Secret Love with Coltrane (Giant Steps) Changes

Randy Johnston·
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In this class, master guitarist Randy Johnston teaches you how to superimpose the Coltrane Giant Steps changes over the standard “Once I Had a Secret Love” and also gives you specific patterns and licks to play over these changes. Randy explains how these patterns and phrases were created so that you can create your own lines and also how to superimpose these substitute changes over any standard progression.

By taking the class and practicing the ideas presented, you will be able to improvise on Secret Love using the Giant Steps (Coltrane) substitution and apply this same substitution to any ii-V-I progression. Looking to get secret tips for the standard Secret Love, then look no further than Randy’s course.

  • Sub-topic 1: Substituting the Coltrane Giant Steps changes over any standard proression

  • Sub-topic 2: Analysis of patterns used to create lines over these substitutions

  • Sub-topic 3: Two complete 4 bar phrases (licks) using these patterns with explanations of how these phrases were created

Categories:

  • Comping

  • Modern Jazz Guitar

  • Soloing

  • Standards

  • Theory

Includes a PDF of the Transcribed Solo & Techniques Used

Running time: 36 minutes

Course Content

Lessons

  • Secret Love Full Class + Download2157

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About the instructor

Randy Johnston
Randy Johnston makes learning jazz guitar fun. He takes an approach to teaching jazz in it's simplest form. Each class will improve your abilities and get you ready to perform. Randy Johnston is one of the most widely recorded and prolific guitarists of his generation. He has released 12 albums as a leader for the Muse, Highnote, J Curve, Mel Bay, and Random Act labels and has appeared on dozens of recordings with other top recording artists. In addition to his recording career, Randy has toured and played with some of the most acclaimed names in jazz, including Lionel Hampton, Houston Person and Etta Jones, Lonnie Smith, and has played for 17 years as a regular member of the Lou Donaldson Quartet. He has traveled the world concertizing, both as a bandleader and side musician, performing at the top clubs and festivals all over the United States, Europe, Japan, Thailand, and South America.