Man, I’ve been leaning how to play guitar from you ( on TH-cam) for probably the last seven years. From Robin Trower, Jimi, to Eddie Van Freakin Halen ! I’m just a working class guitar player, so your TH-cam lessons have been my “ Go-to” ! Just wanted to say thanks 👍 Keep on rockin 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Ditto Jess I've been playing guitar since 1974 and I can always learn a little something from almost any player. Brett Papa is by far one of my favorites, I'm commenting to also say Thanks to him. Great content and delivery
Oh man, blues rock guy here and I totally relate to Brett’s struggles with major 1-4-5 progressions. I sound like a soulless goon on them so thanks for pushing me in the right direction, Brett!
For someone who’s just now figuring this out it seems very overwhelming, but you’re the only one who’s ever made it clear, so thank you very much. I’ve been playing Hendrix’s version of Like A Rolling Stone since I started, and I was in the same boat where I could never figure out how to make it sound great like he could, so really, thank you.
This lesson puts together many concepts from the CAGED system and incorporates it into an amazing playing style. It is eye opening for me. Thank you very much. Rewinding and playing it over multiple times so that I memorize it and use it in my playing.
It's a good thing to do. I do it a lot. I don't actually "watch" the television, but just turn it on low for company. Surprising all the ideas you pick up on. And before the interwebs, people did it a lot more. You've really become one of the most respected teachers on the youtubes, man. An ol' buddy.
@@BrettPapa it not only sounds awesome, but the burst is about as good as it gets. I'm goofy in the head for bursts of any make or model because no two are exactly alike. (I love my speckled pigeons for the same reason) When the transition is subtle, it's pure class. "Clown bursts" are the least favorite because they look amateurish and they're not subtle at all. You're teaching something here that's right on target for me just now. All the great rock heroes are still heroes, but lately I've been gravitating towards the Memphis soul/ Muscle shoal thing, and guys like Cropper, Curtis Mayfield, Cornell Dupree, and others of that persuasion have captured my interest. I'm drawn to the economy of notes, the clean Strat and Tele sound, and the tight precision and excellent taste those guys have on the Motown and Memphis stuff. It just feels like grown-up musicianship, and it says so much with so little. The grooves are also golden. I think the concepts you're pointing out in this vid will go a long ways towards helping me get a better grasp of what's going on in this genre. For that I offer heartfelt thanks. Liking and subbing right now.
hi Brett, i"m so in love with these Hendrix style chords embellishments. You're the one that opened a new world to me. And both your courses pentatonic soloing major and minor are great too. So thank you Brett ! :)
Awesome lesson, ive been trying to play along with everything from the tv to the sound of the air conditioner or the birds outside for years and it really helps.
OMG….such an eye opening lesson….. you are opening mat mind and eyes to so much…. So glad I got the email this morning for this post. Everything you provide…. Paid or free…. You are the “King” of instructors…. Thank you so much!👌
OMG, that intro! Brett I have learned so much from you and your membership has been pure gold! So much amazing content and simply put you are the best teacher out there!
@@BrettPapa is there a chance you could make a monthly membership? I can’t really afford a yearly membership upfront but I can afford it if it was a monthly basis (say $15 monthly?)
Killer tone AND killer lesson! Thanks so much for breaking all this down and making it accessible. And YES to playing more melodic!!! I’m working on that now. Keep up all the good work, man!
Hi Brett. I am Robbie Calvo's friend. This is so funny. You are such an honest person and a great player. Your quest for melodic playing is awesome. You are so fortunate to have friends that come over and share with you. And, then you share with us users out here........ Keep up the great work!!
I've been doing this for a few years. I'm usually under instructions to watch shows like Masterchef when I'd rather be playing the guitar. I'll usually sit in front of the TV with a Strat and solo acoustically against whatever background or incidental music is playing at the time. I've found that my melodic playing is much better because I have to listen intently and try to follow the changes.
Man you are at the exact same point as I am I've always just shredded through the scale over songs. But now doing the Hendrix approach and being able to see the scale underneath every cord in the progression is so fun. I never thought I would have so much fun playing without a looper or backing track
@@BrettPapa wow can't believe Brett Papa answered my comment lol. I've been watching you for years man never had a formal lesson in my life. Thank you for what you do
Thanx Brett really great lession! Hey it sure would be cool if ya got one of them Blackberry Smoke fella's to talk about/break down what their thinkin about while soloing!! No shortage of melodies flyin round when those boys are makin music!! Thanx again.
I think Brett’s teaching videos are excellent, and as soon as I may, I will look to join. I must say though-as a suggestion, not a criticism-I do find the idea of thinking of the second position pentatonic over the first position chord, I.e. over an A chord think 2nd position pentatonic ( really G position, two) for the Hendrix-style double-stops, is counterintuitive. It’s a nice idea, but, for me at least, one that I find makes me have to think too hard about it. Maybe if Brett said “think G pentatonic position two over the A” it would feel more natural-like any chord substitution idea (yes, I realise it isn’t). Anyway, just a thought, coupled with a thank you for the charm, wit and humility of Brett’s lessons. 👏👏👏👏
strangely ive been playing these same double stops for years. not even sure where i learned them. i use to not know they were called double stops.... lol. and for some strange reason everytime i hear these same double stops i think of floyd cramers "last date".
I play guitar (unplugged electric) every time I watch TV with my wife. I run through licks and arpeggios while listening to what is going, really ingraining the muscle memory. My wife is a gem and tells me that it doesn't bother her hearing me repeat the same things over and over LOL🤣
One of the coolest lesson I have seen. So this double stops works for basic chords what about when there is jazz chords changes. Can we still implement this rule of double stopping and moving through chords?!? Thanks Brett
Hey Brett, quick question for ya. How long did it take you to receive Jeff Senn strats? And comparing to other great strats you have, how does it sound? Thinking of ordering one. Thanks in advance and thoroughly enjoying all your vids!
Jeff's guitars are fantastic. All of my Strats are different and made by different people all are great but each have their own character. Jeff is a ferocious player so all of his guitars play and are set up great. Great sounding as well. I ended up selling mine back to the original owner because he was so heartbroken that he sold it. I WILL be getting another one of my own soon. I think he only offers up what he makes these day so I am not positive you can order custom stuff anymore. Best thing to do would be to just call Jeff. He is a great guy! His guitars are fantastic and you won't regret getting one.
So much Whiskey Myers in that intro.. love that band.. and of course BlackBerry Smoke.. Yellowstone really does have a kickass soundtrack.. and this is something I’ve been doing for almost as long as I’ve been playing.. but it is legitimately good advice for anyone who’s not eat, sleep, breathing the guitar.. lol..
Hey Brett! I’m a yearly subscriber and I love your teaching style and have learnt soooo much! so thanks so much mate! On the Hendrix unleashed section you have 3 Jimmy chord progressions, please one day could you add a 4th as I find them sooo amazing and I can really get stuck in. Much love from the U.K. CHEERS BUDDY 🍻
Another awesome lesson dude, your content covers so many bases every aspect of my playing is getting better(not just the playing but musicianship and life too!!!) Interesting story about playing to Yellowstone too. I once read an interview with Jeff Beck and he talked about sitting on the sofa watching Coronation Street with his girlfriend playing the theme tune in the style of Cliff Gallup!! Love it..😊😊
Funny that you did a video on this subject as I've been looking for more guitar based videos on the spaghetti western music from Sergio Leones Dollars trilogy. I've only found one decent lesson on You Tube and I think it's a great idea as the music from those movies was so classic and I'd love to dive deeper into it.
Thanks so much Richard! And no you couldn't pay me to be anywhere near Disneyland in the summer lol! I am actually doing a Sweetwater event already or I might have gone.
Great advise, playing and tone as usual Brett! I’ve picked up a lot watching movies and listening to soundtracks as well. I also hear this when I listen to Joe Satriani. A lot of his music could be soundtracks for movies!
Great lesson! I got lost a bit in the beginning I would like to see a lesson on how to sit on the sofa with your wife and watch a show( I get that) it's the part where you grab your guitar and learn the songs while sitting with her. Very few guitarist can pull that off without getting hammered on well done😉👏👏👍
Hey Brett, you mentioned "sixes." Do you know where I can find a lesson on that? Ive searched everywhere. I dont really know what their called. Someone also referred to them as thirds or fourths.
Here’s your wife trying to get you away from the guitar and you end up grabbing it to watch TV with her. Lol. Classic! I drive my family crazy with all my guitar playing so I can relate!
You know what's fun with the tv on is putting it on one of those radio like music stations. I usually put it on a blues or r&b stations and just try to be part of the band. If you start getting too frisky it sounds shitty pretty quickly. Makes you figure the key and melody line in a hurry
Watching yellowstone the tv show made me realize tv has deteriorated. Watching Yellowstone the documentary about our national park, inspires me to go before idiots ruin it!
Wow. This will video will have me deep diving for hours. I’ve been working caged for a while and trying to find the “melody” and it feels like double stops are a large part of what I’ve been missing. Seriously going to need to check out your course. Thank you so much!
Thanks! The first part is plugged straight into the Divided by 13 CJ11 with some verb etc in post. The lesson part is the Lazy J J20 with a Rockett Archer Jeff Pedal. Same effects in post.
Dude, really good stuff. Connecting a lot for me in one lesson.
Awesome to hear! Thanks for watching!
Man, I’ve been leaning how to play guitar from you ( on TH-cam) for probably the last seven years. From Robin Trower, Jimi, to Eddie Van Freakin Halen ! I’m just a working class guitar player, so your TH-cam lessons have been my “ Go-to” ! Just wanted to say thanks 👍 Keep on rockin 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Wow man thanks! Glad the lessons have helped you out!
Ditto Jess
I've been playing guitar since 1974 and I can always learn a little something from almost any player.
Brett Papa is by far one of my favorites, I'm commenting to also say Thanks to him.
Great content and delivery
Amazing lesson papa! I just have to work on not leaving to early on the chord it’s on.. if that makes any sense.
Ilike playing bass with TV commercials! So true about playing like Hendrix with the little chords.
Good idea. Commercials are so fast so it quick ear training!
Oh man, blues rock guy here and I totally relate to Brett’s struggles with major 1-4-5 progressions. I sound like a soulless goon on them so thanks for pushing me in the right direction, Brett!
Lol! I have made it a goal to face my I IV V fears this year and to get better at them.
This is pure gold.
Thanks so much for checking it out!
For someone who’s just now figuring this out it seems very overwhelming, but you’re the only one who’s ever made it clear, so thank you very much. I’ve been playing Hendrix’s version of Like A Rolling Stone since I started, and I was in the same boat where I could never figure out how to make it sound great like he could, so really, thank you.
Glad it helped!
I did love the music in that show- thanks for pointing it out
Sure thing
Awesome video man! And love the show too. Rips the man
That show is EPIC!! Thanks for checking out the vid.
This lesson puts together many concepts from the CAGED system and incorporates it into an amazing playing style. It is eye opening for me. Thank you very much. Rewinding and playing it over multiple times so that I memorize it and use it in my playing.
Awesome to hear Brett! Glad its helping! Thanks for checking it out!
It's a good thing to do. I do it a lot. I don't actually "watch" the television, but just turn it on low for company. Surprising all the ideas you pick up on. And before the interwebs, people did it a lot more. You've really become one of the most respected teachers on the youtubes, man. An ol' buddy.
Thanks so much!
Yes bro im into double stops which i neglected .Already its opened up a whole new world great lesson Bro
Awesome to hear David!
Man that Strat sounds absolutely spectacular!!! 👍🏽
Thanks so much Charles!
@@BrettPapa it not only sounds awesome, but the burst is about as good as it gets. I'm goofy in the head for bursts of any make or model because no two are exactly alike. (I love my speckled pigeons for the same reason) When the transition is subtle, it's pure class.
"Clown bursts" are the least favorite because they look amateurish and they're not subtle at all.
You're teaching something here that's right on target for me just now. All the great rock heroes are still heroes, but lately I've been gravitating towards the Memphis soul/ Muscle shoal thing, and guys like Cropper, Curtis Mayfield, Cornell Dupree, and others of that persuasion have captured my interest. I'm drawn to the economy of notes, the clean Strat and Tele sound, and the tight precision and excellent taste those guys have on the Motown and Memphis stuff. It just feels like grown-up musicianship, and it says so much with so little. The grooves are also golden. I think the concepts you're pointing out in this vid will go a long ways towards helping me get a better grasp of what's going on in this genre.
For that I offer heartfelt thanks. Liking and subbing right now.
@@BrettPapa Any hints about your amp/pickup settings to get that sound?
Ah, Bret! So good for the soul. Thank you!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Also, totally agree about Yellowstone. Ryan Bingham plays a lot of great songs in that series and Beth is scary as hell. Do not mess with that woman.
Great lesson Brett!! Really musical and really tasty playing. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
hi Brett, i"m so in love with these Hendrix style chords embellishments. You're the one that opened a new world to me. And both your courses pentatonic soloing major and minor are great too. So thank you Brett ! :)
Awesome to hear! Glad I could help!
Man that tone is sick I love it . You are the best out there I can listen to you all day I learn so much
Thanks so much Wade. Yeah the Divided by 13 CJ11 is a killer little amp. Just plug straight in and let er' rip!
Awesome lesson, ive been trying to play along with everything from the tv to the sound of the air conditioner or the birds outside for years and it really helps.
Thanks Kelly! Yep it all can help!
Damn! I could listen to that tone,for days! Absolutely stellar!
Thanks David! Just plugged straight into the Divided by 13 CJ11 with some effects in post.
OMG….such an eye opening lesson….. you are opening mat mind and eyes to so much…. So glad I got the email this morning for this post. Everything you provide…. Paid or free…. You are the “King” of instructors…. Thank you so much!👌
Glad you are enjoying the lessons! Thanks for checking them out!
I too have been lamenting all my lost practice time due to watching Yellowstone!
Haha! Totally!
Beautiful display of playing high level of electric guitar
Hey pA , i really enjoyed this one vid , thank you and keep on ...Long live to root music cause it's the best ever done to learn about
Thanks for checking it out!
And I just finished this lesson and it’s blew me away!! Sooo many ideas! Thank you 🍻🎸
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks man that's a treasure trove for a guy like me! Your videos and caged course have helped me so much!
Awesome to hear Adam! Thanks for the support!
That was awesome dude! It sounds like the hymn, Just as I Am. It sounded beautifully 😎
Thanks so much Mike!
love it!
Thanks for checking it out!
This is a great video , have watched it several times
Awesome! Thanks for tuning in!
OMG, that intro! Brett I have learned so much from you and your membership has been pure gold! So much amazing content and simply put you are the best teacher out there!
Thanks so much for the support! Glad you are enjoying the membership!
@@BrettPapa is there a chance you could make a monthly membership? I can’t really afford a yearly membership upfront but I can afford it if it was a monthly basis (say $15 monthly?)
Pure gold!
Thanks Mike!
Killer tone AND killer lesson! Thanks so much for breaking all this down and making it accessible. And YES to playing more melodic!!! I’m working on that now.
Keep up all the good work, man!
Sure thing JD! Thanks for tuning in!
Killer lesson, tons of great tips, but most importantly, one of the best guitar tones on TH-cam as usual. Keep up the good work Brett!
Haha thanks Louis! Glad you like the vids and tone!
Hi Brett. I am Robbie Calvo's friend. This is so funny. You are such an honest person and a great player. Your quest for melodic playing is awesome. You are so fortunate to have friends that come over and share with you. And, then you share with us users out here........ Keep up the great work!!
Hello Steve! Thanks man. Thanks for watching!
@@BrettPapa We all get a kick from you awesome playing, humor and the content that you provide!!
Great tone, playing and lesson. 😊
Thank ya sir!
I've been doing this for a few years. I'm usually under instructions to watch shows like Masterchef when I'd rather be playing the guitar. I'll usually sit in front of the TV with a Strat and solo acoustically against whatever background or incidental music is playing at the time. I've found that my melodic playing is much better because I have to listen intently and try to follow the changes.
For sure. It really does help train your ear.
Man you are at the exact same point as I am I've always just shredded through the scale over songs. But now doing the Hendrix approach and being able to see the scale underneath every cord in the progression is so fun. I never thought I would have so much fun playing without a looper or backing track
Totally! Most fun ever!
@@BrettPapa wow can't believe Brett Papa answered my comment lol. I've been watching you for years man never had a formal lesson in my life. Thank you for what you do
Awesome lesson man. I love your stuff.
Thanks so much for checking it out!
You may not like 1-4-5 Brett, but that is some of the most melodic playing I have heard from you, very pleasing to the ear, enjoyed it...
Thanks Tommy!
Beautiful tone, excellent
Thanks Jesse! Just plugged straight into the Divided by 13 CJ11 with some effects in post.
This is exactly whats missing in my playing!
Thanks for a great and inspiring lesson 🎸
Sure thing! Thanks for tuning in!
Thanx Brett really great lession! Hey it sure would be cool if ya got one of them Blackberry Smoke fella's to talk about/break down what their thinkin about while soloing!! No shortage of melodies flyin round when those boys are makin music!! Thanx again.
You know I have been talking to them for forever about doing something. I'll see what I can do!
Thank you for what you do for us
Sure thing Josh! Thanks for watching!
I think Brett’s teaching videos are excellent, and as soon as I may, I will look to join. I must say though-as a suggestion, not a criticism-I do find the idea of thinking of the second position pentatonic over the first position chord, I.e. over an A chord think 2nd position pentatonic ( really G position, two) for the Hendrix-style double-stops, is counterintuitive. It’s a nice idea, but, for me at least, one that I find makes me have to think too hard about it. Maybe if Brett said “think G pentatonic position two over the A” it would feel more natural-like any chord substitution idea (yes, I realise it isn’t). Anyway, just a thought, coupled with a thank you for the charm, wit and humility of Brett’s lessons. 👏👏👏👏
All good Rene. I appreciate you explaining your point. Thanks for watching!
Really enjoyed this video. A lot of great ideas to work on right away. The double stops focusing on the melody sounds so sweet. Thanks Brett!
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
strangely ive been playing these same double stops for years. not even sure where i learned them. i use to not know they were called double stops.... lol. and for some strange reason everytime i hear these same double stops i think of floyd cramers "last date".
Inspiration comes from the strangest places. Thanks for another great video. Cheers Brett! 🍻
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
I play guitar (unplugged electric) every time I watch TV with my wife. I run through licks and arpeggios while listening to what is going, really ingraining the muscle memory. My wife is a gem and tells me that it doesn't bother her hearing me repeat the same things over and over LOL🤣
She's a keeper!
Great playing great tone Brett! Thanks for Killer lesson! You Rock!
Thank ya Dave! Glad you like the lesson!
Much respect Brett...
Thanks Michael!
Wonderful tone, Brett! I used to watch TV and play along as a teenager. I spent more time doing that than about anything else.
Thanks!
One of the coolest lesson I have seen. So this double stops works for basic chords what about when there is jazz chords changes. Can we still implement this rule of double stopping and moving through chords?!? Thanks Brett
Awesome! Glad you liked it! Yes you can.
Hey Brett, quick question for ya. How long did it take you to receive Jeff Senn strats? And comparing to other great strats you have, how does it sound? Thinking of ordering one. Thanks in advance and thoroughly enjoying all your vids!
Jeff's guitars are fantastic. All of my Strats are different and made by different people all are great but each have their own character. Jeff is a ferocious player so all of his guitars play and are set up great. Great sounding as well. I ended up selling mine back to the original owner because he was so heartbroken that he sold it. I WILL be getting another one of my own soon. I think he only offers up what he makes these day so I am not positive you can order custom stuff anymore. Best thing to do would be to just call Jeff. He is a great guy! His guitars are fantastic and you won't regret getting one.
Damn. I want a strat again, that tone is killer.
Thanks! Lollar makes great pickups!
Very pretty stuff and very eye-opening as well.
Great lesson!
Thanks Robert!
MASTERFUL!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much!
Fantastic!
Thank yoou
Thanks for tuning in!
So much Whiskey Myers in that intro.. love that band.. and of course BlackBerry Smoke.. Yellowstone really does have a kickass soundtrack.. and this is something I’ve been doing for almost as long as I’ve been playing.. but it is legitimately good advice for anyone who’s not eat, sleep, breathing the guitar.. lol..
For sure!
Killer tone..I want that strat!
Thanks Nick! Jeff Senn stratus are pretty darn epic! Lollar pickups too!
Hey Brett! I’m a yearly subscriber and I love your teaching style and have learnt soooo much! so thanks so much mate! On the Hendrix unleashed section you have 3 Jimmy chord progressions, please one day could you add a 4th as I find them sooo amazing and I can really get stuck in. Much love from the U.K.
CHEERS BUDDY 🍻
Yeah man great idea! Thanks so much for the support!
Had me with the Yellowstone reference!! Definitely crack.
For sure!
Another awesome lesson dude, your content covers so many bases every aspect of my playing is getting better(not just the playing but musicianship and life too!!!) Interesting story about playing to Yellowstone too. I once read an interview with Jeff Beck and he talked about sitting on the sofa watching Coronation Street with his girlfriend playing the theme tune in the style of Cliff Gallup!! Love it..😊😊
Haha that's cool. Thanks for checking out the vids Kevin!
Good lesson Brett. Thanks!! I signed up for your Hendrix Unleashed course a couple of months ago and highly recommend it!!
Thanks Jim! And thanks so much for the support! Glad to hear you are enjoying the course!
Funny that you did a video on this subject as I've been looking for more guitar based videos on the spaghetti western music from Sergio Leones Dollars trilogy. I've only found one decent lesson on You Tube and I think it's a great idea as the music from those movies was so classic and I'd love to dive deeper into it.
I have always wanted to dive into that style. So many great guitar parts.
Thanks. Good job
Sure thing! Thanks for watching!
Melody - who knew that was good advice :) ;)
Lol! I know crazy concept right!?
Your lessons and CAGED approach are amazing. Two thumbs up! Will you be attending Summer NAMM in Anaheim? If so, will you be performing at any booths?
Thanks so much Richard! And no you couldn't pay me to be anywhere near Disneyland in the summer lol! I am actually doing a Sweetwater event already or I might have gone.
Listen to Willie’s Roadhouse on satellite radio. 1-4-5’s for days. GREAT for melody work. For playing and for listening to develop your melodic ear.
For sure!
Great advise, playing and tone as usual Brett! I’ve picked up a lot watching movies and listening to soundtracks as well. I also hear this when I listen to Joe Satriani. A lot of his music could be soundtracks for movies!
Thanks! Yeah Joe is amazing!
Great lesson! I got lost a bit in the beginning I would like to see a lesson on how to sit on the sofa with your wife and watch a show( I get that) it's the part where you grab your guitar and learn the songs while sitting with her. Very few guitarist can pull that off without getting hammered on well done😉👏👏👍
Lol! She had already seen the entire show so I was watching on my own.
The way I understand, it's all major pentatonic.... but why i feel like a hearthake when i play this!?!?
Great lesson. I just started watching the show last week I'm on episode 4 and I'm hooked. I'm really digging the band whiskey Myers
Thanks!
Great video thank you
You are welcome!
Love the tone! What rig were you using?
Thanks! That Senn guitar plugged straight into the Divided by 13 CJ11. Little verb etc in post.
Big Papa Stache!
Lol!
Hey Brett, you mentioned "sixes." Do you know where I can find a lesson on that? Ive searched everywhere. I dont really know what their called. Someone also referred to them as thirds or fourths.
Nvm Brett. Found a video on Marty's page ft. Daniel Donato. Thanks.
Sure thing!
Raise your hands if you hit like button before video plays? 😊🖐
Haha thanks!
Great lesson ❤️! Are these double stops applied to minor boxes ?
Totally. Just adjust for the minor third of the chord.
Great lesson once again. Really Good tasty stuff!
Thanks Brian!
@@BrettPapa 👍🙏
Here’s your wife trying to get you away from the guitar and you end up grabbing it to watch TV with her. Lol. Classic! I drive my family crazy with all my guitar playing so I can relate!
Lol! My fam is pretty cool about all that.
I have improvised to TV for decades. Maybe I should be good by now🤔
Haha! It's always a work in progress!
You know what's fun with the tv on is putting it on one of those radio like music stations. I usually put it on a blues or r&b stations and just try to be part of the band. If you start getting too frisky it sounds shitty pretty quickly. Makes you figure the key and melody line in a hurry
Yep agreed totally!
My wife would have killed me if I played guitar during her shows.
Lol!
Watching yellowstone the tv show made me realize tv has deteriorated. Watching Yellowstone the documentary about our national park, inspires me to go before idiots ruin it!
Beth is HOT
Haha! Well then there is that. Yellowstone Park is a must see. Unbelievable!
Wow. This will video will have me deep diving for hours. I’ve been working caged for a while and trying to find the “melody” and it feels like double stops are a large part of what I’ve been missing. Seriously going to need to check out your course. Thank you so much!
Thanks Don! Glad you liked it! CAGED is life changing!
😍😍
What were you playing while Beth was in the tub out in the front yard? Lmao!!
Lol!
👍👍
Thanks!
Whiskey Myers and Ryan Bingham!
Yep!
@@BrettPapa and Isbell and Colter Wall!
Tone is killer...how did you get it for this?
Thanks! The first part is plugged straight into the Divided by 13 CJ11 with some verb etc in post. The lesson part is the Lazy J J20 with a Rockett Archer Jeff Pedal. Same effects in post.
New guitar? ....And where is the green plant? 🤣 CHEERS
Got it a while back. Great guitar!! You just can't see the plants. my office looks like a jungle.
So Yellowstone is your jam track
Pretty much lol
What! You don’t watch TV? You’re missing my best work 😂
Lol!
Would have been nice to see what you were actually playing
What do you mean?
믿음은 들음에서나느니라 아멘 .AMAN .. 잘듣고잘배웠읍니다 .감사합니다 ..
윌리넬슨 기타스케일톤 스케이톤 컨츄리블루스 컨츄리락스케일톤또한 위같이 레귤러스케일톤으로 스케일톤을잡아도 방한가요?!그러면
제가생각하는 지미헨드릭스스케일기타릭과 윌리넬슨 기타스케일기타릭과 스케일은 별반 다른스케일이아니라레귤러 M. m TONE 그케일톤으로 잡아도 별반 다르지않는것으로 무방할것으로 사료됩니다 ?! 제가이렇게 생각을마친것에 대해 자문을 구합니다?!. 감사합니다 음악스타알과쟝르와 리듬스타릴은 별반 다를바없는것으로 이해해도 되는것인가요
기타리스트 지미헨드릭스 기타릭스케일 톤 잡을때 의 질문을 드립니다 ?.!
Mkiy음계 Mmm MMm m7b5 다이아토닉스케일 톤 에 레귤러M스케일 mSCALE TONN 으로 연주하면 되는것인가요 ?! 더블스탑은 MTONE. m TONE 으로 MOLIDY 멜로디라인을 잡으면 되는것이가요 ?! 감사합니다 감사함으로 받으면결코 버릴것이없나니 아멘 .AMAN . 감사합니다 ..
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