www.GuitarLessons365.com Please Rate, Comment, Pet and Subscribe to help this lesson get more views. This free video guitar lesson is part of the free “Jazz Guitar University” series at http . Surrounded by this lesson you will learn how to play the ii-VI chord progression through all major keys. This is THE essential chord progression to master if you are at all interested in culture jazz or fusion guitar. This can also make a fantastic chord study for rock, blues and metal players as well. The greatest jazz players in the planet like Joe Pass, Pat Metheny, Pat Martino, John Scofield, Larry Carlton, Ted Greene, Lenny Breau and others have all mastered this chord progression throughout all keys and areas of the fingerboard. The chord study in this video is the beginning of teaching you to have complete mastery of the ii-VI chord progression and therefore a much better understanding of jazz harmony in general. A FREE PDF download of the chord charts for this guitar lesson is available at www.guitarlessons365.com While you are at the main site, please feel free to browse around all of the free video guitar lessons available in the lessons archive. There are guitar lessons there for every level of player and virtually any style of player as well. Your support at the main site is what will enable me to continue these FREE video guitar lesson updates. Hope to see you there!! Thanks!! Lesson Taught By: Carl Brown
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haha just my pet part is “i play it like this… or like this… and like this. then i play this like this… or like this… or like this.” like the lesson though dude, im definately gonna be checking this website out. on a side note, m7 chords are the best things ever.
this sounds very sweet! boy, jazz is really fantastic
Very valuable lesson- Thanks!
@vincentvinc1 Hey thanks a bunch for checking out my site. I hope to continue making it a larger and better resource for guitarists every week. Hope to see you there a lot!!
Cheers!! Carl..
awesome man! i’m new on your site and its very excellent, thanks for the pdf!
It will be cool if you can show in other video the ii V i in minor keys the ii being half diminished. Fantastic job!!!!
@bgcorporation Yes, you are right about Carl’s lessons. He puts a fantastic deal of time and fabulous skill into making them. It’s why he’s one of the best teachers on the internet.
I’m not sure if you have anything up yet like this, but I was wondering if you could do a lesson on soloing over top of the ii – V – I chord progression.
how can i determine progressions in certain keys i.e. I IV V?
i don’t know much interval scheme
@flipperboy word, their stuff is simple. we’re really tiresome to bring that ancient school hardcore punk sound back except heavier what with better equipment and louder bass lines.
@FatGuyWithAKatana learn song black flag and minor threat bro
@joeyguitarlo Hey there, the A minor 7 would sound more resolved, besides C maj it would be the most likely chord to rest on. The 3rd most likely would be E minor 7 since it is built of of the 3rd of the scale which is Mi and gives a resting quality. But, the E minor 7 also contains the 7th note of the scale (Ti) which is a very active leading half-step, therefore decreasing its resolved sound. Hope that makes since.
I like that sound… For some reason it reminds me of Costa del Sol in Final Fantasy 7.
Outstanding! Can’t wait to get home and work on it.
wow… I’m so damn lost. All I know is just simple progressions for pop and rock music…
these lessons are so excellent
I have a question. IN the key of C Major, would you consider the three chords resolved or unresolved. E minor7 and A minor 7. Would you consider these two chords “Resolved”.
very jazzy sounding indeed. i gotta learn more punky sounding stuff though. my friend wants to start a punk band and i like really wanna do the guitar bits.
cool..Carl : )
very fascinating rythm lesson!
@bgcorporation Hey thanks a lot!! I couldn’t do it without people watching. I am posting the notch on the site now. It should be up in a few minutes.
Cheers!! Carl..
Awesome lesson man. Freaking awesome lesson. Man you take so much time to place these together, thank you.
fantastic lesson
Fantastic lesson!! thanks a lot : )