Another person commenting to say I heard that chord progression you made up saying "you must have heard this in some song before", and I thought, "yeah, that's Island In The Sun by Weezer!" And then you gave it the voice leading on top, and you literally played Island In The Sun! That made me smile hahaha, I've watched a ton of your videos and I've gotten a ton out of them, but I had to comment on this one
Guthrie is proof you can more with less. From hitting those chord tones to his gear. Love watchin the videos man! I’m an intermediate player that is now determined to venture into CAGED, triads and inversions after hearing you bash it into my head over and over again. Always great playing. I enjoy seein the little rig rundowns though too every once in a while. That record you and TB are doing is gonna be a phenomenal one! Think it was released already. I’ll look for it
Man what a genuine guy. How lucky are we that he makes himself available to us? I am truly appreciative of GT and others in his class that want to inspire others and impart tricks of the trade.
Ia m hearing Weezer - Island in the sun in that cord progression. A song I like and with this lesson, I have enough to keep me busy for the upcoming rainy weekend here in Holland! Thanks Guthrie! Great stuff as always! 🔥🔥
yeah totally I told by wife the same thing all I could hear was the melody and "eh eh eh eh" I said it sounds like a weezer song, so we sang into google and came up with island in the sun...not sure yet if Guthrie is playing in the same positions, but the chord progression is the same
Hey Guthrie, just checked out your one on one lessons. I am excited, will be contacting you before the end of the year for a several couple tier ones and very possiby one Tier 5. I hope you´re available by the time I hit you up. Thanks for all the content you post in here. You rock brother.
Thats great tone..really love that pedal set. I bought the "roots recharge'. excellent but for me, it's like drinking through a firehose..need to go slow and steady. Make sure you have passed the State of Limitations before you tell your stories!!!!!
Congratulations on the Newport Jazz Fest. That is the very first thing I remember seeing on tv as a little kid, Muddy Waters & more plus gigantic Newport cigarette packs advertising signs in the background. John Landgraff, super nice guy & great pedal maker. R.I.P. 👍🎸😎✌️
@@guthrietrappmusic I am sorry Guthrie, my mind got effected by having to watch too many Lawrence Welk bubbles shows, it was that or nothing at all. 😂 LOL
Guthrie, I'm a guitar teacher and performer from St. Louis-you might know one of my former students, Joe McMahan, who lives in East Nashville. You're right on the money in your teaching of the fingerboard. You, Buk, Jack Ruch and Tomo Fujita are excellent teachers, and I borrow some of your methods in teaching my students. Keep up the good work!!
I have commented on a few other videos...but this stuff is golden! I took guitar lessons from 13-16 yrs old and learned how to read music. But then I quit. I just faked and improvised my way through a few bands and then only played very sporadically for myself) for 25 years. Now at age 54, I started relearning last year and these videos (among some other good you tubers) have pulled it all together for me! There are truly many "AHA" moments!!! Thanks Guthrie!
Howdy Guthrie! Awesome double stop intro with tremolo effect. Loved it! Many thanks for the video! Have a great time at the Newport folk festival. -Barry
Hello East Nashville! What a great way to wake up this morning. Getting ready to run through the song list for Monday's rehearsal and you always inspire me .
You need to go back and watch your old videos. Watching you explore the neck and coming up with different melodies and ideas is pretty interesting. I wish there was an app capable of dictating note for note in tab form. That way someone can go back and replay it using different instruments in the app. Pretty cool video. Thanks!
Hey Guthrie, this chord progression sounds a lot like "Island in the sun" by Weezer! Love your videos, your approach of music and your way of sharing it. Thanks for that man! - A fellow Telecaster enthusiast from France 😊
"It's about the Big Chords and breaking them down." and "What's making that sound is the chords Changing". That's the gold from this video. Music is not knowing crazy chords. Music is what you hear when you move from simple chord to simple chord with a rhythm. The way play is taking Guthrie's triad lessons and moving them around the neck. When I want to hear the complexity of these crazy chords, I put my pinky down somewhere. I couldn't tell you if I've played a 9th or a Flat 13th to save my life unless I recorded it and analyzed it later. And I don't really care to use my mind's bandwidth on that kind of stuff. If it sounds good, do that again. Anyway I hope others are having as much fun as I am, thanks to Guthrie and his cut through the bullshit approach.🤠
Guthrie, I love your whole approach to guitar tone and guitar playing. Having a great foundational sound and from there, enhancing it with a subtle amount of delay and reverb. Keeping the effects and amp simple and concentrating more importantly on your playing .
Just love your whole approach and outlook on guitar Guthrie. Could not agree more with you. It's all about playing and making music. Hopefully good music
I love listening and watching your playing and simplicity in explaining and demonstrating how its done. I have mad respect for you, and want to thank you, because these videos inspire me to practice, and practice correctly. Appreciate ya man!
There’s very few guys out there who are both top musicians and natural teachers - Jack Rusch is definitely one of them. Victor Wooten is another - he doesn’t even play guitar and I’ve learned more about my playing from him in a few videos than I have from hours of some other guys. Both them just “get” music at another level and have the natural ability to communicate it so clearly.
Hey. I am trying to get my head around your ideas. does your "Roots Recharge" truefire course cover any of these methods and what you talked about in the "This IS the secret to learning guitar. Period!" video?
Great video Guthrie, (actually I called my son Woody after Woody Guthrie). I’m working my way through your TrueFire course and learning so much, then I saw your jamplay course there so grab it as well. Enough to work on for a good while. Understand the layout of the fretboard though the triades has improved my playing so much. Thanks you.
Helpful stuff, thanks! And, by focusing on chord tones, the solo/melody is much, much more likely to fit; as compared to just blazing some scale over the top.
I’ve been trying to wrap my head around this for years on my own. (Following chords while improvising) So is there a specific scale shape associated with each chord? Do the different pentatonic scale shapes have anything to do with the chord shapes?
A few Weeks ago you said you was doing a "Rig Rundown". I nerd out out on gear, lol especially if its different from what other players typically use. Just wondering if thats still in the works?
GT, Was wondering if you tried the Fender Chris Stapleton Princeton? I thought it was amazing. Maybe just a good one. IDK. Anyway. I know your pretty all set with amps. But if ever in Gtr Ctr. Ugh. . Ck one out.
Hey Guthrie, great lesson as usual. Thanks. BTW, none of my business, but the small mark on your right cheek is making me think of the skin cancer I had to have removed recently. Might be a good idea to have it looked at by a dermatologist when you get a chance. ✌️
Very nice and just what I need. Question tho. If you just use the Em scale to move to the next chord (Am in this case) and you don’t think about the G major scale, how do you know which Em scale to use? I mean if your next chord is Cmajor and the progression is in CM the second note in the Em scale will be an E# and not a D as when the progression is based on Gmajor. I guess im overthinking it and it is probably holding me back more than making me better. But do you not think about these things at all when you are improvising?
I think I get it. Moving these arpeggios around along with each chord change makes for good practice. Cool stuff.
You’re a “Universal-Sent,” thank you kindly for the knowledge
Videos get better and better brother. I like the stories and the behind the scenes shit.
Another person commenting to say I heard that chord progression you made up saying "you must have heard this in some song before", and I thought, "yeah, that's Island In The Sun by Weezer!" And then you gave it the voice leading on top, and you literally played Island In The Sun! That made me smile hahaha, I've watched a ton of your videos and I've gotten a ton out of them, but I had to comment on this one
I’ve never heard that song. Ha. I was thinking of Autumn Leaves or something.
@@guthrietrappmusic that’s so wild makes me think Weezer might have been inspired from Autumn leaves!
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Guthrie is proof you can more with less. From hitting those chord tones to his gear. Love watchin the videos man! I’m an intermediate player that is now determined to venture into CAGED, triads and inversions after hearing you bash it into my head over and over again. Always great playing. I enjoy seein the little rig rundowns though too every once in a while. That record you and TB are doing is gonna be a phenomenal one! Think it was released already. I’ll look for it
Man what a genuine guy. How lucky are we that he makes himself available to us? I am truly appreciative of GT and others in his class that want to inspire others and impart tricks of the trade.
Visited Barcelona last year. What an experience! Have fun!
Man, I'm glad you decided to tell some stories! Very entertaining!
I've been devoting a fair bit of time on major and minor triads up and down the fretboard - and by golly it's a game changer!
Are you planning it in a metal contacts for more country?Style up-and-down and neck with it.Major and minor
Your NYC travel log was dope.
It’s actually the beginning of fly me to the moon…
Ia m hearing Weezer - Island in the sun in that cord progression. A song I like and with this lesson, I have enough to keep me busy for the upcoming rainy weekend here in Holland!
Thanks Guthrie! Great stuff as always! 🔥🔥
yeah totally I told by wife the same thing all I could hear was the melody and "eh eh eh eh" I said it sounds like a weezer song, so we sang into google and came up with island in the sun...not sure yet if Guthrie is playing in the same positions, but the chord progression is the same
Hey Guthrie, just checked out your one on one lessons. I am excited, will be contacting you before the end of the year for a several couple tier ones and very possiby one Tier 5. I hope you´re available by the time I hit you up. Thanks for all the content you post in here. You rock brother.
Thanks again Guthrie great practical stuff.
Amazing video as always guthrie. I’ll be hitting you up about a personal Skype lesson soon 👍
You need to write a book full of these stories! Absolutely great stuff!
Thats great tone..really love that pedal set. I bought the "roots recharge'. excellent but for me, it's like drinking through a firehose..need to go slow and steady. Make sure you have passed the State of Limitations before you tell your stories!!!!!
Thanks for your lessons, your the best!
Love listening to you and a guitar!
Tons of stuff in there that I think I can get at. Thanks .
Love hearing u play n the stories r priceless brother!
just what i needed. thank you sir... amazing how much gets put together fijnally...
Got the southern Alabami blues✌🏻🎸🎶
Have a blast in Newport!
Hello from Scotland Guthrie. Thanks for teaching me how to fish 😁
Thanks for the lessons and many insights. I bought some merch to support your channel. I'd buy more if your store offered tall sizes as well.
That intro was beautiful, Love the tremolo! Play on my friend! ❤
Congratulations on the Newport Jazz Fest. That is the very first thing I remember seeing on tv as a little kid, Muddy Waters & more plus gigantic Newport cigarette packs advertising signs in the background. John Landgraff, super nice guy & great pedal maker. R.I.P. 👍🎸😎✌️
Thanks, man! It’s the Newport folk festival 👍
@@guthrietrappmusic I am sorry Guthrie, my mind got effected by having to watch too many Lawrence Welk bubbles shows, it was that or nothing at all. 😂 LOL
The whole video is awesome, but the first two minutes and 40 seconds are absolutely magical.
Sounds good. 7 always goes to the 3rd
Peace man ☮️
God bless you 🙏
Some nice double stops there buddy. 😎🤓
Guthrie, I'm a guitar teacher and performer from St. Louis-you might know one of my former students, Joe McMahan, who lives in East Nashville. You're right on the money in your teaching of the fingerboard. You, Buk, Jack Ruch and Tomo Fujita are excellent teachers, and I borrow some of your methods in teaching my students. Keep up the good work!!
Killer tone, killer skills, killer talent, killer channel.
You cold blooded, jack!
I have commented on a few other videos...but this stuff is golden! I took guitar lessons from 13-16 yrs old and learned how to read music. But then I quit. I just faked and improvised my way through a few bands and then only played very sporadically for myself) for 25 years. Now at age 54, I started relearning last year and these videos (among some other good you tubers) have pulled it all together for me! There are truly many "AHA" moments!!! Thanks Guthrie!
Nice playing! I hope to get in an Immersion Experience with you soon!
You make me smile
Autumn Leaves! Ha. Great song for learning jazz shapes/chords. GT's lesson on D major 1-4-5 traids is incredibly helpful too.
I’m hearing it almost going into “Fly Me to the Moon “. Love this stuff.
8:46 that’s weezer 🌞 “heyh. heyh.”
Howdy Guthrie! Awesome double stop intro with tremolo effect. Loved it! Many thanks for the video! Have a great time at the Newport folk festival. -Barry
Hello East Nashville! What a great way to wake up this morning. Getting ready to run through the song list for Monday's rehearsal and you always inspire me .
Always interesting, never boring. Much respect Guthrie...
Guthrie demonstrating more guitar gold!
You need to go back and watch your old videos. Watching you explore the neck and coming up with different melodies and ideas is pretty interesting. I wish there was an app capable of dictating note for note in tab form. That way someone can go back and replay it using different instruments in the app. Pretty cool video. Thanks!
Where do I order me some of them noodles? Good stuff!
Nice…Beautiful tone!
Sounds like you just put on new strings. Great playing and tones, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
THIS IS JUST AWESOME MAN!!! YOU ALWAYS HAVE GREAT TIDBITS!!! THANKS GIUTHRIE!!
Hey Guthrie, this chord progression sounds a lot like "Island in the sun" by Weezer!
Love your videos, your approach of music and your way of sharing it.
Thanks for that man!
- A fellow Telecaster enthusiast from France 😊
I see you got the nobles overdrive on both boards. Fixing to get one
love it! thanks for another great vid!
You and uncle Larry have the best tone and interesting hooks. The album is going to be phenomenal, I’m so stoked.
As always I'm here for the intro but staying for the knowledge 💯
Sweet playing
"It's about the Big Chords and breaking them down." and "What's making that sound is the chords Changing".
That's the gold from this video. Music is not knowing crazy chords. Music is what you hear when you move from simple chord to simple chord with a rhythm. The way play is taking Guthrie's triad lessons and moving them around the neck. When I want to hear the complexity of these crazy chords, I put my pinky down somewhere. I couldn't tell you if I've played a 9th or a Flat 13th to save my life unless I recorded it and analyzed it later. And I don't really care to use my mind's bandwidth on that kind of stuff. If it sounds good, do that again. Anyway I hope others are having as much fun as I am, thanks to Guthrie and his cut through the bullshit approach.🤠
That intro! So lush bro
Wow! This golden!!
You have been pumping out some awesome videos! You’re a great teacher. I’ll have to pickup a T-shirt!
Guthrie, I love your whole approach to guitar tone and guitar playing. Having a great foundational sound and from there, enhancing it with a subtle amount of delay and reverb. Keeping the effects and amp simple and concentrating more importantly on your playing .
Just love your whole approach and outlook on guitar Guthrie. Could not agree more with you. It's all about playing and making music. Hopefully good music
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day also what is your favorite guitar 😊
I love listening and watching your playing and simplicity in explaining and demonstrating how its done. I have mad respect for you, and want to thank you, because these videos inspire me to practice, and practice correctly. Appreciate ya man!
There’s very few guys out there who are both top musicians and natural teachers - Jack Rusch is definitely one of them. Victor Wooten is another - he doesn’t even play guitar and I’ve learned more about my playing from him in a few videos than I have from hours of some other guys. Both them just “get” music at another level and have the natural ability to communicate it so clearly.
Man loving all the videos hitting us with lately. Appreciated.
Always a pleasure to listen to GT thanks as always.
He is a God driven person zztop keep the kindness that keeps us going love god
Sounds great bro!
Beautiful intro jam!
Your playing and tone fill my heart with such wonderful appreciation for you, GT! ♥
Hey. I am trying to get my head around your ideas. does your "Roots Recharge" truefire course cover any of these methods and what you talked about in the "This IS the secret to learning guitar. Period!" video?
Thanks for keeping it real and raw. Real guitar playing and I love the way you teach guitar on the net. 👍🏼🎶👊🏼
Very Inspiring ! Thanks Guthrie, amazing playing !!!
Great video Guthrie, (actually I called my son Woody after Woody Guthrie). I’m working my way through your TrueFire course and learning so much, then I saw your jamplay course there so grab it as well. Enough to work on for a good while. Understand the layout of the fretboard though the triades has improved my playing so much. Thanks you.
Great tone !
I can't believe he called that noodling around 😅
Helpful stuff, thanks! And, by focusing on chord tones, the solo/melody is much, much more likely to fit; as compared to just blazing some scale over the top.
I’ve been trying to wrap my head around this for years on my own. (Following chords while improvising)
So is there a specific scale shape associated with each chord?
Do the different pentatonic scale shapes have anything to do with the chord shapes?
How long did it take you to play so fluidly and expressive? I think that the things that impresses me the most.
Inspration bro!
Every time I solo over a major 1-4-5 I have to fight off “Do Lord.”😂
fight the good fight 🤜
Jammin
Ole GT busting out that Weezer classic for us 😅
I don’t know what that means but my buddy to her managers for Weezer ha
Was hoping someone else caught the accidental weezer lol
@@guthrietrappmusicthe band Weezer plays on a song called holiday with that chord progression.
Sorry, the song is island in the sun
A few Weeks ago you said you was doing a "Rig Rundown".
I nerd out out on gear, lol especially if its different from what other players typically use. Just wondering if thats still in the works?
GT,
Was wondering if you tried the Fender Chris Stapleton Princeton? I thought it was amazing. Maybe just a good one. IDK.
Anyway. I know your pretty all set with amps. But if ever in Gtr Ctr. Ugh. . Ck one out.
Hey GT appreciate the tutorials!! What have you got for pu's in that pretty Tele?? Thanks in advance...
Truth.
Who said the tele neck pickup wont good
Sounds like fly me to the moon
Brandenburg Concerto 4 in G major Bach has some of the best examples of this.
Hey Guthrie, great lesson as usual. Thanks. BTW, none of my business, but the small mark on your right cheek is making me think of the skin cancer I had to have removed recently. Might be a good idea to have it looked at by a dermatologist when you get a chance. ✌️
Very nice and just what I need. Question tho. If you just use the Em scale to move to the next chord (Am in this case) and you don’t think about the G major scale, how do you know which Em scale to use? I mean if your next chord is Cmajor and the progression is in CM the second note in the Em scale will be an E# and not a D as when the progression is based on Gmajor. I guess im overthinking it and it is probably holding me back more than making me better. But do you not think about these things at all when you are improvising?
Caveman shit? 🤣🤣🤣 you funny!
What pickups are in your Danocaster?
Guthrie, was the Tele give away a scam or was that actually legit?
On an island in the sun
"I don't have a lot of stuff"
Sorry bout the rant. That means I was drinking. Got cancer. So have a few for depression.
Not the best strategy.
Not "Autumn Leaves", but the other one: "Fly Me To The Moon"! 😜
Fly Me To The Moon slipped out of the strings