Learn how to play walking bass chord comping in jazz guitar from a recording artist in this free music lesson video. Expert: Dustin Plumb Contact: www.dustinplumb.net Bio: Dustin Plumb is a multi-instrumentalist from the Pacific Northwest. He has a Bachelors’ in Music from the University of Oregon. Filmmaker: Dustin Plumb
such a relieving change from “Hi! I’m Peter Vogl…”
Dustin is amazing . thanks a lot . MORE THAN APRICIATE.
those aren’t E7 or D7 he’s playing. they’re E9 and D9. a very minor correction but something that might be confusing to a beginner.
those aren’t E7 or D7 he’s playing. rather they are E9 and D9. a very minor correction but something that may be confusing to a beginner.
People should mix jazz chords with rock more often instead of just playing the same old 4 simple chords alll the time.
how does he play the bm7 at the beginning?
i know 27 possibilities to play this chord, starting from the first tho the 19th fret.
Good stuff indeed,but triplets? – no.
thanks a lot
wow fantastic
expertvile finally presents an expert
i hate guitar soooooooooooooooo much
@ischerer It sounds like he knows what he’s doing, but cool.
@ZackPomerleau – he does know what he’s doing, just oversimplifying his chord nomenclature.
thank you
@gus23a Bm7 is on the 7th fret, B on low E string, and A D F# on the 4th, 3rd and 2nd strings
@ZackPomerleau he knows what he’s doing
@ischerer Okay, cool! I don’t play JAZZ guitar myself, I am a drummer in that sense, but I know the theory. Thanks for clearing that up.
@kfirlevi1 Then don’t watch guitar based videos.
@wkriski
i found it out myself, but nevertheless, thank you!
A good Letkion, but the Fonts above your fingers nerves.
Very good!! Less is usually more and you showed just the right amount to get the whole thing going.
Thanks for the video Dustin, it made good sense to me compared to the other things i’ve read/seen.
Jazz is pretty fun – I always like to jam out a little bit with it.
@rpmpdl dude beethoven was deaf….and he made some of the best music this world has ever heard…
@nightelf2004 how the fuck is your comment not one of the highest rated yet his is? props, i love beethoven
@nightelf2004 I get what your saying man I like Beethoven too but honestly not ever single deaf guitarist is going to write music that will last for centuries. If this video had wanted to help that deaf guitarist looking to play jazz they would have included tablature for them or even an in-depth look at what’s being played not the science behind it