Hey there. I know it’s silly and not really at the core of what you’re trying to help us with but, perhaps in the future, could you do a lesson on(not sure I’m describing this right) fall-offs at the end of phrases? You do a few on “On a misty night” and I hear Cannonball do this often as well on his recordings. I know it’s just an embellishment but I’d be curious as to how to work on it.

Not silly at all, Ted! I just uploaded a video called Pitch Bending Part 1 - you'll want to start there - and I'm about to upload Part 2 which discuss 3 different ways to "scoop" or fall on a note! Let me know what you think!

Great videos! Not quite what I was referring to but very helpful, nonetheless. I probably didn’t describe what I was asking about very well. I guess it’s more of slide type of thing. Like when a guitar player holds a note and then just slides down the fretboard. Kinda sounds like that. Ugh. I don’t know. Now I’m babbling. Thanks again for your time.