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AWESOME dude !! VERY. VRRY helpful. direct learning /teaching approach. most helpful. best ever teaching pon TH-cam....SO grateful...i can finally have a FOUNDATION to Ja Im,prov i NEVRER had before...Thank. YOU. SO much !!!

Hey, Cool video ! Why did you choose C melodic Minor over the F7 (or F13)?Just a creative choice? That measure has a Bb in the Melody.... .. Would be cool to check out some of the licks in this video...

I really love your playing. And the fact that it is clean without a lot of effects gives the song and the sound of the guitar a chance to shine. Plus, one can’t hide when playing clean. Great job!! 😊🦅🎸👍

I like the approach of using the pentatonic scale as a foundation and reaching outside for chord tones. Much appreciated as always. I've learned quite a bit from you.

Lovely swing time feel there in the intro demo. Thanks for the lesson.

Seth you are such great teacher and player ! This lesson is pure Gold! I have a question, when you are playing over each measure on each chord , how do you always know how many notes to play over each chord .. are you thinking subdivisions or just a phrase for each beat ..? It’s Tough to hear the chord changes going by , I lose track .

Cool and calm teacher.

I’ll save this video for when I think I’ll be ready to learn more about Seventh Chords, please please never delete this video or channel, God bless you

Cool! Chords?

Hi Seth, thanks for the lessons. I’ve spent most of my time on the instrument focusing on technique and sort of skipped deep diving into these topics. Your videos are helping me to navigate the process, and they’re fun too! I realized that I’ve been using most of these, but never quite made the connection between all of them (love how you give us progressions to practice!). I have one question - I’ve always focused only on intervals, not really on specific notes on the fretboard. Do you feel it’s important to know all the notes on the fretboard? Thanks again, cheers!🫶

This bro. Don’t get enough credit for his knowledge and skills‼️👌🏾👍🏾🎸🎸🎸

Thanks so much for this! Can you also do a video showing how you would use scales such as melodic minor, Lydian dominant, altered scales etc over dominant chords?

It really works..thanks you.

Thank you so much!! 🎉❤

I simply hear the two sections as a whole! Way much easier for me!

what a tone!

So can these 7th triads only be played in a key of major7? Or can they be used with natural tones too? Thank you for your wisdom boss.

please make lesson on deep black gospel guitar quartet chord form

nice... thank you as always!

This is very cool. Thank you so much for doing this. Please do one for dominant chords next!

very useful

Pretty ❤

You really need to cut an album. You really are that good. Thank you for this rendition of this song. I like it a lot! 😊🦅👍🎸

Very nice tone

Great video. 👍🙏

🎸 Thanks

Nice~~~

Thanks for this. Great to revisit and relearn this beautiful standard. I appreciate your approach and content - you have a new subscriber!

Nice lesson. Its refreshing to see something melodic vs the speed of light shredding that so many are doing. You guessed it , I just watched a bunch of John McLaughlin videos.

Thank you posting these. Your playing is really smooth and precise, but still has an emotional impact. Excellent! 😊🦅🎸👍

Two questions if allowed: 1. Will this concept be workable over a simple Gmaj chord? 2. If the chord being played is Dominant 7th then can we use mixolydian scale and it's chords for determining and playing upper structure chords? Will this work in blues and rock.

Could you do the nearness of you

Great sounds bro! Is that an Eastman?

You explain so simply.

Check the Argentinian guitarist Juan Falú. Argentinian folk is based on these polyrhythms and if you like the sound of the nylon guitar you'll love it.

Great exercises to improve your playing.

I can play this but only if I dont think about what im doing, like the centipede in that children's book

E-A-F-C sounds like Something in the way - Nirvana

Well done sir

Merry Christmas!!

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Nice, you hooked me in the intro. Saved this to a playlist so I'll back probably more than once! 🤘

Mind bending indeed. Great exercises for right hand dexterity too. Thanks for the lesson and keep them coming please! :)

What a cool lesson, I’ll be sure to attempt it and struggle. When you talk about the melodies coming around to match up again it reminds me of turn signals syncing up, if that makes sense.

my new teacher

very nicely done , I naturally do half that ,but not the deeper rythms , cool!

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Dude ur a great teacher and player ! When u teach you don’t over complicated.. like most teachers .

Yup, my eye started twitching too! Good job presenting some tough rhythmic concepts👍🤯

Sir l am watching your videos every update I like it Keep on teach