July 2020 challenge Response philf67

[Phil67]

Here is it
A II V I progression in F
Sometime I pick notes from the melody, sometime not, sometime not again
At the end, melody seems lost.
However, this is sweet bye and bye inspired.

Where does the white go when snow melts?

[Bruce D]

Phil,
That’s a beautiful take with that sweet sounding Strat and those double stops. Well put together.
Bruce

Just focus on the notes you DID get right . . . Frank Vignola

[Tremelow]

Nice one Phil. I like the jazzy vibe.

[James B]

Sweet jazzy tone Phil. You don’t have to follow the melody note for note.

James

[Treblemaker]

Nice job Phil.

[Phil B]

Great double stops but I had some difficulty in following the melody. Nice tone on the guitar though.

[Dieter]

Very interesting jazzy version – fine picking.

Dieter

[John B]

Lots of great double stops and some nice bends.

[sunburst]

Wonderful version Phil beautiful tone and licks compact 😁

[JoLa]

Short and sweet with a lovely lick at the end! Well done, Phil 🙂

🎸JoLa

[sunjamr]

Nicely jazzified, Phil. You’re getting those jazz chords well under control.

Sunjamr Steve

[AndréM]

Nice jazzy version

AndréM

AndréM

[Alan K]

Very jazzy Phil. Smooth playing.

[Garry]

Jazz in the park Phil. Really cool sound you’re getting from your Strat. Well done!

[Gary W]

Great Jazzy sound Phil – I found I could hear the song melody and after all – you dont have to slavishly stick to previous forms – if we did, nothing new would ever happen.

Gary

[Bob Utberg]

Hi Phil! Loved it. I want more. Have you heard of Stanley Jordan? Listen to his bass lines. I got to see him play live in Pittsburgh when I was a food runner/coat boy at a jazz club in 1986. Your playing took me back to him because you have amazing touch and jazz sound. Run with it my friend. I enjoy this very much – wanted more!!! Bob

Bob U. (aka Bobby Ut)

[Phil67]

Never heard of Stanley
I will check once back home, yet I m on holiday with very little access to wifi/internet.
Thank you

Where does the white go when snow melts?

[WBlues]

Nice sound; somehow a jazz influence.

Play guitar just like you live; don't get bogged down in theory, it's just a tool without feeling.

Wilfried

[Martin W]

Nice jazzy tones there you don’t always have to stick to the form . Well played

Martin

[David H]

Nice jazzy feel, now give me another verse.

[Andy N]

Wow! that’s a quick turnaround from recent to challenge! Nice work! I really liked the jazz interpretation, I’d have never thought of trying that progression but it worked and you’re hinting at the melody was all it needed for the listener to know the song you were playing. Great job.

[Lights]

Nice jazz moods, Phil, very creative approach from you again!
Lights.

[Mike W]

Phil,
I loved the jazzy version – great tone on your guitar. Could have listened to it for a bit longer.

[John H]

I enjoyed your jazz-like approach here. Tone was great!

[Brian]

Nice job Phil, short and sweet, sometimes that’s the best. Sounded great playing that by yourself.

[David B]

Hi Phil.

I love Jazz, I wish I was able to do something similar one day.
The melody is there… no doubht…

by and by
David B.

[Hide (ひで）]

Yes, I agree, it’s nice and jazzy, Phil. Sound very sophisticated for sure. Great arrangement.

Hidetada Shimizu

[JohnStrat]

Well Phil I cant add to what is said above so Well done. JohnStrat

[Pap]

Nice job Phil…seems to be effortless for you. Cheers! Pap

[Neil C]

JAzz is way above my level, and doesn’t have enough melody for me, but well played though. Good stuff Phil!
Neil

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