Someone said, Shadow of Your Smile. I second that notion. The GIANT, George Benson, has a fantastic version of that tune on YouTube, recorded live. Maybe Barry could give us some insight on some of those amazing Benson licks during the lesson too.

Hello Barry! Would be nice to see your take on I'll Close My Eyes. Only recently found that tune and I am in love with it ever since:) Best of wishes!

Wow, first Sunny Gets Blue and now East of the Sun. You're really selecting all of my favorites, and as a bonus... the Diana Krall influence which I LOVE. While you're at it, All or Nothing At All would be nice too :)

Have you done A Beautiful Friendship yet?

Of all the Lessons you've done so far (hundreds!), this last one where you combine all the main chords to visualize in each position along with the "thread" is my favorite. ....love it! :)

Hey Barry, it would be awesome if you could do a lesson on "Walking guitar". You touch upon it in "Killer comping", where you discuss it in realtion to the jamming on "Have You Met Miss Jones" With Larry Corryel. But it could so cool if you did a whole lesson on it with analysis, tabs etc. Thanks again for a great site.

Hello Barry
couple of suggestions . The night has a thousand eyes or the Work song
Thank you and love your website and lessons

Barry, I know you've done All The Things You Are as a chord and comp lesson. Have you ever done a lesson on the improv? I know it's been played a lot, but so many people recommend mastery of it that I thought maybe there are some old AND new thoughts you've acquired over the years on teaching improv on this song.

Hey Barry,

I would love to see "Tell Me A Bedtime Story" by Herbie Hancock!

Thank you!

Hi Barry,

Do you have an arrangement for "Prelude To A Kiss"?

Having much fun here!

Would love to see Two for the Road. If I’m not mistaken, I think it would be another great tune for practicing the Benny Golson progression.

I would like to “second” the request for “Two for the Road”
Though I’d had been recorded wonderfully by many I love the recording by Pat Metheny and Charlie Haden, the CD is titled “Beyond the Missouri Sky”

Thanks Joe!

Hey Barry

1) Could you maybe do a lesson on steephian fate by Kenny Kirkland. Would really like to hear your take on how to play over such interesting harmony.

2) Also a fullblown lesson on walking chords (3 note voicings) behind for example a piano would be cool. My reference is the record "Undercurrent" by Bill Evans and Jim Hall. The way Jim Hall comps under Bill Evans solo in "My Funny Valentine" is so nice!

All the best,
Mads

I'd like to see a Joy Spring lesson.