Mr Johnston. These lessons are priceless. I really appreciate that you share all this. Next level Great!! 💯

tasty licks sweet groove....play the chord then a line cool especially liked how you managed dad duties while hitting some tasty lines haha well done🎸

Kudos to Aiden for the great editing and the visual additions! These are super helpful.

Just discovered your channel, great lesson! Amazing playing and knowledge 🙏🏼

Great channel and content!

Wonderfull ! New aproach that i'am gonna study today. I love that stuff at 09.10. Thank you.

Love it! So groovy, so much knowledgeable bits! And the way your son edits the video is just golddd 😂 hope to someday play like this, just soooo tasty! 🤯

Really needed it. Thank you Sir ❤.

Noel, great video (and edit), plenty of info. I liked the line you played starting at 15:24, but there where plenty of others as well! It's real important to learn how to "chord punch" with your single note lines.

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Bro, sick

Thank you soo much ...but if you could breakdown theorically it would be great ...you have to do another video about this concept INTERESTING ❤️🔥

You have my Sub!

Rick Beato needs to figure this stuff out for us....

thanks for that :)

Great lesson and sick editing! What looper do you use and are the drums built-in?

@nohjoh08

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I was using the Boss RC-300. It does have drums built in, but I was using drums (pre-recorded into the looper via aux input) from the Drumgenius app on my phone.

This is excellent. Do you do private lessons?

Nice- then all the other chord types should be shown also for the: M7, V , m7b5. What’s the book you are using ? Also what are the scales between the chords - just Dorian ? thanks

@nohjoh08

3 ай бұрын

Thanks. Yes, all Dorian in this video I think (it’s been a while). That’s from my book, “Voicing Modes” There are also sample shapes for Maj7, Dom7, mi7(b5) and others in that book.

Wonder what type of looper that is!?

@nohjoh08

3 ай бұрын

I’m using a Boss RC-300 here

Does your book give the frett numbers, because it's much harder to work them out without em

@nohjoh08

10 ай бұрын

The chord diagrams I’m discussing here don’t have fret numbers. Just interval numbers. That way they are adaptable to all keys.

Could you go a little faster so it could be a perfect blur ?

Are you the guitar instructor at UNT?

@nohjoh08

Жыл бұрын

one of em!

@glenclary3231

Жыл бұрын

@@nohjoh08 I am looking for a guitar instructor. I live in Oklahoma and am willing to drive to Denton. My primary interest is jazz. Favorite players are Wes and Pass. Any recommendations? Thx

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