This is just what I've been waiting for. Thank you! I subscribe to your Patreon and I know your busy but I keep checking for when the tabs and backing track will be published on Patreon.
what a great lesson and it's one I can easily get lost in and get off track but in a good outside way especially when I cant sleep and I pick up my guitar at 4am and all of a sudden it[s 7'30 now i'm shot for the day, thank god i'm retired!
This lesson is gold. Can't tell you how much I love your playing, your teaching style and the content of your teaching. This lesson is constructed brilliantly: using the same lines on the first few bars really emphasises the content of the final bar - genius.
I just leveled up with this lesson. Gonna take a little creative practice but i finally get what to play on the passing chords to Stormy Monday! Thanks Jack
Brilliant lesson, as always Jack! As you say: "very interesting and cool lines..." You explain the concept of the altered dominant chords in Jazz/Blues style, and the derivative scale/arpeggios so clearly. You are very calm and articulate which make your videos so enjoyable to watch and learn. Thanks.
Man thank you so much for sharing this information I don’t think I’ve ever heard anybody so patiently and clearly explain this particular approach to the blues..
That's an awesome tune. Challenging, sophisticated and a pleasure to listen to. Your video format is great and your pace and tone is excellent for teaching. Thank you
It's really helpful to hear just one bar change in a 4 bar phrase - highlights and contrasts the different sounds. Also, for me, just the right amount of material to consider and work to learn. many thanks!
I like the pace of your voice, and the tone of your playing. All clear. Well, at least at the beginning ! A lot to think and to work these stuff. Thanks Jack.
Good blues playing is like good Scotch. Jack's blues playing is like aged single barrel Scotch with just that hint of peat. Thanks for showing us how this is done Jack.
A great lesson Jack, a great combi of augmented and diminished, personally I like using the half-dim arp built on the 7th of a dominant chord getting the flat 9 and flat 13. I'm practicing inversions of this chord as well, giving me great insight. Your lessons are very inspiring Jack,Vic.
Great playing. Attention and feeling in every notes and the phrases often go down which, I think, is much nicer (most players usually do the opposite).
I shouldn’t have any problem getting this one down, since I spent about 3 hours learning the first 12 bars of your “Slow Blues in C”. Yeah I learned that the hard way lol. That kind of practice is good for the soul. I’ve also been checking out your TrueFire courses with my all access pass. I’m planning on downloading at least one of them. Cool sounds Jack!
It’s there. The best way to find it is to go back to the date it was posted. The dates things are posted to TH-cam should roughly match up with the patreon page. Thanks
I can dig playing over the passing chords as you beautifully did, and the recommendation to exploit them. Thanks! Question: How about the flip side , Jack? You are playing a gig and the chords are very basic e.g., no passing chords, just 1 IV V. Do you superimpose and play similarly as you just demonstrated or do you stick to the "given" unsophisticated harmony? And lets assume this is not a country blues context where you would use a more primitive-gutsy style. Thanks, David
Good Morning Jack! I’ll be in Nashville next week.. will you be performing anywhere in the area? Love your presentations, and would love to see you in person! Thanks for sharing! 👍✌️
Wow great lesson you just perk up a new approach to my blues playing thanks
Great to hear!
Superb lesson
That's SWEET! Gonna work on it. Thanks.
Awesome!
This is just what I've been waiting for. Thank you! I subscribe to your Patreon and I know your busy but I keep checking for when the tabs and backing track will be published on Patreon.
Very cool. I wanna see more.
what a great lesson and it's one I can easily get lost in and get off track but in a good outside way especially when I cant sleep and I pick up my guitar at 4am and all of a sudden it[s 7'30 now i'm shot for the day, thank god i'm retired!
That solo is just about the most soulful thing I've ever heard. Amazing.
Thank you Marc!
My favorite player doing this right now is Marcus King. So much Jazz in his Blues playing.
Say Jack’s, I have learn more from you in one lesson than anything, thank you, have a great day.
Glad to hear it
Awesome lesson !!! 😮
delicious playing. Very very good👌
I'm enjoying this...
This is absolutely crazy knowledge, WOW
Wonderful lesson! Diminished, augmented, altered combined back to back. Blew my mind!
Silk touch , effortlessly melodic . One bar of this beats any of that ' shred ' swept tapped economy picked soulless noise.
This lesson is gold. Can't tell you how much I love your playing, your teaching style and the content of your teaching. This lesson is constructed brilliantly: using the same lines on the first few bars really emphasises the content of the final bar - genius.
Glad you like it John!
Always delicious and elegant phrasing 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Mighty fine touch..sophisticated
I could listen and watch you play all day long. Love it 🙌🏼
Glad you enjoy it!
You, josh smith and jubu are my current favorite guitarists. Amazing playing! So in sync and soulful
Thank you! A couple of my favorites right there
Man…..as smooth as a hotly buttered banister.
I just leveled up with this lesson. Gonna take a little creative practice but i finally get what to play on the passing chords to Stormy Monday! Thanks Jack
Brilliant lesson, as always Jack!
As you say: "very interesting and cool lines..."
You explain the concept of the altered dominant chords in Jazz/Blues style, and the derivative scale/arpeggios so clearly.
You are very calm and articulate which make your videos so enjoyable to watch and learn.
Thanks.
Thank You!!
Your videos are so clear and concise Jack, I really appreciate them. Keep them coming!
Thank You!!!!
Jack is back! I wish you were my neighbor…
Man thank you so much for sharing this information I don’t think I’ve ever heard anybody so patiently and clearly explain this particular approach to the blues..
Glad it was helpful!
That's an awesome tune. Challenging, sophisticated and a pleasure to listen to. Your video format is great and your pace and tone is excellent for teaching. Thank you
Thanks Lee!!
It's really helpful to hear just one bar change in a 4 bar phrase - highlights and contrasts the different sounds. Also, for me, just the right amount of material to consider and work to learn. many thanks!
Thanks! Glad you like it
this is awesome man!!!
Thank you Jacques!
what a touch bro !! Great playing !! thanks for all the knowledge
Jack. - these lessons are just brilliant - your playing and explanations finally have me understanding some of this.
Great!
Best teacher on TH-cam by far...best ideas explained in a way that can actually be understood and used! Thanks Jack!
Thanks Josh!
Could listen to you all day Jack you have the chops and the tone never overdoing it! Bravo sir
Thank you!!
"Magistral" para enmarcar.Gracias mil
Very refreshing to see such a light touch being used!
Thank you!
Good afternoon
I'm in France and thank you for sharing your talent and help.
You're very welcome!
I like the pace of your voice, and the tone of your playing. All clear. Well, at least at the beginning ! A lot to think and to work these stuff. Thanks Jack.
Glad you liked it!
Nice lesson Mate, thanks
My pleasure!
Good blues playing is like good Scotch. Jack's blues playing is like aged single barrel Scotch with just that hint of peat. Thanks for showing us how this is done Jack.
That sounds like Highland Park...
Thank you!!
Lagavulin 16...🥃🤗💖
YOU are a master.
Thank you!
So beautifully playing, tone and clear explanation - thanks so much for sharing!
My pleasure!
Dear Jack, this lesson is so great. Yeah, I love your playing, you give me so much inspiration. Sincere thanks❤️
Best regards from Germany.
Thanks a lot!
Nice work, Jack! It's nice to hear players who have a handle on the theory!
Thank you!
Just beautiful playing, always phrased perfectly. Best to you and yours Jack
Thanks man!!
That’s a great lesson Jack. I’m going to have to revisit a few times
Clear and concisely done.....what else we need?
Thank you JR.
Thank you!
Great knowledge in 10 minutes..Btw you are so calm that I think you just did meditation before this lesson
Thanks Kasra!
A great lesson Jack, a great combi of augmented and diminished, personally I like using the half-dim arp built on the 7th of a dominant chord getting the flat 9 and flat 13. I'm practicing inversions of this chord as well, giving me great insight. Your lessons are very inspiring Jack,Vic.
Cool I'll have to try that out. Thanks Vic!
Great playing. Attention and feeling in every notes and the phrases often go down which, I think, is much nicer (most players usually do the opposite).
Thank you very much!
Great! Amazing info and playing, as usual. Thanks Jack. 😎🎼🎸👍
My pleasure!
Great lesson. More like this, beautiful sound
Thanks Mike!
That’s so fantastic! Thanks Jack!
Glad you like it!
Melloooooow. So beautiful and dreamy
Thanks Marco!
Excellent lesson Jack!
Thanks!
So relaxed and great melody. I’ll have to try to get on the same planet!
Thanks Rick!
Thank you! Great options!
Glad you like them!
Thanks Jack! Good stuff as always!
Glad you enjoyed!
The 7 that gave this video a thumbs down congratulations 🎉 to you ! You officially know nothing about music and great playing
I shouldn’t have any problem getting this one down, since I spent about 3 hours learning the first 12 bars of your “Slow Blues in C”. Yeah I learned that the hard way lol. That kind of practice is good for the soul. I’ve also been checking out your TrueFire courses with my all access pass. I’m planning on downloading at least one of them. Cool sounds Jack!
That's the best way to learn! Glad you dig the lessons!
Very smooth Jack. Going to check out the tab on Patreon now, thanks 🙂
Awesome!
JACK of all trades ;-) Again a killer lesson, thanks so much Jack, you're a master!
Thank you!!
Wow, great lesson thanks. Time to break out of those same old dominant arpeggios :)
Have fun!
If I could give it more than one thumbs up I would.
Thanks Duane!
So so good 👍
Thanks!
Wonderful. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Love it ,very clear
Glad you liked it
Can you play these substitutions if the rhythm section are sticking with a 1,4,5 blues or does the band have to also play these chords?
Jack, Can you provide the backing track to this cut.
Thank you
is there a backing track for this cut Jack? I'm a Patreon member as well. Thx,
Hi! I lobe your chanel! What is the name of the backing track for this lesson on your patreon please?
Hi Mr. Ruch, can I use this passage over a Bb blues?
Pure gold
Thanks Justin!
top quality information
Thanks Neil!
Did a search on your Pat page but didn't find it. Is it still there?
It’s there. The best way to find it is to go back to the date it was posted. The dates things are posted to TH-cam should roughly match up with the patreon page. Thanks
Takk!
Thank you!
Thank you
You're welcome!
I can dig playing over the passing chords as you beautifully did, and the recommendation to exploit them. Thanks! Question: How about the flip side , Jack?
You are playing a gig and the chords are very basic e.g., no passing chords, just 1 IV V. Do you superimpose and play similarly as you just demonstrated or do you stick to the "given" unsophisticated harmony? And lets assume this is not a country blues context where you would use a more primitive-gutsy style.
Thanks, David
Yes you can definitely imply these chords even if the band isn't playing them. It's all about what works stylistically
Dicky Betts Stormy Monday
So so so good. So elegant and tasty.
Thanks Allen!
Good Morning Jack! I’ll be in Nashville next week.. will you be performing anywhere in the area? Love your presentations, and would love to see you in person! Thanks for sharing! 👍✌️
Same question…I’ll be in Nashville the week of 10/12-16.
What guitar is that??