The Grateful Dead really made that song their own. Great opener too 😃

these might be the most valuable videos in the world right now. MORE MORE MORE! Amazing player and instruction.

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

That’s really kind! Please subscribe🍄🌹💀

that was rockin'. thanks for sharing.

@jacksnax4guitar460

Жыл бұрын

Thnx!!!

easily my new favorite channel....just the type of insights and breakdowns into Jerry style Ive been looking for ... especially like how you use intervals instead of string/fret location thanks for the vids

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I do occasionally use fret numbers and strings...but that’s not how I think. I just do that for folks who are expecting it. Really happy you like the content and thank you for leaving feedback.

Great breakdown and explanation of Jerry’s solo playing, and Chuck was a genius with his lyrics, such as his neologism “motorvating” in ‘Maybelline’.

man it's ajoy to watch your channel

@jacksnax4guitar460

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!!!

So melodic, I really like the way you are playing this and thanks for the lesson on this tune.

@jacksnax4guitar460

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ron… That’s the idea. Get that Melissa into you head, and then be playful with it. Reinvent it, invert, pervert, tweak it! You’re welcome! And thanks for watching the channel and for the kind words. JD

perfect 👏

I got to my second show ever late and this song was playing to close the first set....

great breakdown of an amazing solo. I always wonder how much of jerr's solos were premeditated vs invented on the spot. I can't imagine coming up with those arpeggios in real time but then again he was one of the greats

@jacksnax4guitar460

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Joel… to be clear these ideas are inspired by Jerry… but not an actual Garcia solo. The ideas and sound are obviously stemming from JG, but there No actual transcription here. I do have some note for note stuff on the GD playlist…but most is derived from my approach to his work. Cheers, JD

Hi Jack, I’d love to see your take on Althea, especially one that incorporates the same kind of solo with chords as this video. 8/7/82 is a good version to reference

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

I love Althea...I know it’s not a common thing to hear, but I love the playing on the recorded version. I think Jerry is killing it there. I’ve had half a mind to slow that sucker down and learn it all, maybe I’ll do my own thing in the JG style...Been swamped with family and teaching. Certainly on the short list for the future, also...I gotta get some other stuff up here other than dead tunes!

What a great video, thanks so much man. Is this something you got from a specific Dead show or did you just kind make it up in the style of "Chuck Jerry"?

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

I really like these. I drew my inspiration from the following shows...as well as my love and respect for JGs playing in general. 5/28/77 4/30/77 6/26&8/74 9/4/83

@jordanrobinson8030

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacksnax4guitar460 I will check those shows out. I have a feeling your channel is gonna be big one day, you’ve got some real quality content on here

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordanrobinson8030 thanks for the kind words and I hope I can continue to help out...🍄🌹💀

I know it's a lot more work but a tab either integrated with the video or attached in the description would help immensely. It's difficult to follow along considering the skill level/ear needed for Jerry lines...

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry…I’m not set up for that.

What kind of overdrive did you say at 5:13?

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

Hi…actually it’s an onboard TS9 simulation from the Kemper. I can manipulate the gain, tone and blend and level to the amp. I keep the gain low and the tone up. I send more signal to the “amp”. If it gets too shrill and spitty I turn down the blend or the gain level. It’s not the same as an actual TS9 though. To my ear it sounds a little more open than a real TS9. Just try any good open low gain overdrive like a Tim, Timmy, Earth Drive or something like that. Thanks for the question!

@papapaparazzo5025

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacksnax4guitar460 Thanks! Have you done a vid about your rig already?

@jacksnax4guitar460

3 жыл бұрын

@@papapaparazzo5025 Nope…do you think anyone would care to know about it?

@papapaparazzo5025

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacksnax4guitar460 Definitely! I know "tone is in your fingers" but your rig sounds awesome too!