In this D Natural Blues Wes Montgomery guitar lesson I'll show you how to play this great melody with sheet music and tab.
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⏱ Content Outline for this Wes Montgomery Guitar Lesson

0:00 - About this D Natural Blues guitar lesson
0:50 - Demonstration at 92 BPM
1:30 - Demonstration at 60 BPM
2:23 - What makes the D Natural Blues melody so good?
4:25 - The next part of the melody
5:56 - About phrasing
6:44 - Demonstration without octaves
7:12 - Always go to the original recording
8:10 - How to start improvising a solo over D Natural Blues
9:23 - How to practice effectively to get anything down
10:07 - Outro

🔗 Links & Lessons Mentioned in This Video

🎸 How to get started playing with playing octaves on guitar
🎸 Phrasing lessons playlist
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💬 Description of this Wes Montgomery Guitar Lesson

In this D Natural Blues Wes Montgomery guitar lesson I'm going to show you this amazing melody from the album called "The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery."
What’s included in my demonstrations:
• The D Natural Blues melody just like Wes Montgomery played it on the record using octaves
• The melody again at a slower tempo so it's easier to watch or play along
• The sheet music and tabs on-screen, highlighting the notes as I play them
After that I'll talk about what makes the D Natural Blues melody so good.
I'll also emphasize the importance of playing along with recordings, especially with recordings of masters like Wes Montgomery.
Lastly, I’ll give a brief introduction to a method for improvising a solo over D Natural Blues.
I hope you enjoyed this D Natural Blues Wes Montgomery guitar Lesson lesson and found it beneficial. Let me know what you thought in the comments.
Thanks! :)
- Jared

🎨 D Natural Blues Wes Montgomery Sheet Music and Tab

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