This is a brilliant video, my man! So easy to forget yourself and to get a bit bogged down in detail and become despondent. And then you hear Eric Clapton bringing it home to you, talking about a lifetime's work! And it all feels right again... Great, easy to follow lesson too! Thank you!
I think Clapton’s statement about taking a few days is based on how he historically takes time off from playing in between tours due to his sore fingers. I mean by this point he had completed his Robert Johnson recordings but imo he’s implying that he still has to spend a few days honing the spirit of Robert Johnson
@StevenBazin-bp4sc well that’s a great point which is why Chet Atkins created a club for the “best players in the world” reserved for those like Jerry Reed, Tommy Emanuel, Mark Knopfler ect as the independent thumb way of playing is simply something that is so difficult to learn that imo it will either become apparent to the learner wether they can ever do it or not
Lol your last sentence “in a way” suggests you wouldn’t have it any other way? I know looking back we could of maybe had things easier but it’s the initiation imo
I love your channel, been a sub for a while, thankyou once again, totally awesome and so easy to follow, you have a very calming way about how you explain it
Well for those of us who were entirely self taught with no ideas or players to bounce off, isn’t the whole process one of seemingly stagnation and spurts of growth? I can’t really explain it how something has just clicked this week that has allowed me to learn Love in vain from your tutorial and to a good standard with independent thumb finally kicking in
I mean I have been following you for some time as I do appreciate the message you get across. As opposed to those channels that just suck the life out of everything by learning note for “songs”. I never thought I would come close to independent thumb and it’s never gonna be Jerry Reed but nonetheless it’s my own thing. Anyway love anything on Robert Johnson and Skip James and I would love someone to try and break down JB Lenoirs Noah and the whale as nobody has tackled it
Thanks for sharing! Very clear to understand the delta structure
Awesome! I'm happy you found it clear and helpful! Thanks for commenting!
This is a brilliant video, my man!
So easy to forget yourself and to get a bit bogged down in detail and become despondent.
And then you hear Eric Clapton bringing it home to you, talking about a lifetime's work! And it all feels right again...
Great, easy to follow lesson too!
Thank you!
Thanks a ton for your awesome comment! Keep the positivity flowing!
Always so good! Thanks Heath
Thanks a ton, glad you're enjoying the videos!
Awesome Heath! I look forward to playing with this today! Thank you
Thanks Don- I'm glad you're excited! Your support means a lot to me
I think Clapton’s statement about taking a few days is based on how he historically takes time off from playing in between tours due to his sore fingers. I mean by this point he had completed his Robert Johnson recordings but imo he’s implying that he still has to spend a few days honing the spirit of Robert Johnson
@StevenBazin-bp4sc well that’s a great point which is why Chet Atkins created a club for the “best players in the world” reserved for those like Jerry Reed, Tommy Emanuel, Mark Knopfler ect as the independent thumb way of playing is simply something that is so difficult to learn that imo it will either become apparent to the learner wether they can ever do it or not
Thanks Heath.
Thanks Kerry- Hope you're doing well!
Man your videos are just so helpful. Thank you!!🙏
Thank you for the kind words! It means a lot to know that my videos are making a difference.😀
@@FeedbackGuitarAcademy they’re making a huge difference, I feel like each video is taking me one step forward 💯
Man you’re great 👍 ❤ thanks for the motivation and inspiration !
Denis
Hey Denis, you got some good chops too- I appreciate your support!
Amazing lessons. No Gimmicks. Well strucured an informative. We do appreciate your efforts.
Thanks a bunch for the positive feedback! I'm thrilled that you found the lessons helpful and well-structured.
That's terrifically helpful-wish I'd heard that years ago, in a way.
Awesome to hear that is was helpful! Hope you can start using these tips- thanks for commenting!
Lol your last sentence “in a way” suggests you wouldn’t have it any other way? I know looking back we could of maybe had things easier but it’s the initiation imo
I love your channel, been a sub for a while, thankyou once again, totally awesome and so easy to follow, you have a very calming way about how you explain it
I'm grateful for your continued support and I'm glad you find my content helpful.
always thought I was the only one picking up on the “I worked very hard over THE LAST FEW DAYS” 😮😂
Great video! Thank you.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a positive comment!
Sooo good!
Yesss, glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Awesome, thank you.
Your breakdown and explanation is so good.
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No problem, happy to help break things down for you! THanks for your support!
nice lesson, man
Hey, thanks for watching, man! Stay tuned for more content!
Yeah the big picture for the standard long A songs are just set up for individuality imo
Well for those of us who were entirely self taught with no ideas or players to bounce off, isn’t the whole process one of seemingly stagnation and spurts of growth? I can’t really explain it how something has just clicked this week that has allowed me to learn Love in vain from your tutorial and to a good standard with independent thumb finally kicking in
Thats great to hear Andrew! You're right- progress can come in waves like that. Glad its working out for you- thanks for commenting!
I mean I have been following you for some time as I do appreciate the message you get across. As opposed to those channels that just suck the life out of everything by learning note for “songs”. I never thought I would come close to independent thumb and it’s never gonna be Jerry Reed but nonetheless it’s my own thing. Anyway love anything on Robert Johnson and Skip James and I would love someone to try and break down JB Lenoirs Noah and the whale as nobody has tackled it