This One Move Makes You Sound Like Herbie Hancock

📧 Join the Wednesday Woodshed newsletter: https://lp.jazz-library.com/ 📺 Free Workshop — Learn a Jazz Standard So You Never Forget It: jazz-library.com/learn-a-jazz-standard/ In this video, I'm showing you four ways to play solos that go outside the harmony, inspired by Herbie Hancock's approach on "All of You" from the 1964 Miles Davis quintet recording. Playing outside, sometimes called side slipping, sounds advanced, but it comes down to one simple idea. We work through it in F, starting with the most basic version and building toward a continuous outside gesture. 00:00 - Introduction 00:37 - Step 1 02:36 - Step 2 04:36 - Step 3 05:32 - Step 4