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Amazing lesson Jeff ! 😮 My ears and mind can keep up but my hands are not up to speed yet !

What type of capacitor do you use?

Wow. Just found this gem series! Thank you so much!

My only question is what pair of pre ripped jeans do you wear to buy your relic’d guitar?

Heck yes!!

I have a Custom. It's true about the weight.

So I can turn modern wiring into 50's by welding the pieces right?

Another great, unique, and (no surprise) creative lesson. Thanks, Jeff!

Rich Robinson is also a great open G player.

WHEN i was a kid, if 18 is a kid, and it definitely is, i would buy songbooks or at least bootleg a few. one that i straight up bought at the music store was "some girls." we had bought tickets in boulder to see the stones because it was the closest show to topeka kansas. they later added a kansas city show, so of course we went to that show as well. it was really confusing how so many songs just sounded mediocre playing the chord charts out of the book. not just the stones, but csny and a bunch of others. there was no internet to crack the code with. it wasn't until a couple years later that i met a guy in lincoln, ne who had his guitar tuned funny who said "just play whatever you want to, and i'll jump in." that i figured out the deal. what an epiphany. shortly after that i found michael hedges and i never looked back!

How you’d you compare the DGT Wood Library to say a Tom Anderson (Angel or in general)? Thank you. Great video!

Great practice idea! Thanks Jeff.

I should really use drones as thoughtful practice more. Because even in this video I started thinking "okay but what about the relative keys? E works & C should work for minor." So just adding the pentatonic of those and thinking about it (which I rarely think) is putting pieces together.

Great stuff here Jeff!!! I can absolutely see how you could get lost in this.

excellent

Jeff, I want to thank you for the free gifts you have offered, I am currently hospitalized waiting for a heart transplant. Therefore, money is a bit tight. Afterwards I will gladly look you up for paid lessons.

Guys, is it meant to be electric guitar only? Because otherwise it makes no sense that you wouldn't mention Robert Johnson (and others)

Thank you Jeff for this. I find myself doing this alot but felt guilty that I was doing something not so regimented 😊

Hi Jeff, beautiful stuff. The opening had a very Irish landscape soundtrack vibe going on. Then I remembered why, check out the intro to the original Thin Lizzy recording of Whiskey in the Jar from the mid 1970’s, very similar feel/approach, apart from the fact that it’s in a minor key. Thanks for that, top class. The Irishman.

What a fantastic video have a wonderful weekend heff Jeff also happy independence day also Canada day is Monday where I live in ❤😊

"Since I've Been Lovin You " is one of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs exactly because it adds those cool chords to a Blues. How creative and soulful!

I have been a gigging bassist for the last 25 years or so. I also love to try to come up with song ideas at home on the guitar. Always looking for ways to increase my creativity and musicality. Jeff's guitar lessons are amongst the best that I have come across online that move me closer to that end. The triad bundle is amazing! So many techniques for expanding your musical ideas up and down the fret board. The key word is musical. All of the lessons are geared towards expanding musicality. Thanks Jeff! Must have been lots of work creating all these various lessons that dovetail into one another so effectively.

Sounds pretty.

Fantastic lesson, Jeff, thank you. Have to say you were always among my favorite guitar educators on youtube and paid lesson plans, but it feels like in the last few weeks you just took it up another level. The quality and variety of topics....Fast turning into appointment viewing! Rock on!

Always helpful and, oh, so tasty, JM. Thanks, Sensei! 😎👍

Very nice, thanks! This chimes so much with me at the moment as I think that I've spent far too much time at the other end of the scale if you forgive the pun. Too many hours playing solo, practicing technique. Playing with a nice tone against a background like this seems such a refreshing alternative approach

Great lesson, Jeff, thanks. When you played the A Mixolydian scale it reminded me of a song by Gabor Szabo, "Macho." (Also the name of the album )

What kinda of strat is that? 2 humbuckers? 😊

Brilliant lesson. Love the Phrygian stuff.

Great lesson! Thank you for the track!

I’m off to Ac/Dc at Wembley next week,this could be a perfect practice before the madness 🔥 Thanks young Jeff 🥇

So this wasn't about tapping. I get it.

....great. Thank you, for all the interesting topics you cover in your videos...and also including the backingtracks...👍🏻🎸🎵🎸👍🏻

Just what I needed... Thanks JEFF!

Jeff, really appreciate your video's and greatly enjoy the lessons I have purchased. THANK YOU

I dig this guy! I also take his lessons.

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WHAT? I'm 63. Drummer.

AI will cancel character in music, will render everything flat. why are you helping that using it? just get a pencil and write the notes on a piece of paper. things cannot grow without our consent

you spoke a bit about knowing what your right hand is doing. I have been fortunate that I have been able to do that and not worry about it while I struggle with my left. LOL. But just watching this video it is amazing how little effort or movement there seems to be coming from your right hand while the music is incredible.

Jeff, can I ask you a theory question? I was inspired by this last night and decided that rather than just learn 7ths it made more sense to me to learn 13ths and just ditch some notes for 11th's, 9th's and 7th's respectively to get the others. so far so good. I've been making charts long hand and my brain seems to have gone fizzy. If my charts are right then a G13 has exactly the same notes in it as a C major scale. Respectively A13 has all the notes of a D major scale so on an so forth. This means that if one ignores the relationship between the G and B string, every root note as a 13th will have all the notes of the major scale of the note directly to it's right. so E13 will have all the notes of the A major scale... Am I missing something here? Are my charts wrong? It seems too easy.... I haven't gone into minors or flat 5ths or anything else so far, therefore I haven't found any other weird relationships, it seems to me I may have gone wrong somewhere, can you confirm my thinking or do I need to go back to my charts?

Uh-oh... ya got me tah thinkin'.

Jeff in shorts - scandalous!

I agree learning all the notes is more important than memorising scales. Like most people I get bored easily & find memorising things tedious. So the only way I achieved it was by learning to read music, which is fun once you start, killing 2 birds with one stone.

What a fantastic video have a wonderful day Jeff ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊 also do you have plans this weekend

Love the tone and sustain on the Strat when you stretch up a whole step and vibrato, on the intro Blues piece! Love the space and sharing with the other instruments. Pivoting positions efficiently seems to help me with feel and attempting to end a phrase on a good note is important to me!

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I love that intro jam. Slow blues is suppose to be slow.

Hey Jeff can you pick up the tempo on your intro jam ? It puts me to sleep. Just sayin , Thanks Jeff

Very helpful, good insight into getting better. Jeff- would you consider doing next level tips (things to know) i.e. phrasing, secondary chords, modes, connecting scales, chord extensions etc. New to your channel and love the content. Thanks