Integrating chord arpeggios over the rhythm chord changes with our minor pentatonic licks is such a powerful tip, Joey and you demonstrate it beautifully. 👏
What a valuable lesson. Thank you very much. I'm spending more than a year now just learning the notes on the fretboard and the triads at it seems to finally pay off.
„Remembering the chord shapes all over the fretboard“ means: LEARN THE CAGED SYSTEM! That will be the game changer! After truely understanding it (and yes, that will need some time) all the rest like triads, arpeggios aso will be so easy!
Good video! Focusing on chords keeps you in an already familiar position… And in the last few years, I’ve been a huge advocate of PHRASING! The language of musicians… ❤️ Yes, fast playing is impressive to a point, but SAY SOMETHING. Let me know it’s YOU, & not everyone else. 🤘
both, depending on what I'm doing. When teaching you guys, I'd rather talk frets to make it easy for everyone, seeing that a lot of players don't think in intervals.
Learning 100 scales and modes isn't interesting. Yes, understanding the modes - as a principal - is useful. But you need to know what to do with that. Guys like Steve Vai or Joe Satriani have, on occasion, engaged in true modal playing. But their knowledge of modes isn't why their songs sound good. They learned to APPLY what they learned.
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Integrating chord arpeggios over the rhythm chord changes with our minor pentatonic licks is such a powerful tip, Joey and you demonstrate it beautifully. 👏
What a valuable lesson. Thank you very much.
I'm spending more than a year now just learning the notes on the fretboard and the triads at it seems to finally pay off.
Perfect. 🤘🏻 keep playing!
Your tone is so killer. Can you tell us what your whole tone stack is?
Thanks Joey! Great video. 😎👏🏻👏🏻 What are the frets you have installed on your telecaster? (Love the look 😍)
Belter of a video this one. I've signed up for the course. Time to make my build demos a bit better I reckon. Cheers boss.
Thanks for choosing one of my courses. :)
Proceeds to play a scale. What a surprise!
„Remembering the chord shapes all over the fretboard“ means: LEARN THE CAGED SYSTEM! That will be the game changer! After truely understanding it (and yes, that will need some time) all the rest like triads, arpeggios aso will be so easy!
That is certainly one approach (of many).
thank you Joey!!! that was great!!!
I like that welcoming phrase idea 😌 getting more addicted to minor pentatonics ❤️
Killer Tone!
Good video! Focusing on chords keeps you in an already familiar position…
And in the last few years, I’ve been a huge advocate of PHRASING!
The language of musicians… ❤️
Yes, fast playing is impressive to a point, but SAY SOMETHING.
Let me know it’s YOU, & not everyone else. 🤘
Totally Awesomeness J. J King 🤴..
Sounds great! Reminds me of Henrik Freischlader´s style of playing! Have a kick-ass day ✌
Excellent video Joey! Keep them coming. I'm going to go play for a while now. Peace!
Exactly what these videos are supposed to make you do. Have a great session today. Much inspiration! 🤘🏻
Bro you have that guitar broke in nice I'm just getting started hope mine looks like some day
That’s a relic’d guitar.
Awesome 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
💯🎯💥🎶🎵🎶
@joey jones did you learn scales before you put this film on yt?
beautiful job can i ask your delay settings
Great info. Very David Gilmore sounding ill make use of this thanks
Nice playing, you don't think in intervals? You think in frets and strings?
both, depending on what I'm doing. When teaching you guys, I'd rather talk frets to make it easy for everyone, seeing that a lot of players don't think in intervals.
very helpful, thank you!
how often did you play your guitar above the 21th fret? ;-p
Great lesson, this is all over Bonamassa's playing
call me one of his disciples
Learning 100 scales and modes isn't interesting.
Yes, understanding the modes - as a principal - is useful. But you need to know what to do with that. Guys like Steve Vai or Joe Satriani have, on occasion, engaged in true modal playing. But their knowledge of modes isn't why their songs sound good. They learned to APPLY what they learned.
Gary Moore is enjoining this... 😜
thank you mate, this has opened horizons for me!
Love those fat frets, way to go.
Joey! love your channel, recently got a 2014 baja. whats going on with the stains at the frets, love it
just some relicing from the custom shop. This is not dirt from my hands. ;-)
You kinda do need scales actually. Not only for playing great solos, but also for understanding where those chord tones come from.
You have just the smallest hint of a German accent as if you moved to America around the age of 12.
Close! Never moved to the US but was introduced to the language very early. I jokingly call it being Germarican. 😅