Knew the chords, changes, etc. but, your description and walk thru is really informative and I'm grateful for the lesson
@Chicken8533 сағат бұрын
Can you remake this tutorial because it’s kind of confusing.
@reidnorton679415 сағат бұрын
Thanks for another good one. Hope you have a fun trip.
@BigMikesBSКүн бұрын
Thank you SO MUCH! You're a great teacher and an awesome player.
@Illumignostic2 күн бұрын
With the caveat that this is not in the least bit criticism...it is an incredible testament to Garcia's playing...I have watched three videos by different people on this solo, and each one has offererd some subtlety that the others missed. And, each was so accurate that I didnt even notice these details until I watched the next persons video. These nuances that are so subtle when overlooked, turn out to be HUGE when applied as well, which is also incredible. You don't necesarily notice them when they are missed, but the impact when incorporated is massive. An example is the opening 6th slide. The first video had it as a single note slide. Sounded perfectly accurate. But, when I watched this and heard the the f# harmony, it was so obviously essentila to make it magickal. The fact that I have been studying and playing this music for decades, and am still surprised by the genius of it, is beyond words. (and btw, Jack, when I say each person missed something, you had it all notewise, but the phrases were played in different positions in one of the other videos, which I feel was more ergonomic, and maybe tonally better because it utilized the thicker strings. It may sound corny, but the joy and satisfaction I got just form realizing that the opening notes are actually a 6th, was incredibly gartifying, so thank you for that. Garcia would hat us for figutring his stuff out note for note, and I do try to avoid it when actually performing, but I just HAVE to know everything as precisely as possible, and thank you so much for filling in so many of the things that have evaded me for years. Fucker.😈)And actually after writing this, I realized you werent transcribibg the 91 solo the others were, so I guess you actually didnt miss anything, lol
@jacksnax4guitar4602 күн бұрын
@@Illumignostic yeah…I’m just making up my own solo in the style of JG
@JGCanning3 күн бұрын
Awesome stuff! Thanks. My recent discovery of your channel has been a total revelation. I am a bit of jazz guitar snob, but I cut my teeth as a teenage guitar player on the Dreadful Grapes (as I affectionately call them-it’s a love/hate relationship) but your lessons have inspired me to return to their catalog with renewed enthusiasm and vigor. Fun stuff. I love Weir’s (essentially jazz) approach to the instrument as much as Garcia’s approach and the interchange between them is truly sui generis and unparalleled. Thanks so much for these lessons! I’ll find a way to contribute something to your efforts! Cheers and enjoy your time off. Meanwhile, I’ll be working through your excellent content. -JGC PS: What do you use for drums on the backing tracks you make?
@jacksnax4guitar4603 күн бұрын
@@JGCanning Thanks for the feedback…wonderful to have you stop by. I hope you’ll scope out a bunch of stuff and join us for an office hours session…. BTW all backing tracks with drums are from Jeff Williams…wonderful and generous guy! Props to you for dropping some Latin…been a while, makes me think of my dad.
@svtman933 күн бұрын
I have a 1956 Les Paul Special myself, the original bridge pickup on it is INCREDIBLY bitey. It's the best sounding P90 I've ever had, and I've had a 1953 Goldtop as well.
@jacksnax4guitar4603 күн бұрын
@@svtman93 great stuff for sure
@thewaywardtrio4 күн бұрын
Great point here!
@jacksnax4guitar4604 күн бұрын
@@thewaywardtrio thank you!
@ayushgvrg4 күн бұрын
great lesson man thank u
@thelatenightbar5 күн бұрын
always loved the Dead version of this tune.. My dad, who never could stand the music I listened to, when I played him this.. he was like yeah o.k. he also loved Ripple LOL
@jacksnax4guitar4605 күн бұрын
@@thelatenightbar thanks for watching!
@thelatenightbar5 күн бұрын
That version off the Skull & Roses album... is just amazing. so are your videos. thanks for taking the time.
@jacksnax4guitar4605 күн бұрын
@@thelatenightbar Thanks for taking the time to watch!
@reidnorton67945 күн бұрын
Cool...love the harmonic minor sound and always wanna learn new ways to use it (or maybe just the correct way). I really appreciate it.
@ramblinwes78535 күн бұрын
OMG! What is at 2:37 right after that you go to the first fret before the D
@jacksnax4guitar4605 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean… just playing the riff.
@ramblinwes78535 күн бұрын
@@jacksnax4guitar460 Thanks for the response! You bend the F# on 6 and then play something before sliding into D and no matter how many times I watch it in slow motion I don't get it.
@jacksnax4guitar4605 күн бұрын
@@ramblinwes7853 it’s the B note on the A string
@thelatenightbar5 күн бұрын
That opening jam... as usual.. was just rockin' Thanks for sharing.
@jacksnax4guitar4603 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it
@Illumignostic5 күн бұрын
how much is a one hour lesson
@jacksnax4guitar4604 күн бұрын
Depending on the number of lessons…80-100/lesson
@gregfgermano87435 күн бұрын
This was very helpful - when you talked about how you approach developing a solo by breaking it into chunks. Not just that, of course. It is helpful to hear (again 😁) your council that putting in the hours of ass time is a must. And from where I sit you are very giving in your willingness to come on again and again and treat everyone with respect, and offer your advice to us "younger" players. Not only do I get a lot of knowledge and encouragement, but you reenforce my belief that there are people with great big hearts out there. Thanks Jack!
@jacksnax4guitar4605 күн бұрын
@@gregfgermano8743 Thanks man!🤘🏻🎸🍄
@thelatenightbar5 күн бұрын
Always loved it when Jerry would rock out like that :)
@thelatenightbar5 күн бұрын
The opening jam at the beginning of this was awesome.
@anthony.welch6286 күн бұрын
I just want to know what scale jacksnax is using on the 9th fret from the 10th fret into the 12th fret again when he goes down the scale is that an A major or an A minor?’
@jacksnax4guitar4606 күн бұрын
@@anthony.welch628 the whole song uses the modes of A major (and some E blues)
@anthony.welch6286 күн бұрын
Oh ok thanks that’s what I thought but I wasn’t 100% sure?!
@anthony.welch6286 күн бұрын
But when & where do you use the B Dorian & the E mixolydian?’
@jacksnax4guitar4606 күн бұрын
@@anthony.welch628 Over the B chord and over the E chord…
@jackstrawfromwichita61687 күн бұрын
Great lesson with some invaluable licks and theory
@jacksnax4guitar4607 күн бұрын
@@jackstrawfromwichita6168 Thnx!
@tylerboley17867 күн бұрын
some great sounds here. can I ask what the amp was? Extremely smooth breakup
@jacksnax4guitar4607 күн бұрын
@@tylerboley1786 That’s a Kemper profiler I’m using a Deluxe Reverb and a tube screamer simulation.
@qwertyuiopsdfgh7 күн бұрын
Oh wow, at 13:25, that was so nice
@jacksnax4guitar4607 күн бұрын
One of my favorite bits of this solo…kinda hard to hear at first.
@tonyboehmer93117 күн бұрын
Ooooohhhhh !!!! You are good asf on guitar 🎸 I don’t know if anyone ever told you that.
@jacksnax4guitar4607 күн бұрын
@@tonyboehmer9311 Thanks for the kind words T!
@scottklandl4888 күн бұрын
YES!!!!
@pacosalvaje50669 күн бұрын
I love the Bob approved ironic touch of dawning the beast Maiden shirt for a lesson teaching what is most likely Weir's most tender ballad 🙂 Classic. Both lessons on LLR were incredibly insightful as always Jack, helped me finally polish some of those rougher turd sounding sections I was phoning in since I first started learning this one back in 92. Once more I love the work you do here as I have said in passing numerous times before, thanks as always for your generosity in sharing the knowledge and the absolutely humbling chops you teach and share here with the community. You are amongst that slice of what can be good with the Social Media/Webosphere. Enjoy the summer Señor!
@jacksnax4guitar4609 күн бұрын
@@pacosalvaje5066 My pleasure
@anthony.welch62810 күн бұрын
I love this guy! My best friend who was a dead head while I growing up in upstate New York would have been impressed with this guy, and he would have been honoured to have met him before he passed in May of 1996 from congestive heart failure?’❤
@gregfgermano874310 күн бұрын
Big thanks Jack - missed it live but caught it this morning. They really extend that ascending line cliché! Thanks for the detailed explanation.
@jacksnax4guitar4603 күн бұрын
Very welcome
@anthony.welch62810 күн бұрын
I just wanted to say that this guy is a genius, and I like his version or rendition even though this is not exactly the way he played?’ I actually like this guys version of Jerrys solo for Althea!’ But it sounds like he added his own twist to it or improvised it from the original one?’ My grandmother who died in 2013 her mother’s maiden name was Garcia!’ I’m still having trouble
@mrpvd10 күн бұрын
Thank you Jack
@reidnorton679411 күн бұрын
Awesome....Thanks a lot Jack.
@orisonsquirrell12 күн бұрын
Nice..
@sirbergersworth12 күн бұрын
Great video Jack. I wish we could see the live comments while replaying the video.
@jacksnax4guitar46012 күн бұрын
@@sirbergersworth I think you can select that as an option…I try to reiterate them but often forget
@sirbergersworth11 күн бұрын
@@jacksnax4guitar460 you may have to turn that on on your end. I don’t see the option like I do on other live replays.
@TallGuitarBoy12 күн бұрын
Jack, I just discovered your channel and it's amazing. Question: how do you get that "spank" on your attack when you play this solo? Is just the hot pups on your 335? You mentioned an envelope filter but I'm not hearing that effect.
@jacksnax4guitar46012 күн бұрын
@@TallGuitarBoy There’s some compression and the envelope follower and the phaser. But a lot of it is in the right hand….the pickups are not that important but the placement of them and which combination is used is. The 335 has pretty tame pickups. The center position on a 335 has that snappy sound…
@geoffreyadams761914 күн бұрын
I have never heard anyone play quite like you. It's truly amazing to me. There is no one teaching GD like this on YT. I've been working on this video alone for at least 4 weeks. There's so much in here, I fear I'll never get it all. At first I thought it was over my head because you don't spoon-feed the lessons. I have to rewind and use my ears to get this stuff. It's a lot of work but I think it might be better for real learning. I can't thank you enough. One question: towards the end when you are doing groups of six (I haven't mastered the groups of five yet!) you seem to be playing an F# major scale. Why is that when the key is E major/B mixolydian? And, if indeed you are playing in that key, why does this work?
@jacksnax4guitar46014 күн бұрын
@@geoffreyadams7619 I do not think I’m playing F# major…perhaps minor as that would be the ii chord in E major. Slow it down and check the notes…
@chrisk314 күн бұрын
Absolutely beautiful! Made me miss Jerry so much. Excellent job
@jacksnax4guitar46014 күн бұрын
@@chrisk3 thanks!!!
@hoppy072014 күн бұрын
Wow. Missed a few vids. Glad to see you. Gonna have to dust of those rusty strings just one more time
@jacksnax4guitar46014 күн бұрын
@@hoppy0720 nice!
@reidnorton679414 күн бұрын
I'm so happy you're back. I love having these lessons to watch and play with when i get up. I appreciate you a lot for doing these. Also...How many people heard and gave the go ahead on that "street cats" line? Haha...Producer: "Okay... it's ridiculous and it's too long, I love it, roll tape." It kinda messes up the whole song. Anyways thanks a lot.
@quitypop14 күн бұрын
tutorial please?
@jacksnax4guitar46014 күн бұрын
@@quitypop I’m sorry…I was just just goofing around with this one. I guess I can offer up something in my next office hours.
@quitypop14 күн бұрын
@@jacksnax4guitar460 much appreciated 🤙 also just quickly to get me started what's the chords to the song? G7 F C7 G7?
@jacksnax4guitar46014 күн бұрын
@@quitypop well not in that order It’s a blues with the F C chord change subbed in for the V (D)
@hustlaron15 күн бұрын
Hey, I heard ya say you’re in Bethany beach at the end there & was wondering if ya wanna try an jam sometime & I might be interested in learning some scale idea’s from ya too. I been playing for 30 years now but never took a lesson, learned theory or learned all those scales. I more or less will usually get chords to a song & kinda play it my own way & as far as leads go, I learned a blues scale watch a “learn to play guitar overnight” VHS vid for 5 min once. Then one night sleeping out for Pink Floyd tix in ‘94, someone taught me on the B & the high E some scales with minor’s/half step patterns (just on those 2 stings) & the rest I took on my own from there. I mostly play in the same kinda pattern area on different parts of the neck to get a blues or country sound depending on the song. I’d like to learn a lot more & have some original’s if ya wanna hear “Ride or Die” & “Read between the Lies” on my channel. Those vids are the first time ever playing the songs at 4am, after I just finished writing them that night. Not sure how to message ya my number but lemme know if ya wanna try to get together one of these days. My mom lives at Bethany. I’m in California but moving back any day now. ✌️🤡☝🏼❤️
@jacksnax4guitar46015 күн бұрын
@@hustlaron Hey! I’m not in Bethany this summer…sorry!!!
@gratefulz603515 күн бұрын
Man I’d love to take some lessons from you. If there’s a way to do something online please lmk man. I been watching you get better and better for over year and ur sound is exactly how I think of it 70s clean and a little more sparkle in playing then bluegrass. Lmk how to contact you I’d love to do live lessons online if that’s possible, I’m a disabled veteran that studied at berklee and u have been my fav dead guy and I live in Florida now so please lmk man !
@jacksnax4guitar46015 күн бұрын
@@gratefulz6035 Sure…please contact me @[email protected] Thanks for the nice comment and for your service
@RaymondWaldron16 күн бұрын
Any idea what time signature King Solomon’s is? I cannot figure it out for the life of me
@jacksnax4guitar46016 күн бұрын
@@RaymondWaldron nope
@FrodoSwagginz17 күн бұрын
Ahhh now seeing Peggy o like this would be great. You’re by far the best dead guitar KZreadr out there
@uberjam-sam851217 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@uberjam-sam851217 күн бұрын
More of this please. This was sublime. Would love to get that tone and appreciate you giving some guidance on how it's done. I also realized in playing along with you a bit how easy it is to move between these pentatonics and arpeggios (I-IV) Loved the little Jessica bit you snuck in your opening solo. Cheers!
@jacksnax4guitar46017 күн бұрын
@@uberjam-sam8512 very kind of you sir! Thnx
@dd6112517 күн бұрын
if you're mixing together mixolydian and aioli in the same run is this essentially a new mode ? or just a hybrid of sorts ? how many more modes lay undiscovered
@jacksnax4guitar46017 күн бұрын
@@dd61125 Well, for me…it’s not really like that. An occasional sharp or flat note to add a little tension isn’t reason enough to create more space in my brain for anew mode. Basically Major Scale, Harmonic Minor and Melodic Minor…those are modes you need to know in my experience
@reidnorton679417 күн бұрын
Hey...Did you ever give anymore thought to doing a pre-recorded (pay for) lesson?
@jacksnax4guitar46017 күн бұрын
@@reidnorton6794 Yep though I need to get a real set of production tool. For now I’m kind of fine tuning the contents, concepts and playing examples. Also hiring a transcriptionist for tabs etc… it’ll be some time.
@reidnorton679418 күн бұрын
Awesome....I've gotta go back and finish your last one too. I used to sometimes have trouble hearing your voice (not that I'm complaining), but now everything sounds great. I can't tell if you got a new studio or if you just changed your camera angle. Thanks again, as always.
@jacksnax4guitar46018 күн бұрын
I’m actually just using my phone with the speaker behind me
@lucasrocha757118 күн бұрын
You're truly a gift to this world. Thank you for all your lessons and your solos are beyond amazing, jesus christ
@kjguitarman18 күн бұрын
I was one of those guitarist who didn’t learn alternate picking early and my instructor never slapped my hands, which in looking back, I wished he would have. Years of practicing to unlearn my economy picking style!
@jacksnax4guitar46018 күн бұрын
@@kjguitarman I like economy picking…but it’s not a substitute
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Knew the chords, changes, etc. but, your description and walk thru is really informative and I'm grateful for the lesson
Can you remake this tutorial because it’s kind of confusing.
Thanks for another good one. Hope you have a fun trip.
Thank you SO MUCH! You're a great teacher and an awesome player.
With the caveat that this is not in the least bit criticism...it is an incredible testament to Garcia's playing...I have watched three videos by different people on this solo, and each one has offererd some subtlety that the others missed. And, each was so accurate that I didnt even notice these details until I watched the next persons video. These nuances that are so subtle when overlooked, turn out to be HUGE when applied as well, which is also incredible. You don't necesarily notice them when they are missed, but the impact when incorporated is massive. An example is the opening 6th slide. The first video had it as a single note slide. Sounded perfectly accurate. But, when I watched this and heard the the f# harmony, it was so obviously essentila to make it magickal. The fact that I have been studying and playing this music for decades, and am still surprised by the genius of it, is beyond words. (and btw, Jack, when I say each person missed something, you had it all notewise, but the phrases were played in different positions in one of the other videos, which I feel was more ergonomic, and maybe tonally better because it utilized the thicker strings. It may sound corny, but the joy and satisfaction I got just form realizing that the opening notes are actually a 6th, was incredibly gartifying, so thank you for that. Garcia would hat us for figutring his stuff out note for note, and I do try to avoid it when actually performing, but I just HAVE to know everything as precisely as possible, and thank you so much for filling in so many of the things that have evaded me for years. Fucker.😈)And actually after writing this, I realized you werent transcribibg the 91 solo the others were, so I guess you actually didnt miss anything, lol
@@Illumignostic yeah…I’m just making up my own solo in the style of JG
Awesome stuff! Thanks. My recent discovery of your channel has been a total revelation. I am a bit of jazz guitar snob, but I cut my teeth as a teenage guitar player on the Dreadful Grapes (as I affectionately call them-it’s a love/hate relationship) but your lessons have inspired me to return to their catalog with renewed enthusiasm and vigor. Fun stuff. I love Weir’s (essentially jazz) approach to the instrument as much as Garcia’s approach and the interchange between them is truly sui generis and unparalleled. Thanks so much for these lessons! I’ll find a way to contribute something to your efforts! Cheers and enjoy your time off. Meanwhile, I’ll be working through your excellent content. -JGC PS: What do you use for drums on the backing tracks you make?
@@JGCanning Thanks for the feedback…wonderful to have you stop by. I hope you’ll scope out a bunch of stuff and join us for an office hours session…. BTW all backing tracks with drums are from Jeff Williams…wonderful and generous guy! Props to you for dropping some Latin…been a while, makes me think of my dad.
I have a 1956 Les Paul Special myself, the original bridge pickup on it is INCREDIBLY bitey. It's the best sounding P90 I've ever had, and I've had a 1953 Goldtop as well.
@@svtman93 great stuff for sure
Great point here!
@@thewaywardtrio thank you!
great lesson man thank u
always loved the Dead version of this tune.. My dad, who never could stand the music I listened to, when I played him this.. he was like yeah o.k. he also loved Ripple LOL
@@thelatenightbar thanks for watching!
That version off the Skull & Roses album... is just amazing. so are your videos. thanks for taking the time.
@@thelatenightbar Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Cool...love the harmonic minor sound and always wanna learn new ways to use it (or maybe just the correct way). I really appreciate it.
OMG! What is at 2:37 right after that you go to the first fret before the D
Not sure what you mean… just playing the riff.
@@jacksnax4guitar460 Thanks for the response! You bend the F# on 6 and then play something before sliding into D and no matter how many times I watch it in slow motion I don't get it.
@@ramblinwes7853 it’s the B note on the A string
That opening jam... as usual.. was just rockin' Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
how much is a one hour lesson
Depending on the number of lessons…80-100/lesson
This was very helpful - when you talked about how you approach developing a solo by breaking it into chunks. Not just that, of course. It is helpful to hear (again 😁) your council that putting in the hours of ass time is a must. And from where I sit you are very giving in your willingness to come on again and again and treat everyone with respect, and offer your advice to us "younger" players. Not only do I get a lot of knowledge and encouragement, but you reenforce my belief that there are people with great big hearts out there. Thanks Jack!
@@gregfgermano8743 Thanks man!🤘🏻🎸🍄
Always loved it when Jerry would rock out like that :)
The opening jam at the beginning of this was awesome.
I just want to know what scale jacksnax is using on the 9th fret from the 10th fret into the 12th fret again when he goes down the scale is that an A major or an A minor?’
@@anthony.welch628 the whole song uses the modes of A major (and some E blues)
Oh ok thanks that’s what I thought but I wasn’t 100% sure?!
But when & where do you use the B Dorian & the E mixolydian?’
@@anthony.welch628 Over the B chord and over the E chord…
Great lesson with some invaluable licks and theory
@@jackstrawfromwichita6168 Thnx!
some great sounds here. can I ask what the amp was? Extremely smooth breakup
@@tylerboley1786 That’s a Kemper profiler I’m using a Deluxe Reverb and a tube screamer simulation.
Oh wow, at 13:25, that was so nice
One of my favorite bits of this solo…kinda hard to hear at first.
Ooooohhhhh !!!! You are good asf on guitar 🎸 I don’t know if anyone ever told you that.
@@tonyboehmer9311 Thanks for the kind words T!
YES!!!!
I love the Bob approved ironic touch of dawning the beast Maiden shirt for a lesson teaching what is most likely Weir's most tender ballad 🙂 Classic. Both lessons on LLR were incredibly insightful as always Jack, helped me finally polish some of those rougher turd sounding sections I was phoning in since I first started learning this one back in 92. Once more I love the work you do here as I have said in passing numerous times before, thanks as always for your generosity in sharing the knowledge and the absolutely humbling chops you teach and share here with the community. You are amongst that slice of what can be good with the Social Media/Webosphere. Enjoy the summer Señor!
@@pacosalvaje5066 My pleasure
I love this guy! My best friend who was a dead head while I growing up in upstate New York would have been impressed with this guy, and he would have been honoured to have met him before he passed in May of 1996 from congestive heart failure?’❤
Big thanks Jack - missed it live but caught it this morning. They really extend that ascending line cliché! Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Very welcome
I just wanted to say that this guy is a genius, and I like his version or rendition even though this is not exactly the way he played?’ I actually like this guys version of Jerrys solo for Althea!’ But it sounds like he added his own twist to it or improvised it from the original one?’ My grandmother who died in 2013 her mother’s maiden name was Garcia!’ I’m still having trouble
Thank you Jack
Awesome....Thanks a lot Jack.
Nice..
Great video Jack. I wish we could see the live comments while replaying the video.
@@sirbergersworth I think you can select that as an option…I try to reiterate them but often forget
@@jacksnax4guitar460 you may have to turn that on on your end. I don’t see the option like I do on other live replays.
Jack, I just discovered your channel and it's amazing. Question: how do you get that "spank" on your attack when you play this solo? Is just the hot pups on your 335? You mentioned an envelope filter but I'm not hearing that effect.
@@TallGuitarBoy There’s some compression and the envelope follower and the phaser. But a lot of it is in the right hand….the pickups are not that important but the placement of them and which combination is used is. The 335 has pretty tame pickups. The center position on a 335 has that snappy sound…
I have never heard anyone play quite like you. It's truly amazing to me. There is no one teaching GD like this on YT. I've been working on this video alone for at least 4 weeks. There's so much in here, I fear I'll never get it all. At first I thought it was over my head because you don't spoon-feed the lessons. I have to rewind and use my ears to get this stuff. It's a lot of work but I think it might be better for real learning. I can't thank you enough. One question: towards the end when you are doing groups of six (I haven't mastered the groups of five yet!) you seem to be playing an F# major scale. Why is that when the key is E major/B mixolydian? And, if indeed you are playing in that key, why does this work?
@@geoffreyadams7619 I do not think I’m playing F# major…perhaps minor as that would be the ii chord in E major. Slow it down and check the notes…
Absolutely beautiful! Made me miss Jerry so much. Excellent job
@@chrisk3 thanks!!!
Wow. Missed a few vids. Glad to see you. Gonna have to dust of those rusty strings just one more time
@@hoppy0720 nice!
I'm so happy you're back. I love having these lessons to watch and play with when i get up. I appreciate you a lot for doing these. Also...How many people heard and gave the go ahead on that "street cats" line? Haha...Producer: "Okay... it's ridiculous and it's too long, I love it, roll tape." It kinda messes up the whole song. Anyways thanks a lot.
tutorial please?
@@quitypop I’m sorry…I was just just goofing around with this one. I guess I can offer up something in my next office hours.
@@jacksnax4guitar460 much appreciated 🤙 also just quickly to get me started what's the chords to the song? G7 F C7 G7?
@@quitypop well not in that order It’s a blues with the F C chord change subbed in for the V (D)
Hey, I heard ya say you’re in Bethany beach at the end there & was wondering if ya wanna try an jam sometime & I might be interested in learning some scale idea’s from ya too. I been playing for 30 years now but never took a lesson, learned theory or learned all those scales. I more or less will usually get chords to a song & kinda play it my own way & as far as leads go, I learned a blues scale watch a “learn to play guitar overnight” VHS vid for 5 min once. Then one night sleeping out for Pink Floyd tix in ‘94, someone taught me on the B & the high E some scales with minor’s/half step patterns (just on those 2 stings) & the rest I took on my own from there. I mostly play in the same kinda pattern area on different parts of the neck to get a blues or country sound depending on the song. I’d like to learn a lot more & have some original’s if ya wanna hear “Ride or Die” & “Read between the Lies” on my channel. Those vids are the first time ever playing the songs at 4am, after I just finished writing them that night. Not sure how to message ya my number but lemme know if ya wanna try to get together one of these days. My mom lives at Bethany. I’m in California but moving back any day now. ✌️🤡☝🏼❤️
@@hustlaron Hey! I’m not in Bethany this summer…sorry!!!
Man I’d love to take some lessons from you. If there’s a way to do something online please lmk man. I been watching you get better and better for over year and ur sound is exactly how I think of it 70s clean and a little more sparkle in playing then bluegrass. Lmk how to contact you I’d love to do live lessons online if that’s possible, I’m a disabled veteran that studied at berklee and u have been my fav dead guy and I live in Florida now so please lmk man !
@@gratefulz6035 Sure…please contact me @[email protected] Thanks for the nice comment and for your service
Any idea what time signature King Solomon’s is? I cannot figure it out for the life of me
@@RaymondWaldron nope
Ahhh now seeing Peggy o like this would be great. You’re by far the best dead guitar KZreadr out there
Thanks!
More of this please. This was sublime. Would love to get that tone and appreciate you giving some guidance on how it's done. I also realized in playing along with you a bit how easy it is to move between these pentatonics and arpeggios (I-IV) Loved the little Jessica bit you snuck in your opening solo. Cheers!
@@uberjam-sam8512 very kind of you sir! Thnx
if you're mixing together mixolydian and aioli in the same run is this essentially a new mode ? or just a hybrid of sorts ? how many more modes lay undiscovered
@@dd61125 Well, for me…it’s not really like that. An occasional sharp or flat note to add a little tension isn’t reason enough to create more space in my brain for anew mode. Basically Major Scale, Harmonic Minor and Melodic Minor…those are modes you need to know in my experience
Hey...Did you ever give anymore thought to doing a pre-recorded (pay for) lesson?
@@reidnorton6794 Yep though I need to get a real set of production tool. For now I’m kind of fine tuning the contents, concepts and playing examples. Also hiring a transcriptionist for tabs etc… it’ll be some time.
Awesome....I've gotta go back and finish your last one too. I used to sometimes have trouble hearing your voice (not that I'm complaining), but now everything sounds great. I can't tell if you got a new studio or if you just changed your camera angle. Thanks again, as always.
I’m actually just using my phone with the speaker behind me
You're truly a gift to this world. Thank you for all your lessons and your solos are beyond amazing, jesus christ
I was one of those guitarist who didn’t learn alternate picking early and my instructor never slapped my hands, which in looking back, I wished he would have. Years of practicing to unlearn my economy picking style!
@@kjguitarman I like economy picking…but it’s not a substitute
You’re the best. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome!