $10.71. I started listening to the album and by the time i heard the 3rd song i bought the record before someone else finds it. It's a great album, i love it.

This song is an absolute masterpiece. The bass line in the middle of the second verse give me goosebumps all the time.

Very insightful. Thanks. I was wondering about the beats per bar changes? 8 notes, 7 notes, and occasionally 6 notes per bar; why?

Pure gold, great lesson!

I'm just here to say that your Jazz Routine book is really good! I wasn't even aware that it's based on Bill Adam when I bought it. I use his method too, but didn't have any solid resources to work with. The way you structure everything and give variations on every exercise, is unbelievably useful. Not to mention the audio recordings, that make the listen and imitate approach possible. The only thing that I miss is a better audio player with more navigation options, or interactive sheet music. I would pay extra for that. Thank you so much, I will recommend this to all my students!

Hi, John! I just wanna let you know: this video is not on your improv playlist. I think you've mistaken this one for the part 1 when creating the playlist.

Love this!

All of your videos so far have been excellent. Thank you.

Help a lot , thank you !

I really want to base my practice on your videos but since I am quite new on trumpet I find it extremely hard to read notes in concert key while playing on my Bb horn.

How about sus2?

Thank's john, really enjoying the videos! I didnt really understand the articilation part what do you mean buy riding the flow, like I like to explane that the tounging is more of a way to disturb the flow and then let it continue than a way to renew an additional flow, is that what you mean?

I really like the simple and clear concept you are teaching here and in part 1. Do you have a sample PDF of your book to check out what kinda exercises you have. Thanks!

Love what you’re doing I’m the guy that just picked the trumpet never had lessons so you’re approach works for me. I really don’t want to think while playing a solo but let my ear take me there.

Thanks bro!!!!!!!! So clear.

This shorts rendition series is great! Thank you.

thanks

I think Shadowlnads was my favorite album of 2023

I'm confused about something, the other musicians play the harmony while the improviser plays right? So why is it so important for the soloist to play chord tones? Isn't the harmony already covered by the others? Secondly what about when soloists play 'outside the changes' what happens to the harmony then?

This is so beautiful 😢

Where can I find the music to this for purchase?

Merci pour les conseilles bonne explication pour mettre en application le travail des gammes. 👍

all these jazz guys getting smei hollow effects

❤ Very good playing

❤🎉❤❤

I come back to this so so much for its simple complexity, its boisterous whispers, and its reflective relationships to each musician. Such an awesome performance and I envy those who were able to witness this firsthand. Bravo JR and co.