hey Greg, 50 yr old Aussie here woodshedding away on the telecaster for last 2 years of covid. Listen to your podcasts, watch your stuff. You should be so proud of your specialist telecaster skills and repertoire built over a lifetime - plenty other players inspirational but none any better - magnificent achievement with sparkling personality to boot. Pirate on and spank it - Adam, Fremantle, West Australia.

@michaelfitzpatrick6307

Жыл бұрын

He is...the...Master... I actually grew up w this guy...and watched Him from day one..... He played for only like...6mo...and was already mastering..Stones...Clapton..Hendrix....u name it....was pretty incredible to watch... I think the guitar took Him by storm...as much as He took it by storm.......

@adamcherry434

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelfitzpatrick6307 thanks for the insight Mike. Makes sense - supersonic learning - for some like Greg it then becomes a natural extension of their hearts ,hands and mind. Its a blast and a privilege to have access to the caliber of guys like Greg Koch on the UTube coming outa there lounge rooms and into mine. Probably the most challenging thing at times is to just laugh and enjoy rather than get over whelmed. Good stuff, thanks for the info.

Unfreakin believable this only has 4K views. The modern day humbler. (Gatton nod)

Thanks, Drade !!!!

Great lesson, great craic!

Greg I'm so Glad I stumbled onto your channel Ive already learned so much from you My girlfriend even stopped to listen yesterday and asked me what I was playing and a my dogs stayed in the room high praise indeed...

Love it when you play this raunchy, yet sophisticated shuffle. Thank you for breaking it down. Still a lot to digest, but I love the spicy and dissonant notes! Getting the ‘basic’ shuffle down, with the turn arounds, the raunchy parts would be awesome.🤩

That's a spectacular neck tone! Deliciously clucky and resonant 🐔

So much packed into this little lesson!

Thanks for your humble gristilating genius.

Nice playing style Greg ; plus , thanks for taking time out to show us good technique .::://

Great lesson! Thank you

So grateful for these lessons. Thank you thank you so much.

Thanx a bunch Greg love your spin on the shuffle excellent lesson

The master 🙌🏻

the northern tone squatch, in his natural environment, displaying tips and tricks for succulent tonal bliss...when I was young(12-13), there was a family friend, Jim Bohannon, who much like you, was an artisan of the blues idiom. He spent 6months to a year teaching me these same techniques.. discussed his influences,(chet, johnny w, duane, clapton, dickie b...) and this had a PROFOUND influence on my eventual tone, phrasing, ect.... this lesson was like a time capsule back to 1983.....then I heard EVH......LOL

So great. Thank you for your time creating this video, I’m gonna sit here and learn it.

Thanks for the lesson. Dig it!

Thanks Greg! This is great to practice the hybrid picking for me.

Great stuff mate, I love the tea cozies for the bounce.

Hey thanks for the nice 🎶🎶🎶Greg 🎸👍🏻

Superb help thank you 😊🙏

Awesomeness Bro 🎶🎶🎶☮️

Awesome

Thanks, Greg! I will take all the info I can get...

I love the harmonies. That ending chord Emin9Maj7 is so cool. I would never have thought of that in a blues setting but it's so hip. It's like something out of a James Bond movie.

@AndSch77

2 жыл бұрын

James Bond - chord

Brilliant.. I do hard work practices your lesson.. very useful thanks🇩🇰

Thanks! 🔥

Well, I'll be practicing this for a while :-) Love your style so much Greg, thanks for a great lesson!

@hearpalhere

2 жыл бұрын

Still working on it!

Thank you Greg! I'm still struggling with yesterday's lesson!

This is good stuff. Reminiscint of robert johnson

I thought I knew that cords progression....amazing!

Cheers Greg

Thank you!!!

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

u are a legend

Monster

Great lesson! I first saw you play some time around 1991 at Summerfest. One of my friends had played the same stage right before the band you were with took to the stage. I think you had long hair back then. We were very impressed by your performance.

Greg, congrats on getting the '53.

Amazing, Grace...or in your case, Greg! Mudge tanks. :)

Kochtoberfest!

Is the lack of sustain on that Tele due to low amp volume? Or does it just sound flat like that naturally? All your notes sound chocked off.. Also, thank you for the lesson!! Very kind of you to post this type of material..

i have never seen a popular video with zero thumbs down!! so sweet

This last chord was so much Billy F. Gibbons

hey Greg, as a follically challenged individual, where do you get the caps? lol, seriously though. I need something for my bean.

At 3.06 shell voicing you said B string but you meant G string

0:01

His ring finger is as long as one of my legs.

I really think you're getting the hang of this guitar thing. If you stick with it there's just no telling .... That move you made (7:48) going up was the Keith Richards move. Do have any idea how good of a teacher you are? I do.

@spyderlogan4992

3 жыл бұрын

The full Keith move is moving both elbows out for the extra body english...

@robertallen6710

2 жыл бұрын

@@spyderlogan4992 and never letting daylight hit your skin

How is your EQ with a Tele for Blues tone?

kzread.info/dash/bejne/p6l5rtCNlr3IY7A.html the shell voicing is E string D string and G! string all rignt? I think he said B string. It sounded weird and I checked on this other video

Your right hand is very ambidextrous.

You ever play this with just the pick? muting the middle strings? Did you do a bunch of stevie ray vaughan lessons with a red strat too you seem familiar? Wait, never mind yup it was you!

my picking hand has always been incapable of picking and finger picking simultaneously. bummer!

3:03: Should be the G string, not the B.

@davidkornblatt991

3 жыл бұрын

Its walking blues no shoulds apply

I believe that 'crawl up' is referred to as 'passing tones.' I think that's the 'legit' term. Love your stuff!

Don’t you mean b string

This lesson is great but it should be called how to play two blues guitars at the same time.