Thanks, Jack! At 4:22 I fell off my stool…. Simply brilliant

Jack, this lesson is gold dust for the amount you pack into 15 min. Going to get the triad course ASAP

The rest of the band loves you when you do this and it's so much fun to do. 😎🤓

Great lesson. Can't wait to work on it.

Great lesson. Thanks, Jack!

so cool how small details make it sound so much better! jack you have a very creative mind!

Your lesson are the perfect way to spend a mellow Sunday!!!

Fantastic, now I have something to start working on when I take a break from working on all the triad stuff! Thank you sooooo much Jack.

What a great lesson!! You exemplify the beauty and power of keeping it simple.

This is gold man. Glad I stumbled over it. Many thanks.

Excellent lesson Jack , much obliged

Thanks Jack, I needed this.

Love watching your videos, Jack. Well explained and demonstrated. Great examples of "less is more". Once I shifted my focus to diads and triads my backing playing immediately improved.

Great lesson Jack. Thanks!

So good! Simplicity that lead straight down into the belly of the beast!

awesome. thanks for uploading

Great content and presented really clearly. Love it.

Awesome stuff. More rhythm please 🎸

This is simply the best lesson I've seen online. Maybe, cant really remember them all, but as far as a concise video covering broad ground, wow. You get your boat and can row it too.

Jim, your teaching is so calm and easy to Liston to and follow! Thanks. Jim from Western PA

@purplecowideal

3 ай бұрын

Isn’t it Jack?

great lesson

Always wondered how that was done. Thanks, Jack!

Cool lesson! I'll use that tomorrow.

This lesson is amazing. Thanks a lot ❤

Excellent & simple stuff dude!!! Thank you!!!

Pure gold lesson.. thanks so much Jack. Great musician and teacher 🎸🖖🏻

Excellent Jack thank you 👍

another great lesson...

way to break it down to the nubs. Thanks Jack!

Very good explanation! Thank you!

“Groovy” !! 🤘😎 Thanks Jack !! 👍

Thanks. Relating it back to the 9 chord shape helps visualise. People can also mix it into funk strumming. Ties in with some major/minor stuff I'm learning about sliding into the 3rd.

Very good teaching

Beautiful

Absolutely Brilliant.

Love it!!

Your triad course with Brett Papa was a real lightbulb moment for me! I can't wait till part II comes out.

@JackRuch

9 ай бұрын

That’s great!

@michaelschaefer7962

9 ай бұрын

Same for me.

@iantaylor827

9 ай бұрын

And me. Thanks Jack

@Guitarmadme

9 ай бұрын

Same here..🎉

@scottwheeler7615

5 ай бұрын

I'm about to check that video out, thanks to this comment for pointing me in the right direction 👍

Merci, very useful.

Proverbial Keys To The Kingdom....Perfect for R&B, blues and soul...Gracias otra vez!

This is great jack especially on a Tele,thank you Steve Manchester UK ✌️

Excellent lesson, like giving away little secrets for mr. Thanks a lot

Excellent. 🙏👍

Whoa, what a deceptively simple but CRUCIAL lesson. Thank you!

This is great

thnks n good lesson

Now that's rhythm - thanks Jack.

JR has an eye for "our" weaknesses..... Just telling us how the right hand is so important. Thank you.😅

What a fantastic video have a good weekend also Monday is Thanksgiving in Canada Jack ❤😊

Brother, that is soo good. You pointed me to the seemingly little things that can make such a huge difference. Pure gold! Thank you, Jack!

@michaelhackethal8187

8 ай бұрын

Hi Jack, what's up!? Your tips are pretty much what Tim Lerch keeps saying when he talks about the blues: keep it simple, care for little details, reduce to the really necessary, don't get in the way of others in the band. Despite a couple gigs I am still at the very beginning of playing in a band, trying to get my skills to a decent comping level. Your video helped me focus on essentials once again. We have to trust the listeners' ears to fill in what is in the chords, I guess. Thank you for pointing that out.

Just play an A7 and highlight those notes. I was doing this already. Playing in the mix comes naturally

@tomcoryell

8 ай бұрын

I agree, I do see an advantage in saving my aging hands some pain on a long night though.

Great lesson. I've worked on the 3r/7th diads but haven't seen it applied to something I'd actually play.

Your guitar sounds very good.I thought it looked like Robben Ford's vintage telecaster. If you have a chance, I would like you to release a video introducing the equipment you use.

Excellent lesson! You really put a lot of good information in this.

Great guitar lesson. What app are you using with your telecaster?

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Love your vid lessons Jack but if it wouldn’t be any trouble is it possible to put it in tab I’m more of a visual learning person but if not it’s cool just as much I’m watching and learning w/ ya either way bud!!

Thanks for the upload, however (there's always a "however"!), I try to focus on the sounds, note. So, and your finger positions. You are playing the opening diad but although you are playing adjacent frets, you have your 4rd finger obscuring the thingy. It might be more helpful if you used fingers 3. & 4 so it's clearer for the viewer. Many thanks, sir!

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How about playing rhythm by yourself. Could you please make video. Thanks

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Danny Gatton's Two-string Wonder on steroids

@owendoconnor

9 ай бұрын

I always enjoy your videos Jack. Keep up the good work.

what make is the guitar?

I wish you played through the turnaround…