2 SIMPLE CONCEPTS Worth Acquiring To Make Your Blues Guitar Playing That Much Better.

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@markbaum9615 3 года назад

Every time the backing track starts.. Your inner Jerry materializes... Which is my cup0tea.... Make America Grateful Again Thanks for your work Ian

@avonnabors 3 года назад

One the most articulate guitar RU-vidr around.

@AP-ui7oi 3 года назад

One of the best RU-vid teachers out there...my man Stitch!

@mikefitz3063 3 года назад

Whether it’s blues finger, blue note, in the mind of, 3s and 5s... you’ve really got me feeling better about my lead and for that I thank you Ian! Rock on bro!

@ModernGolfer 3 года назад

Ian - It's fantastic that, no matter how extensive one's experience, one can still have those 'Aha!' moments. IMO, that's what makes playing an instrument a lifelong journey, and pleasure. Thanks! 👍

@mr.rudolph630 3 года назад

subtle and helpful. Really helpful.

@EclecticEssentric 2 года назад

Thanks, Ian. Great stuff.

@timdaynes744 3 года назад

Great insight so simple yet so effective. Thanks

@shivanshkaushik383 3 года назад

You changed my life, thanks Ian! One thing I request is for you to show us your go-to pedalboard!!

@44scoots 3 года назад

Great video Mr. Stitch!!! Thx!

@orthus7895 3 года назад

Thanks, I thought I was the only one doing this and was trying to break the habit. Very useful for cutting off a bent note, allowing a silent release but having the pick in position to play again immediately.

@victorkutenko2399 3 года назад

so many insights, thanks!

@DaGSlM2015 3 года назад

Another great lesson!

@jamescrew6288 3 года назад

lovely stuff my man

@ianhaffenden-music7267 3 года назад

Excellent as always.... you really are a gem..

@kerrfoot 2 года назад

Years ago I attended a national guitar workshop in Austin, took a blues course with Matt Smith. He showed us the trick… Start with the first finger on the root and your in major. Start with the third finger on the root and You're in minor.

@view5558 2 года назад

I really enjoyed the video and learnt something new.

@desertfox3860 3 года назад

Good stuff, thanks.

@drewdietz2115 3 года назад

Another top drawer lesson!!

@reginamiller3153 8 месяцев назад

Thank You🤘

@elkameno 3 года назад

Love that Strat Ian. I know you're a PRS guy but every time I see that Strat I know we're in for some great tone. Either way, your videos are great and always inspire me to make a loop and expand on what you talk about.

@JasonAckerman09 3 года назад

Loved it, glad to see this lesson shared with the world!

@StichMethodGuitar 3 года назад

This is THE Jason! Thanks man

@thomashardin846 3 года назад

Ability to use words to convey musical ideas. Like u point out, this skill can help us all stay fresh. Am 57, and I appreciate ya bro.

@davidkalk2451 3 года назад

Dude, thanks for making learning so much easier to “be the fiddler”

@Goldenhot 3 года назад

Thank you ！

@outtathyme5679 3 года назад

So helpful

@stevelarsen4526 3 года назад

Thx Ian. 👍😊🎸

@VipulChagotra 3 года назад

thanku Ian🙏🙏🙏

@designwarp9117 3 года назад

very cool! thanks so much :)

@sirhamalot8651 3 года назад

I think you had a video a few years ago explaining pressing your fretting fingers on the board for as long as you want the note to ring out. (rather than holding the note down in anticipation of plucking it and muting it with your picking hand.) I've used your technique so often that I mute with both hands effortlessly without thinking about it anymore. Thanks for the great videos! (...more trey!)

@pevsfreedom 3 года назад

Special sauce. My biggest problem with maj pent is trying to get min blues box shapes out of my fingers and ear after 10 years of playing nothing but that.

@salyer28 3 года назад

U are the man!!!

@SuperKillbill66 3 года назад

500th like !! I feel privileged .....super lesson as always ..

@mindcontrol67 3 года назад

I do the pull off from fret (12 11 9) G string with the E maj pentatonic a lot which targets the 3rd 2nd then root.

@lazzuriblues 3 года назад

Good Stuff. Thanks a lot:))

@jayjay-gl4fj 3 года назад

Good video

@fishuntr 3 года назад

Another great lesson. I appreciate your style and humor. One can never have too many muting tools can they? Tagging the m3 trick also works to toggle out the BB box. Its easily accessible on both sides of it. Part of the Freddy box if I ever get those two straight and its unison note on the b string. Hope I said that correctly and was somewhat clear. Thank you

@jjryan1352 3 года назад

I think the 2nd part will help me with the solo on Cray's Strong Persuader. Timing those pauses has been difficult at my level.

@rebeccaabraham8652 3 года назад

Dammit! Done it again - you’ve triggered a chain of thought on how to think of scales - that I can apply to blues and jazz; I forsee a lot of sleepless nights ahead as I think it through.... Rather than thinking of the pentatonic patterns that always made me freeze - I can just think of a spider’s web pattern centred around the root note - pretty similar, but different!

@Mikeshawtoday 3 года назад

A great trick for the flute too in the E maj pentatonic. Now I can throw in an A natural, G natural, and land on E. It sounds cool and bluesey. So for A maj pentatonic - it would be D nat, C nat, A, I think. Going by ear. Is that right? Trying to memorize the sound of this sequence. So it's the last three notes of the minor pentatonc going downwards (to root).

@rbriggz 3 года назад

Stitch. That was great! Can you do another lesson from the opposite perspective? For those of us that drift into the minor bluesy sound and have a hard time finding the major Grateful Dead/Allman Brothers smooth major sound.

@StichMethodGuitar 3 года назад

Look up this video: Instantly Sound Great With Major Pentatonic (NeverLost): Allman Brothers Guitar Feel

@PlouplePoupi 3 года назад

I totally agree👇🏻🇫🇷👍🏼🍒

@eddiemattingly 3 года назад

Wow I have never thought about muting the strings using my finger-what a great concept! I have been practicing using my palm to mute the other strings while playing-thereby muting the current string as well-is there anything wrong with this method vs the method you described?

@StichMethodGuitar 3 года назад

Both, you want to do both :)

@lawrencedeans1433 3 года назад

Dynamite dynamics

@ef2b 3 года назад

How are you holding your guitar? I'm picking up the electric after always playing a nylon with a foot stool and am going nuts because I feel like I'm chasing the neck around and having to support the instrument with my left hand or am dragging it back to where I want it to be. I'm trying to get to a position really close to what you are playing but I don't see how you are supporting the instrument. This is about as basic as it gets, so I hope you can point me in the right direction. Thanks!

@dh4767 3 года назад

1:21 me af

@LevitatorMusic 3 года назад

Do you have a video about how to stop playing shapes and start playing notes? I can play in any key, all over the neck but it's because I know the scale and triad shapes but I don't really know how to get the notes/intervals to click. Like, I know HOW to play but I don't know WHAT to play.

@StichMethodGuitar 3 года назад

Start with my Althea video

@LevitatorMusic 3 года назад

@@StichMethodGuitar thanks dude

@StichMethodGuitar 3 года назад

Oh also my “this is where RU-vid lacks video”

@mikefitz3063 3 года назад

I’m sure you’re a pretty busy guy but do you do 1on1 zoom lessons?