EMB5490 says:
i really have trouble not resolving to the root when the chord changes and that pisses me off really... i hate always going back to the chord tone... in my other video i didnt do it as much its jsut habit though
Well, I didn't get a chance to watch the videos because the internet isn't too great tonight. But, you don't always
have to resolve to the root tone. You
never have to do anything in music.
It is like playing "stripped chords". Play C major, but without the C and pick that up with the bass or another instrument. Play "half phrasing" and finish with the bass or another instrument.
You know what sounds really cool, playing in a C major progression and finishing one of your phrases on B... i.e. Cb. My dad, who is an amazing and accomplished Jazz player, once told me, the most important parts of a solo, are the beginning and the end.
Start on the root and end on the root. Who cares what you do in the middle, experiment.
Rock on!
p.s. I'll give the videos a listen when I get a chance!