How I mix rhythm & lead: no more bluesy noodling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here's a funky, r&b-style solo blues piece. The idea is to have bit of shape and direction when you're playing on your own, by mixing rhythm and lead guitar stuff whilst maintaining a steady groove. A really fun and useful skill to master.
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00:00 Hi
01:10 My piece
02:08 Rhythm, lead...it's all the same thing
03:00 Chords & related pentatonic
06:07 Rhythm & fills on one chord
08:51 Taking it through the changes
10:54 2nd chorus
13:55 Slow play-through
15:28 Gear
16:28 Bye
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Feel the same way!
Thank god for music and hobbies eh? Best wishes to you.
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I love how this channel has content about shoegaze, indie rock, noise and post-punk, but also has this kind of stuff, or more technical stuff. It indirectly tells me that "playing indie guitar is not an excuse to stay in a comfort zone". Very underrated channel.
One thing about this guy that is superb- he tends to focus on practicing actual music instead of isolated exercises
Im able to play several of your arrangements and I’ve added them to my repertoire.
This guy's articulation is top notch, no flashy wordsmithing but EVERY word he enunciates is just perfect for the purposes of explaining what he's doing ... I enjoy the lessons but really what I like most is listening to him speak
Super useful lesson....my wife is eternally grateful.
She has to listen to me play.
True to life comment right here!
Haha you don’t get the “can you play with your ear phones?”
I don’t know if my wife pays any attention, but I imagine her being relieved to hear my recent addition of some jazzier chords in my blues.
Lol!
Well done Adrian thank you. Like the great Larry Mitchell said. “If they don’t like the rhythm they won’t stick around for the lead.”
Been out of the loop lately but was glad to see you doing another rythm and lead,I seem to be able to follow you and even though it doesn't sound like yours in my opinion I get kudos when I play what I learn from you!! Thanks Adrian!!!
Adrian, great job as usual, you are a fantastic player, and really appreciate, you breaking down everything!
Yes, indeed, Adrian, people do really like these -- and all your videos -- because they (and you) are so darn good!
Thank Thanks Thanks!! Your Hendrix-y lesson really helped me break through to another level. This concept is brilliant.
Yeah man, these are bloody brilliant. I don't think anyone here will get sick of a series like this. Brilliant mate.
Thanks for the motivating and educational lesson.
This really is helpful!
Your videos are truly eye opening! thank you so much
Great video, playing, and gear. Helpful ideas look forward to working on it.
Wonderful lesson to help me see the fretboard and CHORDS better! Thank you!
That’s was an Excellent lesson on mixing rhythm & lead together especially in a very simple way that anyone could expand on. Much appreciated 👍👍👍
……plus that jam was fire 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for this lesson. I learned it today and it's so much fun!
Such great points! I really appreciate this. Super helpful! Thank you!
Great stuff Adrian...I love the approach using minor pentatonic and arpeggio licks in the neighborhood of the chord shapes, Brilliant!
I love your lessons! You cover some great stuff
Just listened to a bunch of Boogaloo Joe Jones yesterday and this is very much in the same general vein - soloing and improvising but never letting go of the groove or chord changes. Love it and your guitar sounds killer
I've watch so many of your videos. Amazing musician.
Great Job explaining and showing us your Technique. That Tele sounds great. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome man. I'd love to see more of these little original pieces to learn. It helps when you've got some context to play the little runs in! Cheers
Thank you for another awesome lesson. Your teaching style is SOOOOO easy to hang with. Peace and love to you our knobel guide 🙂❤️
Just what I needed, I am so guilty of endless blues noodling!
Every time I watch your videos I learn something that's really worth learning...thank you 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great as always Adrian. It really helps.
Really fun lesson Adrian! You've got a lot of different ideas to work on here too... it will keep me busy for several practice sessions :-) Thanks and rock on!
I love your blues lessons!
Thank you so much once again Adrian. As a struggling noodler, this is really helpful.
Brilliant lesson thanks Adrian.
This is a great companion lesson to the Kenny Burrell Chitlins con carne video. I'm really enjoying this. very useful! Keep it coming. Thanks so much.
A My Bloody Valentine lesson would be great! Something like You Made Me Realise or Honey Power
You are a very talented fellow. I always learn something from you.
You're the man. This is exactly where I've grown into with my playing and lately I've been grappling with moving from full Barre E and A shapes into pentatonic, but this makes it even more fluid and also spurs me to get my darn treble side triads down.
Really helpful lesson, thanks so much mate
Brilliant....... I been trying that kinda thing lately and getting myself all confused and lost. That something to point me in the right direction, thank you
Superb Adrian. Thanks.
Great job, as usual!
I really needed this thanks.
Thanks ! Every friday evening, I look forward to seeing u and learning with u !
Thanks Ol, hope you enjoy learning this one.
Thank you this is great,Working my way through “chitlins” then onto this .Thank you again….Cheers from Australia
You have a good touch and tone with any guitar you play.
Nice as always, thanks!
Great stuff! I found it an excellent video,Cheers & Thanks👍
Great lesson dude. Although it’s an exercise, this is actually fun! Encourage the noodlers including myself to get into this.
Love it! - I'm inspired.
great lesson,great playing.
Thanks man, that was great !
thank you, its a bit over my head but then again thats what i need if i am ever going to progress
Thank you. Tried this practice and instanslty felt like "wow, I can actually play". Threw in a bunch of licks I knew and it sounded really good
Loved it!
This has got me out of a rut, really well explained, thanks.
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Super helpful video!
Maybe it's just what the algorithm suggest specifically to me, but I find too much classes about soloing and almost no classes about rhythm or comping. But the 70 to 80% of the time in a song I will be comping, not soloing. So, this type of videos is what I appreciate the most.
Literally just actual musicianship
?? as if you need to play chords to be considered a musician
Great video man!
Wonderful lesson, outstanding playing, and WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TELE!
What type of Telecaster is that?
@@matthewchunk3689 That is a Baja MIM Tele. I have the exact same one.
Very tasty playing - nice job! 👍🏻🎸
More please! Perfect
Love this. It’s in the same vein as “Mary had a little lamb” by both Buddy Guy and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Great stuff.
You my sir are a very special guitarist!
Thanks for great easy to understand piece. 👍
splendid methodical, understandable teaching style & generous tips -- - not to discount tasty chops galore! Thnx
thank you ! great video !
I would imagine this type of thing is in the call and response type vein.
Put whatever label you want on it.
We as guitar players should all have this in our wheelhouse.
So thank you Adrian.. as always
Amazing! 🔥♠️🔥 Thanks!
Very Steve Cropper! Thanks for the weekly lessons and advice!
Cheers Stephen!
This is one of the better guitar channels on the internet
Great stuff 👍
I don't want to scare you but... THIS VIDEO IS EFFING GOLD.
Very good video. I am an intermediate player and try to play blues like this but mine don't sound as good as this. My playing doesn't have this level of variety either. But, this gave me some ideas about using more chord variations to play in different positions up the neck. I like the way you showed the different C chords in their CAGED forms and how the pentatonic scale forms related to each chord version. Very cool.
Absolutely perfect. These are the things I enjoy learning to play alone, without the looper. You always show how you're a complete player. Well done!
Nicely Done Example of Playing Blues Without a backing track !!
I just get my foot counting and I do just as you did in playing the moment 🎸🎶 I'm gonna learn those major Country blues Riffs you were using .. You'r Great choice of note selection kept it melodic while connecting the Dominant 7/9 chords with melodic Arpeggio makes it 100% Scale Running free
That's the mark of the Best Players
and I'm not aware of You're level of success in releasing your own music but you've got it in you !!
Your Blues playing feels Right
Excellent! Great tone on that telecaster BTW
good stuff! Thanks!
You had me at “No Noodling” - I appreciate tie to CAGED- liked&subscribed🍔
I really like this lesson, just what I wanted to know.. And understand
Great video thank you for posting it, I just subscribed to your channel
Youre my favorite teacher online and i follow everyone. Paul davids, samurai, robert baker, michael palmisano, tomo, blues guitar institute, marty schwartz, etc…but youre lessons i have found to be by far the most useful. They are all great. But you are my favorite. Thanks for another awesome lesson adrian!
Thanks for the kind words Charles - very glad to hear you've been finding my lessons helpful. And pleased to be compared favourably to that bunch TH-cam guitar teaching legends!
I agree with Charles; you have a pleasant teaching manner, you use simple equipment, and your lessons have taught me a lot. Some of the youtubers use such compilcated setups of recording and post processing stuff that it doesn't sound like me and my practice amp.
You should also check out Eric Haugen.
@@donyoung7874 yeah i like eric haugen a lot too. I’d love to watch him and adrian hit a million plus subscribers. We’d have better guitar players to listen to thats for sure.
This is great. It's fitting perfectly into some things I've finally started wrapping my mind around and I suspect will really give my skills that boost we all look for after a plateau.
Edit: puts me in the industry of "Born Under A Bad Sign"...which I must go listen to now, lol.
I aree with you. Im somewhere around there too. I hear mustang sally, both songs are great and covered by many. Cheers
spot on
Loooooove your lesson! Keep on going! Woohoo
Thanks Emil!
Thanks, great channel ... this one reminds me of SRV 'Mary Had a Little Lamb'
Brilliant cheers
That’s a great lesson and I have it bookmarked to revisit. It is giving a thorough understanding of the choices available.
This is a great way to practice. You end up learning so much and any time you get lost, you can just go back to the rhythm part for a few bars until you feel it again. A couple of notes makes a big difference. You always need to know what key you are playing in or you are just noodling around. Learning rhythm patterns is key here.
Bravo!
You rock !
Love it
I suddenly understood CAGED after watching this. Play a C chord anywhere on the neck- add the A sharp to make it bluesy- shift the whole thing a fret or two to change keys - throw in the minor pentatonic over the chord changes- I think I just “unlocked the fretboard”. 🤯😃😃
try it in G Jake Andrews Music beginner blues lead over a shuffle.
spectacular neck!
Rhythmic Lead (aka Lead-lick rhythm) is my favorite style. Thanks.
Fantastic.... thanks and yes very useful -:) on ya...
Thanks!
Gracias eres un crack como techer
Rhythm and lead in the same guitar part... it's really long overdue that you did a Wayne Hussey Mission or Sisters tutorial with your 12-string (which we should see more often).
Very cool