@sambroderick
You are the most amazing teacher ever ❤️❤️❤️
@GerryWolfe-mi5wu
Really great job of explaining a difficult set of concepts —structured but esoteric subject. Brilliantly done! Gerry Wolfe
@irawardofficial
Awesome skills and theory Jeremy !! Sounds like the pianist were notes switched out with Dukes LOL. Like a one man band ;).
@mootzeroni
Hey Capt. For the record I think you quoted Candy Man not Pure Imagination? Both favorites of mine. "You can even eat the dishes..." you rock it no matter what pops up spontaneously.
@geoffep8784
Great video. Could you maybe go through this process with a few other tunes; the subject is deep and complex!
@deprospero
I completely understand everything you said here in my brain. I know it means slow and persistent practice. It's hard not to crash every now and then with frustration.
@HotOutDaBox
Fantastic job as usual!
@pnrayIII
Big fan of this guy
@BrendaBoykin-qz5dj
TY, Jeremy,for this super interesting crash course. It was a smash, so I'll dash to my keys real fast and lash about in a state of wonder and joy.💙🌟💙🌟💙🌟
@donm3986
Thank you for the crash course. I've definitely "crashed" attempting to practice closed-position voicings in the past. But this will help going forward.
@telaim
excellent! 😉
@IsaacMilligan-t7u
Hi Jeremy thanks again for another great video. I was just wondering how can I get the kind of fluency you have when it comes to using these voicings, are there any specific exercises you would recommend for getting these under my fingers? I know you mentioned Barry Harris’ 6th diminished exercise but as you say it’s not very useful in a tune scenario. Again Thanks for the video and all your videos you’re the best jazz teacher on YouTube by far that I’ve come across😊. …Thankfully I’ve never been in a crash
@JohnColerMusic
The fact that you can burn with these voicings consistently shocks me. Very inspiring.
@LowKeyTired-q7d
I wish I could do that bro ...
@alphaomega6062
C-ool R-eally A-ppealing S-uper H-elpful.
@seaspeck