Grab your guitar and let's go through 5 of John's creative practice activities together! Here's the time stamps for this video: Chapters: Intro Jam by John: 0:00 Gary's Intro: 1:17 Advice on Practicing from John Part 1: 1:53 Why Singing and Songwriting Lead to Better Guitar Playing: 4:53 Activity 1 - Start with a Beat: 10:24 Activity 1.5 - Moving Ideas to Guitar: 12:50 John's Advice on Practicing Part 2: 16:08 Activity 2 - Sing the Scales, Create Within Them: 16:30 John's Advice on Practicing Part 3: 19:20 Activity 3 - Start With a Bass Line: 20:00 Lesson on John's Bass Line and Chords: 31:23 John's Advice on Practicing Part 4: 36:30 Lesson on John's Rhythmic and Harmonic Bed: 38:56 Activity 4 - Learn It, Implement it Your Own Way: 39:26 John's Advice and Demo Part 5: 46:40 Activity 5 - Develop a Motif: 47:25 John's Advice and Demo Part 6: 51:09 In Depth Lesson on the Intro Jam: 51:46
@@albertheidger645 These are right hand illustrations… You’re looking at it as if the guitar was laying on your lap… If you Google “Fretboard diagram”…you’ll see that this is the standard. Low pitched strings on the bottom, high pitched strings on the top…
Old fart here. I envy you younger players so much. I could have only dreamed of this kind of instruction when I first picked up a guitar over 30 years ago. Pre-internet, pre-smart phone, pre-youtube. All we had were limited Mel Bay books and anyone who knew a little more than you was willing to teach you. I can't wait to see what the newer generation of players brings us.
But that made you use or brain and your ears, thats why Jimmi Hendrix became th greatest. Today WE have a lot of tools but WE can't be as those guys in the past.
man, the edit with examples, quotes, the diagrams... your content is extremely well thought and really a fuel for reflecting about guitar for guitarists at any level. Thank you!
@@PowMusic I am the one thanking you here, really cool to have acess to material like this. Do you have any tips on doing this fretboard animations? Like, software you use, or something like that. Sounds like something I'd really like to learn
60 years old and getting back into guitar after a 5 year hiatus. You really inspired me with your ability to combine John Mayer's advice and your take on it. And singing the scale is truly a game changer so thanks!!!
These are all the things that John Mayer's teacher Tomo Fujita teaches. It's nice to see them all laid out like this, its a great lesson for opening up ideas.
Which lessons of Tomo’s are you referring to? I’ve been practising a lot of triads from Tomo’s lessons but I’ve not seen a ton of his videos focus on these kinds of practice routines.
Exactly my kind of learning, thank you very much. Can’t imagine the amount of work you have to put in for this approach of teaching, but it’s what I need to move forward!
man you make a a wonderful job. i think most people can't play because they think too much to root notes and not on the tensions ones. people are scared to hold notes
This is a excellent lesson every guitar player who is serious about competently expressing themselves needs to master. This is by far one of the most important lessons for not only guitar players but for anyone serious about being the best musician they can possibly be…
I started getting into Hendrix 2 years back, and after listening to him I noticed he played a lot of scat or he sang in unison with his guitar, and that had me wondering if this was a part of his brilliance... alongside his technical skills of course. I could be wrong, but I concluded the difference between a legend like Jimi and the rest of us, is that he could imagine (or experience) the music before he played it... where as we play within a framework that fits with the music, and although we improvise, we typically play one note at a time - in the moment, in other words, we basically 'wing it' while playing our way through the song. I never really explored the idea further, but after seeing this video with more examples of legends, and seeing they all do the same thing... they literally play what they have in mind, as opposed to playing along to music with learned scales and licks, hoping it sounds good etc. And although this connection wasn't fully made in this video... it was more about the feel etc... I think this could be one of the most important guitar/music lessons you will ever encounter. From this point on, I will make it my mission to master this and encourage my brain to think of music, then level up my guitar skills to the point that I can PLAY WHAT I THINK... which in my opinion is the definition of a guitar maestro. Really cool channel! Just subscribed!
I LOVE this! Confirms just how simple it can be once your hand-eye coordination of the scales are established- then a simple hummed melodic expression is more than possible it can become second nature, no thought... just feel. Love it they do they love it 😀
I usually don’t leave comments regarding the teaching techniques, but this is just WOW!!!! No Words !!! Thank you so much, gonna show this to my students! John Mayer is an incredible musician:)
Decade long rocksmith player here. Your Fretlive takes over where rocksmith lacks, especially in terms of lessons and the blues. RS is great for sight reading and following. Your fretlive is great for understanding, thanks Gary!
This is one of the best lessons on YT - thank you Gary! For anyone who hasn't taken the plunge, I highly recommend the Pow Music courses - they will give you the framework / skills that will make creative work like this so much easier to implement (and they're fun!).
Dude I was literally doing this while driving to work this morning on some background music that I was hearing on the radio and then I stumbled onto this video amazing amazing
Alvin Lee; ie., “No Limit” this is such a key to the guitar treasure I have only begun to explore and I will be implementing these treasures from now onwards in my guitar journey. I feel wealthy in a single lick of this, let alone… thank you 🙏 for this treasure map 📜 ❌Marks the Spot!
I have watched thousands of TH-cam videos on how to improve guitar playing… Lesson after lesson… These covering from the very basics to the most advanced. This one video is the most effective I have ever seen. It’s like introducing magic to players, who have been struggling for years. And for those players who don’t quite understand what this guy is saying I would suggest that you watch the video over and over again and then consider some of the basic Guitar lessons and it will come together… You’ll get it but he makes it look like magic love it I’ve never been a Patreon member, but I’m definitely considering getting more involved with this. With that said, I’m going to start listening to all of his videos that he has on TH-cam for just everybody and when I’m done, I’ll make a decision as to whether I’m gonna become a Patreon member or not but this video is awesome.
Man this is magic…regardless of guitar level…this is the secret sauce…right here…and it’s the first time “I” have seen it presented on the net. I can’t say that it’s not somewhere else…but I saw it…and I subscribed. I will watch this guy for a bit, but I may for the first time consider patreon …cause this is fucking magic
Such an awesome and enjoyable video. Genuine, educational, and relatable, all with a humble vibe. Great job at bridging genius talent (including yours) and reminding us all why we love playing.
Such amazing breakdown and content - I follow a ton of guitar teachers and content, and this has to be the best use of technology, teaching technique, just so good. Thanks!
HE PLAYS THE SAME STYLE MILLIONS OF US PLAY, AND DOES LIKE NOBODY ELSE. SOUNDED LIKE HIS OWN STYLE, PLAYS WITH HIS SOUL... THATS WHY HES JOHN MAYER....GREAT, THAT HE DOES THIS...AMAZING!
this is great! one of the underrated technique imo.. because most of my circle just doing all the shredding, technical stuff and not going back to this basic of just making music.. subs! :)
This one here is a gemstone. I've seen so many youtubers just use chords seemingly out of nowhere and layer stuff in daws same with melodies they tell to keep in mind a tempo and get it from nowhere. But the stuff that John says makes sense from the get go. Singing progression then notes makes all the theory come together. Thank you for your work. This thing right here makes creating music so much fun and interesting.
Witam serdecznie. . Trafiłeś w sedno (a właściwie John Mayer), to był ten jeden centymetr który mnie hamował przez cały czas grania na gitarze. Od dziś zaczynam grac muzykę używając do tego gitary. Dziękuję bardzo za czas i poświęcenie, za dzielenie sie wiedza i rozumem.Niech dobry Bog Ci błogosławi. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski. Dariusz Koss.
i been doing lots pf you tube stuff lately and yes ok been picking it up, but this has been bar far the most useful liberating video i have come across, its the difference between following and becoming, I really like your message here guys fair play :)
AMAZING VIDEO! The short artist segments alone are worth the price of admission (and a Thumbs Up!). A lot of us know who those guitarists are and may even have a healthy respect for and appreciation of them, but not as many have taken the time to view them ALSO as artists and humans expressing their own unique thing. Watching SRV literally brought tears to my eyes--especially know the demons he battled. Anyways, another awesome video. Thanks!
I learned from books, magazines, and friends growing up -- that were often wrong -- and made things unnecessarily difficult. 😆 I love that you not only give the "what" to play, but distinguish yourself among teachers by SIMPLY & UNDERSTANDABLY give the "why" in your videos. Thank you.
I'm a life long drummer taking guitar seriously the last 10 years or so... This is very similiar to an old jazz excercise my drum teacher taught me 45 years ago. You scat a rhythm by counting it (accurately) and then orchestate it on the kit. 2 bar loop. Great stuff.
At the end of the day Mayer has a natural feeling for what sounds good within his very being that cannot be taught. You can see it in his body language when he plays. He is moved by what he produces/plays.
This is what I was doing when I didn’t know who John Mayer was until I googled for famous guitarists one day😅 somehow he seems to be talking about all that I was doing! Feels like I wasted a lot of time with my experimentation!
I'm feeling so inspired now, I just ordered a new computer and I am currently waiting on my new pc for making music, N this has me thinking bout melodies like crazy
thank you master powmusics!!! this was really intresting i love it !!!!! basically we were playing a forbidden riff lol much appreciated thats just crazy!!!! stay safe and stay bless!!!
Hendrix did this so much while playing live and on those deep cut tracks/outtakes of songs that released later on. Here He Comes, off the South Saturn Delta album for example
My seemingly eternal "beginner" status finally jumped a few stages when I combined my tendency to craft tunes and compositions in my mind (away from the guitar) WITH my guitar playing. Even if you don't plan on writing a bunch of original material for public consumption, and even if all you ever want to do is play covers (totally fine), composition in your own time will do wonders for your guitar playing.
I remember Gary when was with your Patron group you mention humming to me, this is a terrific lesson, I mention during that session my late mum was trained in classical piano she would always hum the scales when she practiced, its crazy over 45 years ago I can still hear mum humming the scale, eventually I will come back to the group, I made great strides in my playing, made many mistakes, I'm definitively going to save this lesson
@@PowMusic there is memories that we never forget , even the Metronome Gary she always had that at the side of her piano, all good memories, too bad her singing voice didn't get passed down , really good lesson and breakdown ,
This explains the chronic guitar face he had when he was younger (see crossroads festival performance). He was singing to himself for his blues improvisation
Wonderful master class from John...This voice oriented should be more stimulated in guitar teaching/learning. Congratulations with the work with this class.
Grab your guitar and let's go through 5 of John's creative practice activities together! Here's the time stamps for this video:
Chapters:
Intro Jam by John: 0:00
Gary's Intro: 1:17
Advice on Practicing from John Part 1: 1:53
Why Singing and Songwriting Lead to Better Guitar Playing: 4:53
Activity 1 - Start with a Beat: 10:24
Activity 1.5 - Moving Ideas to Guitar: 12:50
John's Advice on Practicing Part 2: 16:08
Activity 2 - Sing the Scales, Create Within Them: 16:30
John's Advice on Practicing Part 3: 19:20
Activity 3 - Start With a Bass Line: 20:00
Lesson on John's Bass Line and Chords: 31:23
John's Advice on Practicing Part 4: 36:30
Lesson on John's Rhythmic and Harmonic Bed: 38:56
Activity 4 - Learn It, Implement it Your Own Way: 39:26
John's Advice and Demo Part 5: 46:40
Activity 5 - Develop a Motif: 47:25
John's Advice and Demo Part 6: 51:09
In Depth Lesson on the Intro Jam: 51:46
Does anyone know what is the name of the software that shows the tabs in time of what you are playing?
@@soloquierosignearme it’s called fretLIVE from Pow Music
@@PowMusic Thanks! Where can I get it?
Real good stuff.
But what's up with left handed fret board illustrations. Lot of great left handed guitarist present & past.
But??
@@albertheidger645 These are right hand illustrations… You’re looking at it as if the guitar was laying on your lap… If you Google “Fretboard diagram”…you’ll see that this is the standard. Low pitched strings on the bottom, high pitched strings on the top…
Old fart here. I envy you younger players so much. I could have only dreamed of this kind of instruction when I first picked up a guitar over 30 years ago. Pre-internet, pre-smart phone, pre-youtube. All we had were limited Mel Bay books and anyone who knew a little more than you was willing to teach you. I can't wait to see what the newer generation of players brings us.
Right there with you. I got Zep I, Truth and a Les Paul in '84. I wore out the needle on my record player learning that #$%^! XD
But that made you use or brain and your ears, thats why Jimmi Hendrix became th greatest.
Today WE have a lot of tools but WE can't be as those guys in the past.
@@paloche_beatz Maybe it was the LSD haha
You shouldn’t because, in this age, people listen more to laptops than people playing on stage.
The struggle Was real
man, the edit with examples, quotes, the diagrams... your content is extremely well thought and really a fuel for reflecting about guitar for guitarists at any level. Thank you!
Thanks Igor!!
@@PowMusic I am the one thanking you here, really cool to have acess to material like this. Do you have any tips on doing this fretboard animations? Like, software you use, or something like that. Sounds like something I'd really like to learn
Yes what SOFTWARE IS USED HERE??
Agree
60 years old and getting back into guitar after a 5 year hiatus. You really inspired me with your ability to combine John Mayer's advice and your take on it. And singing the scale is truly a game changer so thanks!!!
That is awesome! Thank you!
Welcome back OG ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
These are all the things that John Mayer's teacher Tomo Fujita teaches. It's nice to see them all laid out like this, its a great lesson for opening up ideas.
Which lessons of Tomo’s are you referring to? I’ve been practising a lot of triads from Tomo’s lessons but I’ve not seen a ton of his videos focus on these kinds of practice routines.
@@tobyhallitt7923😢
I literally watch this video every time I practice. Now that you made this visual diagram it’s gonna make my life so much easier. Thank you so much.
John has become one of the greatest of all time in my book.
Exactly my kind of learning, thank you very much. Can’t imagine the amount of work you have to put in for this approach of teaching, but it’s what I need to move forward!
Thank you Cola!!
man you make a a wonderful job. i think most people can't play because they think too much to root notes and not on the tensions ones. people are scared to hold notes
This is a excellent lesson every guitar player who is serious about competently expressing themselves needs to master. This is by far one of the most important lessons for not only guitar players but for anyone serious about being the best musician they can possibly be…
I started getting into Hendrix 2 years back, and after listening to him I noticed he played a lot of scat or he sang in unison with his guitar, and that had me wondering if this was a part of his brilliance... alongside his technical skills of course.
I could be wrong, but I concluded the difference between a legend like Jimi and the rest of us, is that he could imagine (or experience) the music before he played it... where as we play within a framework that fits with the music, and although we improvise, we typically play one note at a time - in the moment, in other words, we basically 'wing it' while playing our way through the song.
I never really explored the idea further, but after seeing this video with more examples of legends, and seeing they all do the same thing... they literally play what they have in mind, as opposed to playing along to music with learned scales and licks, hoping it sounds good etc.
And although this connection wasn't fully made in this video... it was more about the feel etc... I think this could be one of the most important guitar/music lessons you will ever encounter.
From this point on, I will make it my mission to master this and encourage my brain to think of music, then level up my guitar skills to the point that I can PLAY WHAT I THINK... which in my opinion is the definition of a guitar maestro.
Really cool channel! Just subscribed!
I LOVE this! Confirms just how simple it can be once your hand-eye coordination of the scales are established- then a simple hummed melodic expression is more than possible it can become second nature, no thought... just feel.
Love it they do they love it 😀
If it were only that easy………
Phenomenal video, I cant' believe how much I improved since I started practicing like this
That’s so cool to hear!
oh really? I need to do this too
I don't why it's taken me so long to find this channel, but it's amazing!! I'm binging all your videos!!
I usually don’t leave comments regarding the teaching techniques, but this is just WOW!!!! No Words !!! Thank you so much, gonna show this to my students!
John Mayer is an incredible musician:)
Decade long rocksmith player here. Your Fretlive takes over where rocksmith lacks, especially in terms of lessons and the blues. RS is great for sight reading and following. Your fretlive is great for understanding, thanks Gary!
how amazing is this lesson! Will join just to say thanks
Thank you so much!
Great video Gary. Helpful to watch you implement what Johns saying and using your logic.
one of the best lessons on web, thanx
🙏
Ive been searching a tab for this john's instagram jam since last two years and finally, youre always the best to me man
Thank you!!!
This is one of the best lessons on YT - thank you Gary! For anyone who hasn't taken the plunge, I highly recommend the Pow Music courses - they will give you the framework / skills that will make creative work like this so much easier to implement (and they're fun!).
This lesson is amazing! Well done. So many things to learn from this.
That may be the greatest guitar lesson of all time.
Thank you!
Dude I was literally doing this while driving to work this morning on some background music that I was hearing on the radio and then I stumbled onto this video amazing amazing
That’s awesome!
Alvin Lee; ie., “No Limit” this is such a key to the guitar treasure I have only begun to explore and I will be implementing these treasures from now onwards in my guitar journey. I feel wealthy in a single lick of this, let alone… thank you 🙏 for this treasure map 📜 ❌Marks the Spot!
Brilliant video
God damn man.. You are such a blessing Gary, thank you! I sincerely thank you.
Excellent ! Thx from France
I have watched thousands of TH-cam videos on how to improve guitar playing… Lesson after lesson… These covering from the very basics to the most advanced. This one video is the most effective I have ever seen. It’s like introducing magic to players, who have been struggling for years. And for those players who don’t quite understand what this guy is saying I would suggest that you watch the video over and over again and then consider some of the basic Guitar lessons and it will come together… You’ll get it but he makes it look like magic love it I’ve never been a Patreon member, but I’m definitely considering getting more involved with this. With that said, I’m going to start listening to all of his videos that he has on TH-cam for just everybody and when I’m done, I’ll make a decision as to whether I’m gonna become a Patreon member or not but this video is awesome.
Man this is magic…regardless of guitar level…this is the secret sauce…right here…and it’s the first time “I” have seen it presented on the net. I can’t say that it’s not somewhere else…but I saw it…and I subscribed. I will watch this guy for a bit, but I may for the first time consider patreon …cause this is fucking magic
Wooo!!!this is incredible man
My mind is widely opened
The kids that heed these notes. They will be the next masters.
Tory Slusher
Such an awesome and enjoyable video. Genuine, educational, and relatable, all with a humble vibe. Great job at bridging genius talent (including yours) and reminding us all why we love playing.
It's great lesson for me.
Thank you for your share.
Such amazing breakdown and content - I follow a ton of guitar teachers and content, and this has to be the best use of technology, teaching technique, just so good. Thanks!
thank you so much David!!
this video changed the way i approach learning guitar! thank you!
HE PLAYS THE SAME STYLE MILLIONS OF US PLAY, AND DOES LIKE NOBODY ELSE. SOUNDED LIKE HIS OWN STYLE, PLAYS WITH HIS SOUL... THATS WHY HES JOHN MAYER....GREAT, THAT HE DOES THIS...AMAZING!
this is great! one of the underrated technique imo.. because most of my circle just doing all the shredding, technical stuff and not going back to this basic of just making music.. subs! :)
This one here is a gemstone. I've seen so many youtubers just use chords seemingly out of nowhere and layer stuff in daws same with melodies they tell to keep in mind a tempo and get it from nowhere. But the stuff that John says makes sense from the get go. Singing progression then notes makes all the theory come together.
Thank you for your work. This thing right here makes creating music so much fun and interesting.
Witam serdecznie. . Trafiłeś w sedno (a właściwie John Mayer), to był ten jeden centymetr który mnie hamował przez cały czas grania na gitarze. Od dziś zaczynam grac muzykę używając do tego gitary. Dziękuję bardzo za czas i poświęcenie, za dzielenie sie wiedza i rozumem.Niech dobry Bog Ci błogosławi. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski. Dariusz Koss.
i been doing lots pf you tube stuff lately and yes ok been picking it up, but this has been bar far the most useful liberating video i have come across, its the difference between following and becoming, I really like your message here guys fair play :)
Thank you very much Gary. I appreciate this very helpful lesson. Cheers from Indonesia.
This is without a doubt one of the best lessons/mentoring pieces I have seen anywhere on TH-cam, Nice work, and a MASSIVE Thankyou
just gotta say this is one the best vids on this topic
AMAZING VIDEO! The short artist segments alone are worth the price of admission (and a Thumbs Up!). A lot of us know who those guitarists are and may even have a healthy respect for and appreciation of them, but not as many have taken the time to view them ALSO as artists and humans expressing their own unique thing. Watching SRV literally brought tears to my eyes--especially know the demons he battled. Anyways, another awesome video. Thanks!
This is epic thanks Gary 🤘
THANKS MAN! REALLY JUST CHANGED MY LIFE AND MANY OTHERS! 🙌🙌🙌❤❤❤
you play as right hander and write with the left, dude !!! awesome !!
This practice technique is Game changer
Forever grateful
Brilliant on every level. Great breakdown. John Mayer is such an inspiration. Love his use of metaphor. Intelligent guy.
Thank you so much for this ♥️
Very cool! Thank you!
I learned from books, magazines, and friends growing up -- that were often wrong -- and made things unnecessarily difficult. 😆
I love that you not only give the "what" to play, but distinguish yourself among teachers by SIMPLY & UNDERSTANDABLY give the "why" in your videos.
Thank you.
thanks!!
This lesson came across my feed many times but I never paid much attention to it until now, so glad I did! Thanks
Holy shit. That instagram was awesome, but SEEING it is just amazing. Thank you.
Man I love these.
Top class again 👌
I'm a life long drummer taking guitar seriously the last 10 years or so...
This is very similiar to an old jazz excercise my drum teacher taught me 45 years ago. You scat a rhythm by counting it (accurately) and then orchestate it on the kit. 2 bar loop.
Great stuff.
This is a game changer. What an impactful lesson. So many take always. Gonna need to watch over and over. Sooo much there. Thank you🤗💓🎶
At the end of the day Mayer has a natural feeling for what sounds good within his very being that cannot be taught. You can see it in his body language when he plays. He is moved by what he produces/plays.
Wow really great video! Thank you so much Gary! This is awesome ❤
This is what I was doing when I didn’t know who John Mayer was until I googled for famous guitarists one day😅 somehow he seems to be talking about all that I was doing! Feels like I wasted a lot of time with my experimentation!
I love these videos
Fantastic content ! Thanks
these videos are pure gold
thank you
Thanks so much. Very helpful.
BEST GUITAR LESSON ON TH-cam
Man I can't thank you enough for this!!! 🙏🙏
I'm feeling so inspired now, I just ordered a new computer and I am currently waiting on my new pc for making music, N this has me thinking bout melodies like crazy
I learned entire scales by simply piecing the right sounds together. Never taken a lesson in my life.
Great video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You are the best! Ty so much 🙏🎸♥️
Very good lesson, thank you!
thank you master powmusics!!! this was really intresting i love it !!!!! basically we were playing a forbidden riff lol much appreciated thats just crazy!!!! stay safe and stay bless!!!
You're an awesome teacher!! I loved this lesson. Ear opening! Great job!!
thanks for your videos, im learning so much with them. Im a church guitarrist and i hope i can use this when im on the stage. God Bless
What a wonderful lesson sir. Thank you so much. GT
Hendrix did this so much while playing live and on those deep cut tracks/outtakes of songs that released later on. Here He Comes, off the South Saturn Delta album for example
I wish all the Guitar Lessons I tried to learn were animated. This way of learning is so much easier to follow…!!!! Thank you..!!!!
This is such an incredible video, man ! So inspiring !!
My seemingly eternal "beginner" status finally jumped a few stages when I combined my tendency to craft tunes and compositions in my mind (away from the guitar) WITH my guitar playing. Even if you don't plan on writing a bunch of original material for public consumption, and even if all you ever want to do is play covers (totally fine), composition in your own time will do wonders for your guitar playing.
Mayer is an amasing gifted musician.
Are you the best guitar tutor on youtube? I think YES
This is Golden!
What an incredible video! Thanks!
Incredible video! Great content
These players really hit home for me bc of their ability to phrase vocally with an instrument.
Pow Music is a legendary guitar channel.
For me you are the best teacher I meet
I remember Gary when was with your Patron group you mention humming to me, this is a terrific lesson, I mention during that session my late mum was trained in classical piano she would always hum the scales when she practiced, its crazy over 45 years ago I can still hear mum humming the scale, eventually I will come back to the group, I made great strides in my playing, made many mistakes, I'm definitively going to save this lesson
Thanks for sharing that Brian! What a great memory!!
@@PowMusic there is memories that we never forget , even the Metronome Gary she always had that at the side of her piano, all good memories, too bad her singing voice didn't get passed down , really good lesson and breakdown ,
Unreal the amount of work you must do to tab this out. Thanks for making this resource available!
thanks for recognizing that Nathan!! Enjoy!
More mayer lessons Please
This explains the chronic guitar face he had when he was younger (see crossroads festival performance). He was singing to himself for his blues improvisation
Literally opened my mind with this video thank you man!
Very cool, thank you! 💚🎸
Left handed guitarist are amazing
Wonderful master class from John...This voice oriented should be more stimulated in guitar teaching/learning. Congratulations with the work with this class.
Sweet! Always love breakdowns of John’s breakdowns!
Just outstanding thank you so much for the excellent lesson, great to watch your process!