Why you don't have a million subscribers is beyond me. Great teaching, great playing, beautiful tone, and the fact that you are a wonderful soul for bringing so much great information to us - this is clearly one of the best guitar teaching KZread channels in this solar system! Thank you, Jack!!!

@BobbyCulpepper.srv3fender

Жыл бұрын

I know right, now days guitar players outnumber the locusts

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@petrewobby3668

Жыл бұрын

I agree.

@jonskaptason8840

Жыл бұрын

Same question here. Great lesson and demonstration

@seanfitzpatrick7878

Жыл бұрын

He will have millions of subscribers and Jack is more deserving of them than most of the channels that currently do.

Jack is like a calm breeze in between al those stormy neurotic screamers with their socalled 'secrets'. Love his approach and all his lessons are interesting.

@andercoyote4170

Жыл бұрын

So true!

@78tag

5 ай бұрын

Yes, I have noticed about his playing through out all the videos I have watched. The old chicken and the egg thing - is his mellow playing derived from his character or his style? I would have to say it's him.

Jack is one of the best teachers on social media - to me anyway. He breaks music theory down simply and explains it so well and then takes the ideas and applies them in a way that’s also simple but always musical. Good stuff!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Yeah Jack, you are a wonderful teacher and hitting the points that some teachers glaze over can really help us all be a little more musical. I appreciate what you’re doing here!

Jack, thank you for all you do. I have been playing guitar for 20+ years, 15+ professionally and your Truefire course and these Patreon lessons and opened up a whole new world for me. I’m so grateful for you sharing these lessons with us and for making them so approachable 🙏🎸

I've been on KZread long enough to watch several channels grow from thousands of subscribers to hundreds of thousands. Most have been, in my humble opinion, deserving of said recognition. This channel, again imo, is the most deserving of a huge following. I love watching Your videos for both the educational aspect and the entertainment aspect. The intro songs always have the most beautiful music. I would watch the videos for the music alone so the instructional aspect is a giant bonus. Jack is a phenomenal teacher. I've learned so much from the videos and I've learned the concepts very quickly. This channel is going to have subscribers in millions eventually and I'll be very proud to say I was one of the first few hundred to join.

How to make complicated things so clear and reachable to everyone ! Great lesson ...as always! Merci beaucoup

No smoke blowing from me , a well made video and you’ve inspired me to play guitar at 4am in Australia . I’ll be checking out more of your channel. Thanks

@rogerelton6791

Жыл бұрын

ARE YOU FROM BRISBANE?

Only Jack can make this look that simple but sound so tasty, and then break it down to make it easy for me to grasp. Thanks as always Jack!

I love the way you teach. Very clear and understandable bits. 💯

I said it before and I'll say it again... you are one of the most melodic, tasteful and smooth players out there.

Just found this channel and absolutely loving it. Thanks for this great lesson Jack, it's added to my weekly practice!!

Jack, wonderful. Thanks for sharing your talent and making the time to explain the theory behind the beautiful music you make. Grateful

Thanks again Jack, you’re the best and I’m telling everyone I know!

That is a great lesson for someone (me!)who is generally confused by arpeggios. I actually can take time today to sit down with this and work on it. Hi, and thanks from the uk 😊🇬🇧👍🏾

Very handy and tasteful stuff presented in easy to understand format. Subscribed! Thanks

I got home from work today, check my notifications, and you're video upload was one of them. Instant subscribe. You break it down really well. I've been playing for 20 years have plateaued (sp?). But you just dropped another puzzle piece right in my man. Ty

Beautiful, beautiful playing Jack. So tasteful and creative.

Can’t think I’ve seen many with such a smooth fretting hand, looks so effortless, beautiful playing!

You have the most uncanny ability to clarify, what are sometimes elusive theory concepts, and demonstrate with such valuable and applicable steps to become a more musical and competent player. Thank you so much.

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

@stickman55100

Жыл бұрын

@@JackRuch I look forward to your installments and am really glad that I’ve subscribed to your Patreon Channel.

Thank you this is a great channel you clearly explain everything and it’s extremely helpful thanks!

Thanks, that's great ! Simple concept leading to beautiful lines. But the best is your playing : magnificent. The sound, touch, feel ....

I've been looking forward to another post from Jack all week. Simply the best!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Stephen!

Very smooth and sounds very soothing to the ear!

Great lesson. Thanks so much . C Major has a special place in my heart. And this lesson opened up a lot of ideas and much practice ahead.

Proof it's not how many notes you play, but which ones. Love your playing. Class.

waugh, I came across your video for the first time, I´m flashed. so good to follow, great teaching ,soulful and groovy. thank you so much!!

Man that sounds so beautiful. Fantastic, thanks for the tips

Great video and nice teaching simplifying everything and making it no harder than it needs to be❤I ll definatly be back for some more!

Incredible explanation and teaching!

Love your style...so smooth

Great lesson, and love your playing. Your phrasing and tone are beautiful.

Jack, woke up this morning having a cup of coffee and listening to your lesson. I have always loved this sound. Probably takes me back to my first time listening to George Benson! There is so much music within the major scale. I had a music lesson from this saxophonist. I wanted to “play outside,” but he would not let me escape the tonality of Ionian & Mixolydian (relative) modes.

Another amazing lesson taking us out of a robotic diatonic exercise straight to compelling musical result. Thank you Jack

Some got it and some not ! ..you got it in my opinion ! Nice and humble explaining and teaching..life ( music ) can be so easy. Thx for sharing 👍

Great lesson and beautiful playing I'm in 👍👍👍😁

This lesson has great value to me, i am actually learning something that i can use right away. Excellent!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Perfect!

Thanks Jack. Very useful and musical. Very tasty playing.

Great ideas as usual Jack, thanks. Your latest Brett Papa course is keeping me busy for a while 😀

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

Thank You for this fantastic lesson on Maj7 arpeggios Jack! I knew you could play a Maj7 arpeggio over a relative minor 7th chord, but I did not know you could also play this arpeggio over a Dom7th chord, 1 whole step down. So useful and cool sounding! And love your phrasing and melodic lead ideas here as well😄

Beautiful sounds. Excellent ideas there,thanks for sharing.

Great stuff for the toolbox. THX.

Killer- the way you explain this has cleared them bats outta my belfry- “fitting” notes/arpeggios over solid chord progressions was fuzzy math. Now you’ve turned the light on in the dusky old space. I hope I can build on this and make it stick! Thanks.

Such a great lesson 🙏🏻

I absolutely loved your cover of Woman Across The River.. This lesson is really cool for an introduction to Jazz soloing. It sounds like something I think the Little River Band would have used, or has used. I quit playing several years ago, but I still enjoy watching your lessons. Thanks for helping people learn and progress. I wish you the best..Peace..Joe

Cristal clear explained for everyone ! Thank you.

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Really great lesson.

great video, well done mate!

Man, I swear to god you have the best guitar lessons channel on KZread. Your lessons are easy to understand and not pretentious. So thank you dude!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Hey Nate thanks man! I appreciate it

Hi Jack. Loving the arpeggios over the major7’s. Thank you from an ‘ol guitar player😊 Jim from Western PA

Thanks for this great exercise to hone my arps drills

Son, you got an old Soul. Love listening to you.

Smooth.. great stuff

GREAT LESSON!!!

great information ... favorite player

great lesson ! Thank you !

Thank you, Jack!!!

Thanks for your efforts. From morocco

Great information.

the guy under me said it all, what beautiful lines !!

thanks 4 sharing jack

Thank you for that awesome lesson I’m just a beginner/intermediate guitar player trying to better understand music theory for my church worship leading Be Blessed and have a Geat Day 🙏🏾

👍thanks jack!

well done ! very nice lesson ! 😎

Really interesting ! Thanks !

You are just fantastic guitar wiz thank you for all of your help time you have really opened and unlocked 🔓🔓🔓 the neck

Great lesson thanks

Awesome, thanks Jack!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

You bet!

Didn't have a clue about most of this stuff, thanks for sharing.

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

No problem!

VERY NICE JACK

What needed to be honest. Jack ! FAN

😎👍👍👍Jack, that was sweet thank you.

You'r a great teacher and player,,,,,,greetz from the netherlands

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Very inspiring!!

I agree with all the positive comments Jack I always learn something from videos thank you. Here's my minor complaint: one day one of the KZreadrs is going to figure out how to make the volume of the voice the same volume as the guitar. It's not just your videos, it's almost all of the guitar teaching videos. Many times I can barely hear the voice and I'll turn it up way up and I forget to turn it way down and here comes the music and last time I mentioned this to one of the teachers on KZread a lot of people made negative comments about what I was saying. Maybe I'm deaf, but I don't think so, thanks again for all the informative info, have a great day Jack

Always a pleasure, Jack.

Awesome guitar teacher. Thanks Jack.

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

@Sammywhat it's probably because he is playing a Tele undistorted and not yanking a whammy bar. I am So glad I stumbled on this video!! It's rare to hear what's actually being played on utube. Everyone seems to dime everything and just make noises. This is an Excellent video, great sound & great playing 👍👍 thank you for posting this. Well done 👏

Nice….. thanks for your help

Wow really great thanks 😎

Sounds lovely, like so much of that smooth loungy stuff we had in the 1980s, I feel like I should be wearing a white suit and sipping a cocktail in a tropical themed bar. I’m trying to make it easier to remember and to me the Cmaj arpeggio looks like a subset of the Am Dorian scale which is which is why worked so well over that progression of G major 4 2 5 1 ……. I think 😂. Love your playing and lessons.

So good😊

Thanks!

Wunderbar! Greetings from crazy Germany.

Muy buen trabajo, bien didáctico, espero que hagas lo mismo encadenando acordes melódicamente, gracias desde Argentina

Excellent! Very useful!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks

That was a great lesson Jack!!!! I just got your shades of Blues lessons from Truefire!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

@Robowx

Жыл бұрын

@@JackRuch your very welcome!

Thank you! I'll be back soon.

thankyou jack im sub"d!

Hi Jack, so helpful. Thanks! What make is that tele. Sounds so good.

Not sure how you could have packed more useful info into 11:18. Understanding how to use that relative major arpeggio over the 2/5/1 just blew my mind. Thank you!

@JackRuch

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks mate, your lessons are cool. I have the theory, caged and functional harmony, but not a clue what to do with it all. I hope you don’t mind my stealthy swiping of your maj7 licks?👍

Where's the Mockingbird? So used to seeing you with it! Reminds me to dust off my Tele and give it some playing time.

Quick sub

I just practiced this for an hour or more. I took your chord progression cmaj 7, A minor, D 7, and G. Looped that. Then played the Cmaj 7 arpeggio over the jam. sometimes I slide to the D. It felt right even though it wasn’t said apart of the arpeggio. Idk? But I feel like a smooth jazz player now. Witch I want to be. I’m 40 an old guy doing this. I really appreciate the lesson. Thanks 🙏 I live in Nashville. Wonder if I could set up a personal lesson?

Wow great lesson I've got to study this stuff, beautiful Tele too is that Vintage White(which normally looks yellowish) or some other yellow tone ? Peace !

Another great lesson that got me to pick uo my guitar and learn something new, thanks Jack!

Can you go into a little detail about your setup? In particular the Ox Box you got in the background.

Great Lesson .... Did you teach Paul Weller LOL (He's my hero) That riff is so reminiscent of ? .... Ever changing moods...