Hey Filip!! Now I discovered another side of your artistry : teaching!! You examined the tune so accurately and gave useful tips. I'm definitely a fan!! You're truly talented, thanks for your job 🙂.
Thank you Filip. Very helpful. Randomly remembered this song today and thought "hey I think I have enough free time to have a go at it". Glad to have stumbled upon your video.
I'm so glad someone on TH-cam is taking on Julian Lage songs. Looking forward to learning from this series and thank you for all the work you put in making these lessons available! Any chance doing In Heaven (for which you published a transcript already) or Ryland next? :) Thank you again for all the work that goes into these lessons!
Thanks for your supporting comment. I was actually thinking about re-recording Ryland and doing a lesson because I just love the song. However I already started preparing next transcription so this might come in the future.
Great video! I already play this song as transcribed but even still your explanations on how to approach certain sections and how in the future one could branch out and make the song their own was really helpful. PS- your Patreon link is broken!
Great content man! Do more of this, they are really nice. For the final scale I'd suggest not thinking it like a scale but rather aproximation notes to the chord tones. So what you play is the triad (1 3 5) + the approximation notes for the 3 and 5, ending with 1 b3 3 b5 5. I'm sure this is closer to how Julian is thinking of it, instead of a scale in particular which makes it a little harder to use (in my opinion). Keep up the quality ;-)
Maybe you're right. I said it's a scale but I'm not sure how I process it in my head... Maybe I think about it as E6 arpeggio with minor third added... But regardless of convention, I really think I'm into something here, listen to Island Blues :)
You can find my full version of the song here: th-cam.com/video/32ecfHPFq7I/w-d-xo.html
Dude, you are the Lage rosetta stone for me -- thank you a million times over!!
Thank you a lot! (Even though I had to google what does it mean :D) I'm happy you find it useful. More Julian materials are on the way!
Not only a fab guitarist but also a great teacher.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome Frank! Always nice to see a comment from you!
Hey Filip!! Now I discovered another side of your artistry : teaching!! You examined the tune so accurately and gave useful tips. I'm definitely a fan!! You're truly talented, thanks for your job 🙂.
Comments like this really keeps me going! Thank you!
Thank you Filip. Very helpful. Randomly remembered this song today and thought "hey I think I have enough free time to have a go at it". Glad to have stumbled upon your video.
You're welcome!
I was transcribing your take last year. that's cool that you're breaking it out you're a phenomenal musician thanks!
Thanks for your comment! I'm flattered!
I'm so glad someone on TH-cam is taking on Julian Lage songs. Looking forward to learning from this series and thank you for all the work you put in making these lessons available! Any chance doing In Heaven (for which you published a transcript already) or Ryland next? :) Thank you again for all the work that goes into these lessons!
Thanks for your supporting comment. I was actually thinking about re-recording Ryland and doing a lesson because I just love the song. However I already started preparing next transcription so this might come in the future.
Great! really good job! Thanks!
Hi, great video, please make more lessons for Julian Lage song, big fan!
Thank you! There are more lessons planned with Julians music in near future. Just keep an eye on my channel.
@@PhilipPoland1987 Definitely, the bell is on
Awesome, thanks so much for this mate
You're welcome!
Very good lesson! Thank you for covering this so well :)
You're welcome. I'm happy to know you enjoyed it :)
Why is this simple melody so special? I dont get why I cant stop listening to it. I like his version on youtube on his Telecaster.
I think that's the power of a great song :)
@@PhilipPoland1987 Keep it simple. Memorable. Lots of space of interpretation.
Do you have the basic chord progression btw?
Hey man,
Great video and amazing tune!
Do you sell it separately?
Great analysis! 🙏
Thank you!
Another great lesson, Sir.
Thank you James!
Great video! I already play this song as transcribed but even still your explanations on how to approach certain sections and how in the future one could branch out and make the song their own was really helpful.
PS- your Patreon link is broken!
Thank you! And thanks for letting me know about the link... some weird encoding issue, fixed now :)
Superb
Thank you very much
You're welcome!
Great content man! Do more of this, they are really nice. For the final scale I'd suggest not thinking it like a scale but rather aproximation notes to the chord tones. So what you play is the triad (1 3 5) + the approximation notes for the 3 and 5, ending with 1 b3 3 b5 5. I'm sure this is closer to how Julian is thinking of it, instead of a scale in particular which makes it a little harder to use (in my opinion). Keep up the quality ;-)
Maybe you're right. I said it's a scale but I'm not sure how I process it in my head... Maybe I think about it as E6 arpeggio with minor third added... But regardless of convention, I really think I'm into something here, listen to Island Blues :)
@@PhilipPoland1987 Oh nevermind, for some reason I read Bb and B but it's B and C# that you mentioned. You're right, disregard what I said :)