How To Improvise Around a Melody - "When the Saints Go Marching In" Guitar Lesson - EP385
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2020
- In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn how to play the song "When the Saints Go Marching In" by playing the melody and then improvising chords and licks around the melody to spice things up. This is a solo composition, no jam track needed.
To view the Part 2 video and download the tablature for this lesson, visit www.activemelody.com/lesson/h... - เพลง
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I love how you really explained everything step by step. leaving no room for your students to get lost on the ride. God bless you my friend. You are the best.
Best cover of When the Saints go marching in ever !
This is ace!!!!! Another one on list. My daughter's will love this.
Thanks Brian. Becoming member is best thing I have done.
absolutely beautiful guitar Brian!!! Got the Patina and all.
Great ideas and well set out and articulated. Thanks for sharing.
I just learnt this. Fun to play. That guitar sounds great!
This is really special, thanks Brian!
Very nice, I'm starting to learn something! Thanks.
I've come back to this video like 10 times
This is my football (soccer) team's song so I must learn this. Thanks Brian!
That was all quality, guitar, sound and tune. The guitar looks like it's lived a life. All the old blues guys had guitars like that.
very cool lesson and guitar
Yeah really cool great instruction
Great articulation thank you
Nice to see Nipper eyeballin the bag of bones. Well done.
Style de jeu personnel facile pour apprendre à jouer et se perfectionner... Merci.
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Yow u really good I learn alot from u . Watch u alot from jamaica up in the hills.
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suggestion for next version of this great video-- Sweet Georgia Brown! I have always wondered how to do this sort of thing-- thanks!
A great lesson Brian. I hope you will come out with a similar type of lesson on the keys of C,G,E, and D too, probably a Christmas song too - Blue Christmas or Rockin around the Christmas tree?
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I was going to ask about that guitar! So cool...It's got the "Florintine" style pointed horn too.
@Alex checked reverb converting about 10 grand but if you had it well worth it , it has that classic tone, reverb.com/item/2810069-1949-gibson-es-175-sunburst-excellent-example-first-year ,
This is so awesome man. God bless you man. Would I be able to improvise like this around a melody? May the Lord help me with it. I am blessed that I found this video.
Thanks, do you think you could do an old school classic by Michael Bolton or percy sledge called when a man loves a woman, a melody version.
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fun lesson Brian , I have 3 P90's on my Strat guitar so I can get that sound but lovely guitar, it just has that 50's tone,
3 p90s on a strat? Whoa
@@activemelody that Gibson of yours just has that classic sound, it does not matter the condition it just has oodles and oodles of character, if it could talk, my guitar is by Vintage here in the UK lovely guitars , used by the Pro's , Roy Fulton uses Vintage , love the lesson Brian
Absolutely brilliant lesson! This is the one that finally convinced me that I had to become a Premium member. Thanks.
Thank you! :)
Couldn't help noticing the CBG in the skeletons hands...
The Gibson though is gorgeous, either the wear is from a bit of abuse ..or someone really played that guitar a lot..and wasn't that bothered about how they stored it.
Although the fret board doesn't look that worn but maybe the frets were, hence the re-fret perhaps..?
Lovely tone as well and it looks a nice easy guitar to play..
All in all an excellent find..Well done you..
Would love an L5 ces
Is Brian Setzer in the house ❤
I get why u called it a neck pickup, but it’s really more of a “waist “ pickup, don’t ya think?
I always knew you had a skeleton in the closet, Brian! 😉
Excellent lesson, I love those solos that dance around a theme melody!
That guitar sounds" ITS AGE !"
Is that Tremelo in stead of reverb ???
I've used old Mac Donald farm to do exactly this.
I teach a few kids and they say Old MacDonald Farm ?????
Then I play it be hind my head and behind my back and improvise over it and I say.
" When you can play old MacDonald like that...then I'll stop teaching you old MacDonald 's Farm .