Add The Diminished Sound To Your Rockabilly Solos - Guitar Lesson w/tabs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- damianbacci.com In this Rockabilly guitar lesson, I'll be teaching you to add the diminished sound to your Rockabilly guitar solos. It's a great way to spice up your solos and give your lines some tension. Adding a fresh harmonic dimension to your Rockabilly solos.
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Everything you do is golden. You are such a ray of sunshine. Thanks for making the world of guitars a better place!
Thank you very much for the kind words. :)
Yeah, what he said!
Well said!!! 😎
I love it .. the C#dim7 that leads back to the G is just what my playing needs .. It's stuff like this that can take a decent player to a great player .. THANKS Damian
Glad you're enjoying the lesson. Thank you for watching. Cheers :)
Always editing tabs in your videos. That takes a lot of work. We appreciate it.
Thank you. Much appreciated my friend. :)
Mr. Randy Rhoads would love this... he liked adding diminished links to his blues playing... nice lesson, Damian.
Thank you Paul :)
These diminished chords give some real spice to Rockabilly🔥🎸👍😄. I like your Gretsch 👍😇
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So sweet of you to share this stuff with such enthusiasm
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Great lesson Damian, thanks for posting. Thanks to you I finally become the guitar player I never thought I would be. Your lessons are always very comprehensive.
Glad you have found the lessons helpful & thank you for watching them. :)
First Class lesson, and the 'Tab' is so Clear onscreen ... You have set the presenting standard ! Great Work as usual !
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. :)
Man the backing tracks are always so helpful. Nothing better than learning something new and immediately be able to jam. Great job as always, D.
Thank you John :)
Blessing to the world my Brother Damian!
Thanks for watching Joe. Keep on rockin' my friend. :)
Hello Damian, so glad I have discovered you. Loving your video's as they are just the right length for my short attention span. Thank you.
Thank you Gary. Keep on rockin' my friend. :)
Gorgeous guitar, The Cure, The Misfits and some Rockabilly from a fellow Floridaman. What's not to like?! Thanks for all the great vids.
Thank you Karl :)
Great playing, great instruction and such a friendly, welcoming demeanor!
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Damian I am always happy watching your videos, the music you play is so joyful and these messages you send out to the world are a source of positive energy. Thank you so much!!
Thank you very much for the kind words. :)
Thank you for another helpful lesson, Damian. Have a great weekend!
Thank you John. Keep on rockin' my friend. :)
Excellent lesson Damian. Thank you for explaining how the diminished lick works over the chords, that really helps. All the best, Guy.
Thank you Guy. Cheers :)
too beautiful, maestro! have a great weekend
Thank you very much. Hope you have a rockin' weekend! :)
So cool Daddy-O! Love it! Keep em coming! Dang I wish I lived in Tampa - I’d be bugging you for private lessons!
Thanks Mark :)
Damian, you're brilliant, Pal
Thank you for watching the lesson. Cheers :)
That's so cool...love the diminished lick
Thanks Janet :)
Thank you, Damian - fantastic again.
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Excellent lesson!! Appreciate the music theory references. Thanks.
Thank you Tim. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. :)
Thanks so much Damian. Great lesson as always!
Thank you Chris :)
Always happy with time spent with Damian. Great lesson and wonderful Damianness!
Thanks for this lesson, Damian! I'm more of a ukulele player myself, but I've found your lessons to be really helpful in developing a cool rock & roll/rockabilly playing style on the uke! I'll be sure to try to implement more diminished sounds into my licks. This sounded awesome! Cheers from the Netherlands
That's really cool. Glad the lessons have been helpful. :)
Any time I go I my parents place (headed toward mythical Highway 61) without my guitar Damian publishes something cool like this!
Thanks for watching Samuel. Keep on rockin' my friend. :)
Thanks Brother, have a great weekend
Thank you for watching Vincent. Keep on rockin' my friend. :)
Nice lesson, as always. I'd also like to see some lessons on the nice chord voicings you played in the intro of this video :)
Thank you :)
Damian thank you for a new video, could you give us examples of rockabilly players that had diminished scales added to their solos/music? And THANKS for all your western swing videos !!
What comes to mind right away is Brian Setzer & Danny Gatton. Thanks for watching. Glad you've been enjoying the Western Swing videos. I'll be doing more of those in the very near future. :)
woooo great lesson,thanks Damian!!
Thank you Marino :)
Really cool tuto..I am not that technically advanced in terms of guitar theory but it's a really nice lick to learn..Almost Be-Bop Jazz.. I want more 😊..
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Have got my weekend sorted now. Thanks a lot for all you do Damian always appreciated.
Thank you for watching. Hope you enjoy the lesson. Cheers :)
LOVE THAT AXE!!!
Thanks Todd :)
And another grate lesson thanks buddy 👍
Thanks Kevin :)
Thx Damian for another wonderful lesson :-)
Thank you for watching. :)
@@Damianblf just received your DVD can't wait to dive in ciao amiche
Yes, Charlie C's diminished licks really add something to his solos.
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I love your videos. Thanks, man!
Thank you very much :)
Very impressive!
Thank you Mary :)
LOVE THIS. thank you.
Thanks for watching Nick. :)
Some nice runs.
Thank you :)
Keep'em coming!
Thanks for sharing the knowledge!
Thanks for watching Bryon :)
Righteous dude!
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Excellent!!! ✅🎯😎
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awesome as always thanks
Thank you Steve :)
Prime, thanks Damian
Thanks Dan :)
Brilliant thanks
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First. Damian, thanks for this Video. Have an nice weekend. Greetings from Switzerland
Thank you for watching. Hope you have a rockin' weekend as well. :)
@@Damianblf yes, planing to play tomorrow an couple hours 😊🤘
Fantastikkkkk grazie unico fenomenale yeeesss
Thank you Lorenzo :)
Very kool... Very Gallup-esque!
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Great like always 🤠 All the best to you.
Thank you my friend. Cheers :)
Damian old chap, is it possible you could show us a couple of tasteful turnarounds some time? I hear Brian Setzer do them and I just can't figure the chords out. I would be eternally grateful for your help and thank you for your vids. Regards, Mikey.
Thanks for watching Mikey and thanks for the suggestion. :)
Nice one boss 👍
😎🎙🎸✅
Thank you Julian :)
Since you started to explain the theory background of what you’re playing, your lessons have become extremely helpful ...
... can you make a Restless/Mark Harman lesson one day pleeeease? :) e.g. she’s done me wrong....
Thank you Christopher. I'm a big fan of Restless and I've always enjoyed Mark's guitar playing. One of these days I'll do either a Restless or Space Cadets lesson. Thanks for the recommendation. :)
Excelente lección. Muchas gracias maestro.
Gracias Salvador :)
Nice 👍👍👍
Thank you Paul :)
You're the best.
Thank you Mike :)
Great
Thank you very much :)
Damian - great stuff once again. thanks for opening up the world of diminished. Quick question - what are those 5 chords at the end of your intro to this one?
Very tasty!
Glad you enjoyed the video. Those 5 chords are E, G13, C13, F7(#9) and E6/9
Thanks Damian for another great lesson. Is it possible that you could do a lesson on the instrumental “ Holly Hop: by Buddy Holly. Many thanks for your hard work. Regards from Roger in England.
Thanks for watching Roger. I'll write down your request in my request book. Cheers :)
Yes!
...I forget to add thanks...I'm Canadian!
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Cool
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Nice lesson Damian!!! What are the chords in the turnaround in the intro??? It sounds really nice!!! Thanks :)
Thank you André. I played E, G13, C13, B13, E6/9
Subbed !!
Thank you :)
So what’s the preference.. pick guard or no pick guard?
You know what "bacci" means on Italian...kisses..well thank you and hugs and kisses
How about corresponding lessons showing the rhythm parts in detail (basically the chords in the backing tracks).
Some of us want to just be rhythm players!
Thank you for the comment. If you search on TH-cam "Damian Bacci Rhythm Lesson" you'll find a bunch of different lessons that you may find helpful. :)
Il faudrait mettre le rythme à la tab
"He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing."
Thanks for watching Dave :)
@@Damianblf That popped into my head as being the quote you were looking for. I got it slightly wrong, it's "One who makes no mistakes makes nothing", by Giacomo Casanova, an Italian adventurer from the 1700s. :)
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