This is the kind of music that I grew up listening to between the Beatles and Stones.  That's a great sound from the free Guitar Rig.  I have that, too, so I'll have to give it a spin.  Anyway, the song and your playing deserve an A+.

When I saw the title, for some reason my eyes played a trick on me and I thought it was "What is love" (baby don't hurt me) which oddly enough is what I said to my "escort" recently? That riding crop can sting... 
 
I don't know how you play in all of those different keys? Actually I do, but it's just that I could never do it. I think of lead as "in a key" a musician like you in a song like this thinks of lead as "in a chord" and those cords are constantly moving. So you play through one and then land in the next key/shape/scale. I understand how it works, I just don't understand how someone can do it.
 
Good job.

Another great jam from you Kenny. Always an relaxing pleasure to hear your fingers working so hard. Really like that tone and the backing track really helped you bring this all together. Nice one!!
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Leadfoot
Nice Kenny. Good phrasing and I enjoyed the tone!

Hi Leadfoot ,
 
I'm very happy you enjoyed my tone & phrasing 
 
Kenny

Lynn
This is the kind of music that I grew up listening to between the Beatles and Stones.  That's a great sound from the free Guitar Rig.  I have that, too, so I'll have to give it a spin.  Anyway, the song and your playing deserve an A+.

Hi Lynn, 
 
I would say that GR free delivered that little bit of something extra that was missing from my dry sound ..... 
at some point when the funds permit I would like to get it unlocked  ....
 
I'm happy that I played some guitar music that you enjoyed and felt familiar with 
 
Kenny

The Band19
When I saw the title, for some reason my eyes played a trick on me and I thought it was "What is love" (baby don't hurt me) which oddly enough is what I said to my "escort" recently? That riding crop can sting... 
 
I don't know how you play in all of those different keys? Actually I do, but it's just that I could never do it. I think of lead as "in a key" a musician like you in a song like this thinks of lead as "in a chord" and those cords are constantly moving. So you play through one and then land in the next key/shape/scale. I understand how it works, I just don't understand how someone can do it.
 
Good job.

Hi Robby , 
I've been wrestling w this sort of thing " how do you do this " myself for a lot of years....
I would practice scales, arpeggios, and chord changes in just about every key until I was blue in the face ..
I always felt that I got a lot out of that type of practice since it translates well to other forms of music 
Yet , if my life depended on it , I always felt as if I couldn't play my way out of a paper bag when I got hit w changes I didn't understand or know .....
 
w this clip I just did my best to look ahead through the changes and land on my feet musically
 
I have come to the conclusion that there are no real easy answers ....
Here I am , and I'm no spring chicken enrolled in an online class trying to find a few answers on how to do this ..... 
 
 
 
thanks for taking the time and giving my jazz guitar playing a listen 
 
Kenny
 

theguitarplayer
Another great jam from you Kenny. Always an relaxing pleasure to hear your fingers working so hard. Really like that tone and the backing track really helped you bring this all together. Nice one!!
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Hi John , 
 
 
thank you for the super kind words you said on my playing .....I really do appreciate them  
 
in other news ,
 
I'm  swamped over here with all the homework they give ...all assignments w deadlines..... 
 
Whew..., now thats sure a new one for me  
 
Kenny

Kenny, your playing is awesome.  You are so very talented.
 
Rimshot

Kenny, you get an A in my class for sure.  Nice classic jazz riffs, I would love to hear you playing my jazz box!
 
Daryl

Hi Kenny, nice one, cool sounds, would like the guitar a bit louder ; ) Love that little lick at 1:44.
 
Rik