@@BeefNEggs057 Not sure about this particular amp, but I know in the past he has advocated putting a 12” Eminence Alessandro Signature speaker in a Princeton. I put one in my Deluxe Reverb and it sounds great! Way better than the stock Jensen.
Guthrie you have to admit that sliding that Tritone shape up to the 12th fret and having it imply the same chord as it did on the 5th fret is complete sorcery. I’ve never thought of it that way always used that stuff in the 5th fret position but it’s clear as day when you showed it moved up to where the root is on the A string and my mind is officially blown
Wow. I hadn’t even made it to the Dom 7th part and this lesson is already worth it’s weight in gold. Listen, play with intent, pick up the guitar and make music from the first note. Such a great reminder. It’s so easy to mindlessly noodle and find yourself going back to that “lil ol’ blues lick” you’re comfortable with instead of really working on exploring the neck in a given key and actually making progress. Thank you !
The flattened 7 in a major chord❤ is a pivot point! To the 3rd of a major chord, in either direction❗ to the four and the five, of the major chord that you're in❤ understand the chords and you will see it on your fretboard🍄 peace
Long time beginner guitarist here, was introduced to ur channel through brett papa's Wow! Everything is over my head but you guys are giving me a direction to move in and exposure. Thank you!!! 1000x thank you! I can't put the damn guitar down lol. Great content Dude, you've inspired me from the 1st video. You're doing things ur way and it makes ur channel unique. Excellent.
Thank you for all you do Man! Such a blessing to be able to take a peak into your thought process! Much appreciated Mr Trapp. Blessings to you and you family. Cheers from Los Angeles
Dude. 11:20, 11:42, 12:07, 13:23. Unbelievable amount of connection that my brain just made behind the "why" I've been playing these notes but not understanding "why". Friends in the chat, don't make the same mistake I did--don't be a "mimic" when learning the guitar, to wind up 26 years in and not understanding what you're playing. Sounding cool early on is fun and impressive, but if you want to get serious about the fretboard, you have to do the work to learn it. GT knows what he's doing and can explain it simply.
A really great friend of mine, and killer bass player, is hanging in Nashville today on his off day from touring. So I sent him this video, so he can maybe catch a couple of those shows you mentioned at the first. Wish I was down there as well. Thanks!
Hey Guthrie, do you mind if I transcribe this and put it in the comments? If that’s not a good idea, just let me know and I won’t do it! Love you man! I sent you a $50 tip because I learned so much from just watching your videos but I’m signing up for the classes!
Maybe I missed it but whatever happened to that cool old building that you and Larry and I think a third party was going to try to turn into a music venue?
Hey GT, ever since you had work done on your Tele with the gold knobs, we never see you break it out anymore... Is that love affair over and done? (I do love your plunking whatever you're playin' on tho') Cheerios (but don't eat 'em)
Formant trajectories! Loving the in stereo record Guthrie.
Nothing sounds better than a really clean guitar. Guthrie doesn’t need a million pedals. He just sounds great
@@BeefNEggs057 I’ve no idea. I think it’s just a nice Fender clean tone and a very special pair of hands.
Hear, hear!
@@BeefNEggs057 Not sure about this particular amp, but I know in the past he has advocated putting a 12” Eminence Alessandro Signature speaker in a Princeton. I put one in my Deluxe Reverb and it sounds great! Way better than the stock Jensen.
Saw the trio at the Underdog last month. My jaw is probably still on the floor over there.
It’s like the b7 kickstarts a cycle of thirds
Guthrie you have to admit that sliding that Tritone shape up to the 12th fret and having it imply the same chord as it did on the 5th fret is complete sorcery. I’ve never thought of it that way always used that stuff in the 5th fret position but it’s clear as day when you showed it moved up to where the root is on the A string and my mind is officially blown
Wow. I hadn’t even made it to the Dom 7th part and this lesson is already worth it’s weight in gold. Listen, play with intent, pick up the guitar and make music from the first note. Such a great reminder. It’s so easy to mindlessly noodle and find yourself going back to that “lil ol’ blues lick” you’re comfortable with instead of really working on exploring the neck in a given key and actually making progress. Thank you !
Oh look - it’s the best electric guitarist in the world.
Dang those double stops. I will learn them!
Hope all is well for you and yours. Sorry for the people who were affected by the tornado and lost loved ones
Gold
Musical Nutrients, UNCLE Larry!!!!
Wow
Thanks Guthrie ! Nice picken' there pal.
Hi Guthrie, brillant, as usual :) Cheers from Toulouse, France
The flattened 7 in a major chord❤ is a pivot point! To the 3rd of a major chord, in either direction❗ to the four and the five, of the major chord that you're in❤ understand the chords and you will see it on your fretboard🍄 peace
Long time beginner guitarist here, was introduced to ur channel through brett papa's Wow! Everything is over my head but you guys are giving me a direction to move in and exposure. Thank you!!! 1000x thank you! I can't put the damn guitar down lol. Great content Dude, you've inspired me from the 1st video. You're doing things ur way and it makes ur channel unique. Excellent.
Bought your firefox lessons.
Geez Guthrie, hope you weren't near Hendersonville tonight.
Can you hear that? That’s the sound of the internet cheering, “Guthrie…Guthrie…Guthrie!!!”
Driving home the point otra vez of learning the basics!
Thank you for all you do Man! Such a blessing to be able to take a peak into your thought process! Much appreciated Mr Trapp. Blessings to you and you family. Cheers from Los Angeles
Someday I will get Trapped in Nashville and do the emersion experience. Would be awesome!
Hi friends.
Dude. 11:20, 11:42, 12:07, 13:23. Unbelievable amount of connection that my brain just made behind the "why" I've been playing these notes but not understanding "why". Friends in the chat, don't make the same mistake I did--don't be a "mimic" when learning the guitar, to wind up 26 years in and not understanding what you're playing. Sounding cool early on is fun and impressive, but if you want to get serious about the fretboard, you have to do the work to learn it. GT knows what he's doing and can explain it simply.
Very illuminating!!
Ad hasn’t finished yet but I go ahead and click that thumbs up anyhow cause GT never disappoints! 👍
Awesome Guthrie, your the best - period. Look forward to the website .
So good to see your mom Wednesday at Johnny B’s. She came with Kathy McCabe. Mac joined me and Eric for our 3-4:30 pm gig. Have a blast in Mexico.
Nice explanation in todays lesson Guthrie!!! Happy Holidays to you and your family!!!
Nice, digging the new logo
“This is the good sh¡t.” Agreed. I’ll be doing the full immersion this weekend. Great lesson.
Great stuff as always! Thanks Guthrie!!
Tremendous.Thank you
The course is well worth it. I’m working through all the beginning lessons. It’s really opening up the fretboard for me. It’s pretty cool
Great to hear!
@@guthrietrappmusic I’ll send a video when I get over my stage fright 😅
He will meet you where you are and give you pure words of musical gold. He takes all levels and makes them better! Be not afraid!
Great see you back. Looking forward to the new release.
Love the Truefire course. I did sign up for your Artist Works course. Enjoying that too. Ty 🍻🍻
Thanks Mr. Guthrie, you're a born teacher.
a cool diddy in the beginning you should do something with that :) love it
Maybe the best mini lesson yet! Intro was ridiculous as well
A really great friend of mine, and killer bass player, is hanging in Nashville today on his off day from touring. So I sent him this video, so he can maybe catch a couple of those shows you mentioned at the first. Wish I was down there as well. Thanks!
Fantastic as always!
No armadillos here in the northeast US- lots of squirrels though.
thanks for a great lesson i need to look at your truefire courses
Great vid and content GT ! You sure make it look easy.
Guess this is „playing a guitar!“ Great. Nothing left to say!
I just signed up for artist works class. Thanks for the inspiration and all that you do!!!!
5-Stars! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Excellent GT! Great knowlege, great vibes!
Hey Guthrie, do you mind if I transcribe this and put it in the comments? If that’s not a good idea, just let me know and I won’t do it! Love you man! I sent you a $50 tip because I learned so much from just watching your videos but I’m signing up for the classes!
I love all of channel's of you guys
Sounded a bit like Daves gone skiing by Toto in the start there 😎
Happy holidays man! 🍺 🎸
Da GOAT GUTHRIE
Sounding good buddy😊
I just discovered you and you're amazing.
CGS=Concrete Good Shit----for surre!!!Thx GT...safe travels !!...have a great christmas!!!
Maybe I missed it but whatever happened to that cool old building that you and Larry and I think a third party was going to try to turn into a music venue?
Swiss Army licks, love this shit 👍
Powerful stuff Mr Guthrie. Thanks. Sadly my old fingers don't move quite as quickly as yours😂
I can see it sure as shit on here😂
“…that I know of….”
What speaker is in that Princeton?
Hey GT, ever since you had work done on your Tele with the gold knobs,
we never see you break it out anymore... Is that love affair over and done?
(I do love your plunking whatever you're playin' on tho')
Cheerios (but don't eat 'em)
does anyone ever say ' wow, not your best lesson' ? lm just curious.
Funny
🙆👏👋🙏
Dad??
HAHAHA!!! From the sounds of it, he could be...