Tommy Emmanuel workshop 6-23-10 Paoli PA – “Tommy speaks of Ted Green – Chord Chemistry and plays circle of fifths – awesome!”
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@swald175 Thanks for posting this, Tommy is a fantastic player, and I thank him for sharing his knowledge with all of us…and Ted Greene should be known by every single serious guitarist..! RIP Ted
I learned a lot from one of Ted’s books of chord progressions. There were two volumes of those plus Chrod Chemistry. All great. Also, another great book when I was learning was “Mickey Baker’s Complete Course in Jazz Guitar-A Modern Method in How-to-Play Jazz and Hot Guitar.” Baker was a lot like Ted Greene but his books came out 20 years earlier in the 50s. Great stuff.
fantastik
Ted Greene was a humble man; his work on chords is the tip of the iceberg which is harmonic possibilities. The Mendeleev of musical harmony is Allen Forte.
chord philosophy is to deep to understand by aspiring guitarist. i think by learning by hearing different kinds of music like jazz, blues, rock, etc. will help open their minds to topics such as this.
I respect Tommy, but not as much as Ted
OH NO! I wanted to hear the rest!! This guy is great (he says after realizing he’s just spent another afternoon with Tommy!)
Greene.
This is great, thank you for posting about Ted! Tommy is AMAZING!
Please visit the official Ted Greene Archives YouTube Channel for all things Ted.
damn that ended too damn fast…….
That progression sounds like one of the sections in George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. Which is really interesting to me because I know that Gershwin was one of Ted’s favorite composers! Wow
Watch What Happens… It happens music!
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incase nobody has answered you yet, he is showing Ted Greene’s version of “Watch What Happens” off his one and only solo jazz guitar album. It’s my favorite solo guitar album ever, look it up!
Wow I love Tommy.
Ted Green was from another planet, if you can find it Teds book modern chord progression is very good as well.
A space ship pick up Teds soul a few years ago, but I am happy he live on our planet.
The song is Watch What Happens. Thanks for sharing btw
I’m embarrassed to ask, but still: what song is he talking about/playing?
tnx for upload
great thanks for upload!