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{TEXTBOOK} Kenny Burrell Ebook Free Download KENNY BURRELL PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Wolf Marshall | 122 pages | 04 Jan 2010 | Hal Leonard Corporation | 9780634074431 | English | Milwaukee, United States Kenny Burrell | Discography | Discogs His sessions were so numerous that just by concentrating on those for Verve artists he recorded with Illinois Jacquet in , the following year with Blossom Dearie and in with Gary McFarland. It was in that Burrell got seriously busy with Verve sessions recording with Claus Ogerman and the Wynton Kelly Quartet, Johnny Hodges, Kai Winding and then with Jimmy Smith as part of his orchestra before a July session where he received co-billing with the organist on the album that was called Blue Bash. Yet by the early s, his interests turned more to the world of academia, yet he still continued to record and may well have worked on over two hundred albums. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Search uDiscover Music. Features Latest News. Share Tweet. In the next lick, we will look at a Kenny Burrell chord phrase over a short ii V I progression in the key of F major. Here, you will see a common substitution that Kenny and other jazz guitarists use, the II7alt chord over the iim7 chord. When learning how to play in the style of Kenny Burrell, one of the key elements to explore is mixing chords and single-lines during each phrase of an improvised chorus. In this section, you will learn a solo over an F jazz blues progression. Learning a solo from memory is a great way to digest the material in that improvisation, but there are also other exercises that you can use to continue your study of this material in the woodshed. Here are 3 ways that you can continue your study of this Kenny Burrell blues solo as you dig deeper into the concepts in this solo in the practice room. Play the solo with a backing track over the first chorus, during the second chorus you improvise the single lines but keep the chords as is. Continue this alteration throughout the backing track. Write out your own Kenny Burrell-inspired solo over a blues progression, using the blues scale for the single notes, and small, three-note chords for the comping sections of the solo. Practice singing an improvised single-line where you see the single-notes in the solo above, then comp the chords on the guitar where they land. This is a great way to connect your ears and voice to your fretboard while working on a minor blues solo at the same time. Please log in again. The login page will open in a new tab. After logging in you can close it and return to this page. Rob JZ says:. Close dialog. Session expired Please log in again. Follow guitarstuff. Kenny Burrell - Detroit Jazz Guitarist | uDiscover Music Feb Tivoli Theatre, Chattanooga , United States. Discover more upcoming concerts. Sort by Overall Rank Num. Charts Avg. Rating Num. Ratings Release Date Title. Midnight Blue. Kenny Burrell. Buy album. Introducing Kenny Burrell. A Night At The Vanguard. All Day Long. All Night Long. Asphalt Canyon Suite. Guitar Forms. The Road To Love. Total albums: Page 1 of 3. Chitlins Con Carne. Soul Lament. Kenny's Sound. Wavy Gravy. Saturday Night Blues. Showing all 4 ratings for this artist. Kenny Burrell favourites Please log in or register if you want to be able to add a favourite. Let us know what you think of this artist by adding a comment or assigning a rating below! Log in or register to assign a rating or leave a comment for this artist. If you enjoy our site, please consider supporting us by sparing a few seconds to disable your ad blocker. We work very hard to ensure our site is as fast and free! A lot of hard work happens in the background to keep BEA running, and it's especially difficult to do this when we can't pay our hosting fees :. The Beatles. Pink Floyd. Lines like this, simple yet great sounding phrases, are what launched Kenny Burrell to worldwide success back at the start of his career. While they are easy to play, they are deceptively tricky to nail in a solo at the same level as Burrell. The next phrase is based on the F minor blues scale over an F7 chord. The difference between the minor pentatonic scale of lick 3 and the minor blues scale is the blue note a b5. Playing a 16th note followed by a dotted 8th note, rather than two 8th notes as most players will do, is something that Kenny used a lot in his soloing ideas. You can see and hear that legato style in the lick below, which uses a slide on the way up and on the way down the lick which is played over an F7 chord and uses an F minor pentatonic scale in its construction. In this blues lick, you can see three 8th-note triplets being used to outline a blues scale lick over an F7 chord. As you take this idea further in your playing, try applying both enclosure variations to various notes of any arpeggio or scale that you are using in your solos in order to hear how this concept can spice up any melodic line you are playing. In this ii V I line, you can see Kenny Burrell using a b13 interval to create tension over the C7 chord during the V7 section of the lick. This scale is called the Mixolydian b6 scale aka Mixolydian b13 and is the 5th mode of the melodic minor scale , so it is like using F melodic minor over C7. Here is an example of the triplet rhythm being applied to a ii V I progression, blending the Burrell blues rhythm approach to a ii V I progression. In a commonly used bebop sound, Burrell likes to place the triplet between the 2nd and 3rd notes a half-step interval of the iim7 chord. Adding a triplet in this fashion is a great way to bring a bebop rhythm and melodic sound to your playing. In the next lick, we will look at a Kenny Burrell chord phrase over a short ii V I progression in the key of F major. Here, you will see a common substitution that Kenny and other jazz guitarists use, the II7alt chord over the iim7 chord. When learning how to play in the style of Kenny Burrell, one of the key elements to explore is mixing chords and single-lines during each phrase of an improvised chorus. In this section, you will learn a solo over an F jazz blues progression. Learning a solo from memory is a great way to digest the material in that improvisation, but there are also other exercises that you can use to continue your study of this material in the woodshed. Kenny Burrell - Jazz Guitar Licks and Solos Watch list is full. Longtime member. This amount is subject to change until you make payment. For additional information, see the Global Shipping Program terms and conditions - opens in a new window or tab. Item location:. Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Ships to:. 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Here is a fun and classic-sounding Kenny Burrell lick that is based on the Eb major pentatonic scale, used over an Eb7 chord. Lines like this, simple yet great sounding phrases, are what launched Kenny Burrell to worldwide success back at the start of his career. While they are easy to play, they are deceptively tricky to nail in a solo at the same level as Burrell. The next phrase is based on the F minor blues scale over an F7 chord.
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