Thanks everyone for the (mostly) super positive comments--I do try to make these lessons straightforward and relatively easy to follow while also providing information and approaches that can easily be expounded upon. It can be a challenge to strike the balance between "simple enough for the less experienced" and "too simple for experienced players" so I aim for a little bit of both. The primary objective is to offer lessons that are useful so I hope that is the case--thanks for watching as always!

@AndyAledort777

3 жыл бұрын

@Craig's Videos sy i don't--ask GW to re-up it and they might be able to do that hopefully...

@HigherPlanes

3 жыл бұрын

Random question, but do you mind sharing what brand of strings you use?

@gilbertfelty6375

Жыл бұрын

i am such a fan my top 7 guitar pickers and your included im trying everyday to get where you are I don't care if it takes me the rest of my life ...thank you MR.ALEDORT

@AndyAledort777

Жыл бұрын

@@HigherPlanes I use D’Addario 10-46 XTEs on the electrics & 12-53 XTEs on the acoustics…

@AndyAledort777

Жыл бұрын

@@gilbertfelty6375 thx so much Gilbert your kind comments are most appreciated! We all need to play as much as possible & that includes me every day as much as I possibly can!

Andy, your approach, as I perceive it, is the most sensible I've seen on any of the myriad of lessons I've seen on KZread. It's not memorizing someone else's solo, but rather giving us the tools to improvise in an informed & intelligent manner. I really like that you haven't bedazzled us with your shredding capabilities; the pace you set is relatively easy to follow. As Taj Mahal once sang, I'm built for comfort, not speed... And as you have quite a library of In Deep lessons, I've got enough to keep me busy for as long as I want. Thanks so much for your time & expertise, & Please keep'em coming!

A really superb guitar lesson. Absolutely essential. Triads are the building blocks of everything. This applies to all genres from blues to jazz to country and everything else.

His tone is just out of this world. So awesome

Favorite instructor. Well done and thanks!

Hey Andy, great lesson...I’m terrible at phrasing and thanks to you, now I know why. This is the best blues information I’ve heard so far, very useful and I appreciate the pace of the lesson.

Ive been working on this very topic with my guitar teacher. Mind blowing stuff. Lately the singer in my band says im on fire when i play. Good stuff y'all.

Very cool lesson!

Great video, it's encouraged me to keep practising my intervals

Andy this is a fabulous lesson and helped unlock and increase my triad knowledge immensely! Plus I've got some new hot licks to crank on and the best part is they sound so much cooler than scale based licks!

Great lesson Andy and very helpful. Thanks man!

This is a great lesson. Probably not for beginners, but important for finding your way out of the first 4 to 5 frets and adding more flavour. Thanks for the ideas!

@swirling5418

4 жыл бұрын

It COULD be for beginners as well if the fingers were shown in a double shot angle

Very helpful lesson!

I've spent so much time learning triads over the years, not only with Andy's videos but others too..And to this day, I don't see how they've helped..Nobody can explain what to do with them or why were supposed to be memorizing them..I'm not searching for triads when I'm soloing or chording for that matter..For me, there never in my thought process when playing, especially with my band..Do you guys sit there playing thinking about triads?..its one of those learning myths of the guitar.

Thank You Andy!

damn. Been looking for this all year.

Awesome Lesson!

Amazing lesson thank u Andy.

Super deep lesson it took me a few rewinds to get it but that's okay cause there a lot here tyvm as always!

awesome brother keep up the great video's trying to get my daughter to play

Good stuff man...

excellent tutorial many thanks

I loooove the dirty fretboard, aged pickup cover, and mint pick guard.

Good stuff ! Thank you !

Hello Andy, Im Paul. But i truly appreciate your professionalism and musicianship. I enjoy your lessons. I was hoping for a lesson by Jimi Hendrix...Hear my train a comin' PLEASE!

Andy Is an educated and highly accurate Guitar Teacher . If you really want to study and learn Jimi Hendrix’s Songs then Watch Andy Aledort

I don't always have access to the internet. Do you have the" in deep" series on dvd and if so how can i find it.

Clever!

So generally speaking it’s best to play the triad with the respective chord you’re playing over right ? Like e7 triad over e chord , when the band shifts to A you move up to an A triad position and make a lick from that position?

"So I went" lol plays something I kinda understand...but I will nail soon🤘. MASTER CLASS

Thank you!

And that was the first time I've posted on KZread and just realized I shoulda put that in the reply section of your post.....

andy i love your tone here.....what did you play through?

That's my very first theory lesson ... If anybody can simply explain to me what is it in theory I am kind of getting into to it ... If I understood it right if I learn it I can easily do solos hitting the "right notes" depending in which 1 , 4 or 5 chords of the 12 bar blues with very little chance of error ?? Is it like playing blues with muscle ... Ok cool thank you I am getting at it for sure . Thank you Andy , beautiful Strat man , these pickup looks real vintage looking ones . Thank you

@beejoutbush3322

6 жыл бұрын

The triads being learnt above a for 'colouring in' the sound made by normal chords that most guitar players learn early on. For example if you put on a G major backing track you can play all the Gmajor triads over the top of it and it'll make it sound more interesting. There are about 20 Gmajor triads on the neck so you have lots of choice...and lot's of memorising to do!!

Andy: The worlds smartest guitar teacher. I found that in Websters dictionary. LOL

@theloniouscoltrane3778

4 жыл бұрын

2019 AUG This would have been great had he posted the TABS ON SCREEN FOR FREE. Check out guitar lick dojo, he is not selfish. Share and share more. Peace.

All you guys bagging on this guy for "not" showing where his fingers are landing, or not explaining what he's doing need to understand that this is a lesson taken from a guitar magazine!!! Click the link in the description and find the full article with full tab boneheads!!!! It's not his fault the the editors don't understand that it helps to see a guy's hands if he's giving a guitar lesson...but that's what the tab is for...hence "fingers #" ect

@imannonymous7707

5 жыл бұрын

Hes an intermediate to a masterclass type teacher...if u cant keep up.....blame yerself and work harder.....duh!! Lol peace

@sainmatyas

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's right, thanks! www.guitarworld.com/lessons/configuring-triadic-chord-shapes-within-12-bar-blues-form

@joebubbit

4 жыл бұрын

@@sainmatyas Thanks for the link!

@michaelashton515

3 жыл бұрын

Just watch the video over and over again, tab it out yourself. It’s all right there lol

For me mixing the 7th arpeggios with the blue scale make this much more easier.

How can I get the tab for this lesson? Link above doesn’t work!

How about a flat 5 and flat 7? Do those two work together?

Brilliant and valuable stuff learned from decades of observation, analysis and hands on experience! I wonder, though, if Freddie King knew he was doing ANY of it when he was burning his ass off up that neck? He always sounded fresh to me! Not knocking ANYTHING here in any way...OK? Just sayin.. :-)

Diagrams and tab would have knocked this out of the park.

Does anyone know what month/issue of Guitar World this is from?

👊😎

My Bong mentor explained me how to hit the doobie in the same tone and temperament.

how is the note D part of the E major triad? ....

@psy4naut

4 жыл бұрын

dominant 7th of e chord is D. he's talking about blues so dominant chords. u must have figured it out after 10 months though ^^

Ok, I'm not trying to be a dick,I'm trying to encourage you in a direction that will make you a much better musician brother. When I was learning there was no KZread....most of the time there was no tablature. We had to listen instead of look. I have no idea where you're at as a guitar player,but if you pick out the triads by ear you will be glad you did it. Again,no disrespect intended,just trying to pass along some information. Best of luck to you!!

@skatetodeath666

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Slater you must not know who Andy is lol

That one part sound like zz top

Too bad the tabs are gone.

I have finally accepted that no matter how many hundreds of times over the years I search for 'vegan', whenever I click on a guitar video, youtube will hit me with a pepperoni pizza commercial. So much for targeted advertisements.

I can't see where your fingers are landing

It frustrated me that I spent a week learning all the Major triads of this progression then he changed to dominant triads and I had to start all over again.......why not just learn the dominant triads to suit the dominant chord progression?? Annoying.

@Robil63

6 жыл бұрын

RemoteTeacher4WD You're wingeing that you learnt something?😕

@imannonymous7707

5 жыл бұрын

It maybe frustrating but its apples n oranges music is all mathematics and there will be an eureka moment when it will make sense why....good luck

Too much fuzzzz try cleaning things up so I can hear you

@mukraker1

6 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU! One second after I realized what I was hearing was "the boxes", i.e. the "stomp boxes" that he's going to give me a lesson with, was immediately absurd. WHY? Ridiculous! WTF are you trying to impress? ... To teach? Bla Bla Bla, ad infinitum...

too complicated

@Brennansdad

7 жыл бұрын

Tom S eababaeae try add?

@Brennansdad

7 жыл бұрын

Adding and letters are different

@gavinreid8351

5 жыл бұрын

Eh? Essential basic stuff.

Awful lesson.