Barry Harris Approaches to “Woody ’n You”

Here is a great and straightforward, eminently useable minor two five progression that uses the “borrowing” concept beautifully. Some traditionalists may refer to this as “suspensions” this means exactly the same thing. For more, see below for relevant videos to help with the concepts in this video. Please share, drop a like, and hit that subscribe button, and If you find this material useful, please consider supporting me on Patreon, where you will have access to transcriptions, exclusive videos and more   / isaacraz   Here are videos to assist with the concepts discussed in this video: Six Diminished “Borrowing”    • Barry Harris six diminished “borrowing”   The “Major chromatic”    • Barry Harris “major chromatic” and his mov...   “Drop” Voicings    • Barry Harris Drop Voicings Drop 2, 3, 2&4,...   Barry Harris 6th chord rules    • Barry Harris 6th chord rules – how to get ...   The “Diminished Genaeology”    • Barry Harris “Diminished Genealogy”   My 10 Chord Routine - 3 note edition    • My 10 Chord Barry Harris Routine 3 Note ve...   Barry Harris whole tone ideas    • Barry Harris whole tone ideas   The BH “Echappe”: An extremely useful Barry Harris 2-5-1 move    • The BH “Echappe”: An extremely useful Barr...   Practicing 2-5-1- Barry Harris Style    • Practicing 2 5 1 Barry Harris Style   5-4-3-2 melodic patterns    • Barry Harris 5-4-3-2 Melodic Patterns   Pivoting    • “Pivoting”: Octave displacement according ...   Barry’s Move on “Like Someone in Love”    • Barry Harris “major chromatic” and his mov...   More ideas on Half Step embellishment    • Staying busy with Barry Harris: ideas to k...   Applying Barry Harris “diminished family“    • Applying Barry Harris “diminished family“   Barry’s “diminished genealogy”    • Barry Harris “Diminished Genealogy”   The “Ruby my dear“ move    • Barry Harris: The “Ruby My Dear” move   Modulation with diminished    • Your Questions Answered: How to modulate u...   “Short and long“ voicings    • Barry Harris short and long voicings: easy...   “Up a fifth, down a fifth“:    • “Up a fifth Down a fifth” How to connect t...   Thoughts on the Seven flat five diminished    • More thoughts on Barry Harris seven flat f...   Scale outline on “Cherokee”    • Barry Harris scale outline on “Cherokee“