This is a great learning opportunity. The patreon materials are especially helpful, with the caged, arpeggio and scale exercises as a foundation for the solo. It's not like I haven't seen all these exercises before but it's putting these into context of an actual piece of music that I want to get under my fingers that i truly appreciate.
Thanks for the comment my friend, I’m glad you find the extra materials in this one to be useful. As you say, I think the key to really making this stuff stick is to immediately apply it 👍🏻
It's so nice to stay inside the arpeggiated chord construct, (very country) then drop a diminished lick or arpeggio ("snazzy jazzy"), to head to the 5th, then back eventually back the tonic 'A'... Excellent demonstration 👍... Thanks ~ Inertia
Why would you buy your next guitar pedal if you can have tons of fantastic guitar lessons, insights and pro tips right here for probably even less money? Thanks Alex, great stuff.
Good stuff fella! I apologise for not having seen your channel before now. Ive been playing since forever, I'm now 63, and still managing to do it for a living, mostly country music, and this is the sort of playing that interests me these days - Playing to enhance the song. This sort of video is useful for players who actually play and record songs, rather than bedroom-playing purely for ourselves. We need a real musical framework to work within if we're at all serious about it. Nice one! Subscribed.
Great sounding composition. I had to keep telling by brain not to sing your recent rendition of the “Don’t let me down” tutorial as I kept hearing the melody line flavour in there. 👏
Thanks alex, really enjoy all of your lessons. A little bit hard to follow for me as a beginner, but it's challenging in a good way and i'm digging in. The pdf's and transcription on your patreon page help a lot! Keep up the great playing and a really lovely guitar btw..
Thank you mate, I really appreciate the comment! Nice one for pushing yourself into deeper waters!.. definitely a good way of progressing! And thanks for your support over on Patreon, really glad you enjoy the lesson materials 🙏🏻
Thanks for the comment, I’m glad you found the lesson useful! For this sort of playing, check out the Drive by Truckers album “Brighter than creations dark”, and the Robert Plant/Alisson Krauss record “Raising Sand”. Also listen to Lucinda Williams and Wilco 👌🏻
Really not alot i can add to all the other spot on comments. I will say though, you sure have a way of packing so much into a 17 minute video. Somehow without talking a mile a minute. Infact, as i said to you the first time i found your channel, your flow is smooth, thoughtful and concise. Your playing is superb, and knowing that you spend many hours on these videos, I felt it necessary to just say thank you again for your generosity.
Ah man, thank you so much.. I really appreciate the comment! I'm so glad you think I have a good balance of content/time.. it's something I do think about quite a bit.. I like things to be streamlined but not frustratingly brief. Again, thanks for the kind words mate 🙏🏻
Alex, Thanks for another great lesson. The way you present and the completeness of the information is incredibly helpful. It also helps that the music you choose is tasteful and, for an intermediate player, aspirational.
Beautiful playing Alex and that T16 is one of the best sounding Tele guitars I’ve heard! What’s the name of the song this is from? Be great to hear some more of your work.
Thanks buddy, I appreciate that! Indeed, this is a really special tele. With this and the Nacho I have all my tele needs covered! 👌🏻 This was a piece of music called "Find My Way".. it was recorded for some "library music" which basically means, stuff they can use for TV shows and films etc. I do a lot of that type of thing!
Hi Alex, I just recently discovered your channel. Thank you for your inspirational lessons and videos. I bought some "stand-alone" lessons (Gumroad) and they are amazing. I am not a fan of Patreon, sorry. Thanks again. You are proof that taste, tone and (melodic) feel are more important than speed. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks buddy, whether on Patreon, Gumroad or via a nice comment and a thumbs up.. I really appreciate the support! These videos and all that goes along with it takes a lifetime to make.. perhaps 8 hours of work per week! Glad you dig my playing mate 🙏🏻
@@AlexFarranGuitar Awesome and it wouldn't have surprised me a bit if he had chosen you. I saw he had used Abbey Road Studios and that little vocal piece in the video almost sounded like him.
Thanks mate, I appreciate that! Nowhere in particular, but I guess I was aiming for pedal steel type sounds and phrases I'd heard in the past.. Lloyd Green style perhaps!
@@AlexFarranGuitar thank you kindly for the response. I’ve purchased some before and I really appreciate the way you separate out arpeggio and triad info. I’ll go buy this one too! Love your work and your channel. Fan in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Thanks man! It’s a piece called “Find My Way” that I did the session for .. I believe it’s for “library music”.. aka music intended to be used for TV shows, films etc
This guy's tastefully played and taught lessons almost make me cry... Each time
Ah man, thank you for the kind words! Really glad you like what I do! 🙏🏻🧡
This is a great learning opportunity. The patreon materials are especially helpful, with the caged, arpeggio and scale exercises as a foundation for the solo. It's not like I haven't seen all these exercises before but it's putting these into context of an actual piece of music that I want to get under my fingers that i truly appreciate.
Thanks for the comment my friend, I’m glad you find the extra materials in this one to be useful.
As you say, I think the key to really making this stuff stick is to immediately apply it 👍🏻
It's so nice to stay inside the arpeggiated chord construct, (very country) then drop a diminished lick or arpeggio ("snazzy jazzy"), to head to the 5th, then back eventually back the tonic 'A'...
Excellent demonstration 👍...
Thanks ~ Inertia
That’s the ticket my friend!.. tasteful little hints of jazzy goodness sprinkled over like cinnamon 👌🏻🤩
Some of my favorite type of soloing. And you do it impeccably! So cool!!!
Ah thanks Matt, that means a lot mate. You're a KILLER player! 👌🏻Hope you're doing well!!
Fantastic melodic and rhythmic ideas herein. Simple yet sophisticated.
Glad you liked it buddy, thanks for the comment 🙏🏻
Why would you buy your next guitar pedal if you can have tons of fantastic guitar lessons, insights and pro tips right here for probably even less money? Thanks Alex, great stuff.
Haha thanks Gert, I like that mentality! 😜👌🏻 Knowledge is power as they say!
Your tone is fantastic!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻
Beautifully played 🙏🎸 always so musical, excellent video as always
Thank you very much buddy! Hope you're doing well!
Just beautiful, my friend 👌👌👌
Thank you Karl!.. and for the beautiful guitar! 👌🏻🍻
@@AlexFarranGuitar 🙏🙏
I love your tone and note choice. Very tasteful playing.
Thank you kindly! 🙏🏻
Good stuff fella! I apologise for not having seen your channel before now. Ive been playing since forever, I'm now 63, and still managing to do it for a living, mostly country music, and this is the sort of playing that interests me these days - Playing to enhance the song. This sort of video is useful for players who actually play and record songs, rather than bedroom-playing purely for ourselves. We need a real musical framework to work within if we're at all serious about it. Nice one! Subscribed.
great stuff, i guess im pulling my looper pedal out again. thanks again.
Nice one Adam, "looper hour" is always an essential part of the day! 👌🏻
Great sounding composition. I had to keep telling by brain not to sing your recent rendition of the “Don’t let me down” tutorial as I kept hearing the melody line flavour in there. 👏
Haha that’s true! 😆 Thanks buddy!
I always love your tone and your playing!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻
Thanks alex, really enjoy all of your lessons. A little bit hard to follow for me as a beginner, but it's challenging in a good way and i'm digging in. The pdf's and transcription on your patreon page help a lot! Keep up the great playing and a really lovely guitar btw..
Thank you mate, I really appreciate the comment! Nice one for pushing yourself into deeper waters!.. definitely a good way of progressing! And thanks for your support over on Patreon, really glad you enjoy the lesson materials 🙏🏻
Awesome tone and flow. 🎯🎯💯
Thank you John 🙏🏻
Looks very interesting Alex, checking your lesson soon...
Thanks mate. Hope you dig it!
Cool playing.
Thanks buddy! 🙏🏻
You are an excellent rhythm player. Your time is impeccable. I'm focused on that more than the lessons right now.😂❤
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me! Timing is everything as they say 👌🏻
This is helping my playing immensely! I'd love to get stuck into the world of Americana- what artists would you recommend listening to/transcribing?
Thanks for the comment, I’m glad you found the lesson useful! For this sort of playing, check out the Drive by Truckers album “Brighter than creations dark”, and the Robert Plant/Alisson Krauss record “Raising Sand”.
Also listen to Lucinda Williams and Wilco 👌🏻
Awesome playing and great presentation. Love how you dress. Super classy:-)
Thanks so much buddy, that’s very kind! 🙏🏻
Sweet stuff, Alex! Thanks!
Any time! Thanks for the comment! 🙏🏻
Another great lesson ! Thanks for all the information and tips.
My pleasure Etienne, thanks for the comment! 🙏🏻
Really not alot i can add to all the other spot on comments. I will say though, you sure have a way of packing so much into a 17 minute video. Somehow without talking a mile a minute. Infact, as i said to you the first time i found your channel, your flow is smooth, thoughtful and concise. Your playing is superb, and knowing that you spend many hours on these videos, I felt it necessary to just say thank you again for your generosity.
Ah man, thank you so much.. I really appreciate the comment! I'm so glad you think I have a good balance of content/time.. it's something I do think about quite a bit.. I like things to be streamlined but not frustratingly brief. Again, thanks for the kind words mate 🙏🏻
Alex, Thanks for another great lesson. The way you present and the completeness of the information is incredibly helpful. It also helps that the music you choose is tasteful and, for an intermediate player, aspirational.
Thank you so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it buddy 🙏🏻🧡
Thanks Alex, I keep this one for later 😉
Thanks buddy, hope you enjoy it!
beautiful lessons thanyou
My pleasure buddy! Thanks so much for the comment 🙏🏻
Beautiful stuff brother
Thanks mate, glad you like it! 🍻
What a fantastic video have a wonderful weekend Alex also I am a Muslim to be honest ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you my friend, glad you enjoyed the video! Muslim?.. that’s cool man! 👌🏻🧡
Very nice Alex…subtly delicious soloing!!
Cheers buddy, glad you liked it. Amazing how easy it is to make music out of simple triads. Beautiful
Very tasteful
Thanks buddy! 🙏🏻
Beautiful playing Alex and that T16 is one of the best sounding Tele guitars I’ve heard!
What’s the name of the song this is from? Be great to hear some more of your work.
Thanks buddy, I appreciate that! Indeed, this is a really special tele. With this and the Nacho I have all my tele needs covered! 👌🏻
This was a piece of music called "Find My Way".. it was recorded for some "library music" which basically means, stuff they can use for TV shows and films etc. I do a lot of that type of thing!
@@AlexFarranGuitar great stuff.
Never a dud, cuz! So tasty.. . .
Thanks man, I appreciate that! 🙏🏻
Hi Alex, I just recently discovered your channel. Thank you for your inspirational lessons and videos. I bought some "stand-alone" lessons (Gumroad) and they are amazing. I am not a fan of Patreon, sorry. Thanks again. You are proof that taste, tone and (melodic) feel are more important than speed. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks buddy, whether on Patreon, Gumroad or via a nice comment and a thumbs up.. I really appreciate the support! These videos and all that goes along with it takes a lifetime to make.. perhaps 8 hours of work per week!
Glad you dig my playing mate 🙏🏻
That's a nicely written out chord chart👍. Do you guys use the Nashville Number system at work ?
I use chord functions when mapping stuff out.. I believe that’s similar/the same as the “Nashville system”? 🤷🏻♂️
It's got some slow dancing in a burning room in there
Not a fan of Mayer personally, but I’m sure we share some of the same influences 🤪
So was this for Sturgill's new album
Hehe, no, but I have had the pleasure of opening for him at a show! 😅
@@AlexFarranGuitar Awesome and it wouldn't have surprised me a bit if he had chosen you. I saw he had used Abbey Road Studios and that little vocal piece in the video almost sounded like him.
man iv been loving you stuff, that little A run took me a while to get just now, anywhere you picked that up specifically ?
Thanks mate, I appreciate that! Nowhere in particular, but I guess I was aiming for pedal steel type sounds and phrases I'd heard in the past.. Lloyd Green style perhaps!
If I might ask, what Are the materials included in the gumroad on this one?
Sure thing buddy, so this includes the full transcriptions of my solos plus a type up of all of the triads, arpeggio and scale runs I speak about.
@@AlexFarranGuitar thank you kindly for the response. I’ve purchased some before and I really appreciate the way you separate out arpeggio and triad info. I’ll go buy this one too! Love your work and your channel. Fan in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Awesome, what song is this ?
Thanks man! It’s a piece called “Find My Way” that I did the session for .. I believe it’s for “library music”.. aka music intended to be used for TV shows, films etc