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Colin is an amazing instructor, and I am so grateful to be part of this valuable learning community!

FANTASTIC!!! Yes 🎸🎸🎸🎸

thank you for this dude lol the fact you knew someone would need this rules

Great stuff man, great tone good vibes !

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what does Bb over F or Eb over G mean?

nice backing track, man

I agree. I learned the CAGED system because so many students ask about it. Because it’s all over TH-cam. But I never use the G shape and I do find some of it be counter intuitive. I enjoyed this video thank you

Nice! A lot of upstrokes there 😊

Weird to hear classic phish solos over Parker changes. Great musicianship, but I bet their bebop chops were a little rusty at this time.

Great look at Donna Lee. This is the type of head that also teaches a lot about improvising over changes. Very cool. Thanks!

Can you make a video analyzing Treys solo?

Dude, thank you so much!

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Nice ii v I

Nice work! Btw, what guitar is that?

this is exactly what I was looking for! excellent work! Trying to learn this part on bass. Its really pushing my limits!

Nicely done

Beautiful!

Love this

I just really like using Tonal Center and relationship with the Key if I'm playing songs because it just makes sense straight away.And gives me all the notes I need ! Thank uou.

Nice one I've learned a bunch from you

An example of that sound is 27 min mark of Hampton 97 Gin. I think I hear some univibe and wan in a set position. Any ideas ? Appreciate your videos Colin.

Thanks for the rig rundown Colin. There’s another sound Trey used to use a lot in fall 97 and he still uses on occasion. I can only describe a synth overdrive type sound, not sure how gets it. Maybe a Pog ? You can hear it on Hampton 97

Cow Funk dawg!!

These are cool. Like how the first one focusses on the minor-major 3rd connection. The second feels a cool alternate Lester flat run (?). Love the third one for double stops which I tend not to use with bluegrass...but love finding ways to get more harmonic interest. Great combo of theory and practice.

Yess 👍❤💚💙

Dig the shirt

Love all your videos man, thank you. Out of pure curiosity, why do you cross your sevens?

Nice one, Colin! Love the theory.

Perfect tone bro.✌️

This is educational and fun!

Thanks so much for this lesson so many useful pieces of info here!

Great job! Tone and tab. Thanks

good one, thanks

Excellent work. You have inherently described a spectrul of things we need to learn as we progress. You can actually make a video of what a person should study as they develop through eavh level. Best wishes dor your future videos. Will follow your work ❤

Colin, what is your lesson fee and do you typically teach your students once every 2 weeks or what is the typical cadence?

Absolutely incredible video Colin!! I have never seen anyone break down the fundamentals of improvisation so effectively and clearly. And the part on consciousness was especially amazing. I cannot say enough how fantastic this video is. Exactly the stuff i needed to hear, cant wait to practice all this :D PS, nice puns

god bless ya. been wanting to learn this for years

Great video, thanks for sharing! I've never actually listened to Phish, but I enjoyed Trey's rig rundown(s) and really enjoyed this one. Despite playing guitar for more decades than I'd care to admit, I've only just started using pedals. Consequently, I really appreciate the thought and creativity that goes into these sound crafting tools! Looking forward to watching Part 2 in about 20 seconds!

CAGED chords stacks too many repreated notes, it covers 3 octaves, the whole point of the open voicings is staying in those first 4 frets to play all the chords in a key, if a person wants to play "CAGED chords" on upper frets, a capo does the job just fine the only genre can think of relying in those chords is country music, where a single steel acoustic guitar is pretty much the only mid range instrument, its like playing right and left hand on the piano at the same time, while modern guitar is pretty much playing only the right hand

Cool looking guitar! We saw them in Nashville last year and they played this coverthe 2nd night . Opening the1st set with Also Sprach ZaraThustra blew my mind.

Q: You have absolute pitch? Seems like you might.

Great video, Colin. Thank you for taking the time to tab and giving soloing scale suggestions.

Good Video, friend!! What kind of guitar is that??? Also love the mesa boogie.

Lems....good shoes lol

Straight to the point. Great video

No BS just straight into it❤❤❤

I'm starting to suspect that gingers are just more talented when it comes to the guitar. 🤔