Complement another rhythm guitar player w/ melodic fills. Rhythm guitar ideas - Guitar Lesson EP419 

Brian for 56 years I loved and played the blues but I've been very versatile and have played almost every style of music.I have a library of open tuning I've collected and I love to spend time playing in open tunings discovering new tones, notes and ideas creating rhythm's and playing over them..I've spent a lot if years recording rhythms in standard tuning for my songs playing the second guitar parts and I've often use a open tuning to play over them I just completed a song that I had written years ago in the Double drop D tuning I used a D drone tuning DADDAD to play slide on the song that sings out to the heart. I love what you are teaching in this lesson the tones of the second guitar are beautiful over the rhythm, you've created a beautiful voice that sings out to the heart to learn and to enjoy.. In my home you're appreciated. very much for what you give in your music. Sing on my friend. Thank you.

What a wonderful teacher

I’m a simple man, I see a video by Brian, I hit 👍

You really give some outstanding ideas. I cant always do what you show but your lessons have helped me understand better than anything I've seen

Dude you are literally covering all the things I have been looking for!! So much appreciate my dude

thats probably my all time favorite lesson of all time! the sound of those notes ringing out is beautiful

this is what I'm after.....wonderful lesson, thanks and keep em coming!!

Incredibly tasty yet simple stuff. Thanks for the lesson.

Thanks Brian 👍👍

Brian, I don't even care what this week's lesson i. What you played in the intro was breathtaking

While you haven’t started talking yet….this is beautiful!

It's 'complement', not 'compliment'. E. g., "You play well" is a compliment. "Our styles sound well together, we complement each other" illustrates the meaning and use of 'complement'. The easiest way to remember the distinction is, a complement almost always completes something, for that is the meaning of the word. You're an excellent instructor.

Nice melody,love it!

Saw the triads as you were moving towards and playing through them, outlining the chords. Saw the harmonized 3rds and 5ths. Light bulb? More like lightning bolts going off and through my head. Thank you for your time and effort in making these lessons. They are helping me understand more and better about the connections that are available when playing and complementing another guitarist.

5-Stars! ★★★★★ Ha! I learned that harmonized 6th run 20 years ago, knew it sounded great but never knew why? Now we know... What a great teacher, I may have to sign up to continue my music theory crash course!

All I can say is thanks so much for this lightbulb moment as I reach for my looper pedal to work on this! Beautiful chord progression and very tasteful fills. 🤟

The most perfect lesson for where I am

Are you kidding me?! Thats so beautifull! If you would make a instrumental album, I would buy it TWICE! Thats how beautifull it is. Thx for Sharing and explaining your master music brain !!

What a guitar! Bad baby rings The Sound Of Heaven

Excellent! Excellent! Thank you so much Brian!

Sweet melodic sound,Brian,I like that.

"Don't copy,compliment",wise words indeed!

This is a perfect lesson! Not many instructors teach that at all, how to fit in with other tracks or jam with others. You're THE very best, Brian! ♪💕

Soo much value in your lessons... I love it!

this is exceptional. how do you keep coming up with fabulous ideas, lessons, that are so inspiring, helpful, practical? ♥️♥️♥️

Guitar sounds great!

Thanks for this, Brian!

Look forward to these

I could write a lovely song to that melody and even sing it too. i have written quite a few songs over the last 25 years. I have been working on some melodies with a similar melody for the last two days.

Great instruction and explanation.

so beautiful !!

Beautiful 😊

You are inspiring

I like this channel. Thank you sir.

Great lesson! This would also sound good on electric with a little delay and reverb. And the sus chords are definitely handy is these situations. You can also find them in the other CAGED chord shapes. I pull them from the A shape as well.

10:23 reminds me of Peace Train by Jim Croce.

I wish I could get my grandson, Nathan. C. Roper, to learn and inwardly digest this stuff. It’d save him decades!! But I’m just a soppy old grandad!?

Easy - "You're a good rhythm player"

Zabardast.....cheers from Toronto....

Sweet...I’m going to work on this one for sure but I think I’ll use slides where you use bends 👍😎

Good lesson and thanks for correcting the spelling.

Excellent playing, how I wish I could play like that, more videos and more power

I really like your playing, it is so subtil and tasty. Do you have any original recording?

cool

Hi Brian. Lovely. Tremendous job thank you for it. Can I ask you what is your favourite acoustic string gauge?

sir 🙏🙏🙏

complEment, dear friends, ComplEment.

Complement.

So you say this is the way I think about it. Connecting it to the cord. Biggest light bulb ever I'm telling you.

Is That a Technics Quartz SL turntable?

ojalá pongan subtitulos en castellano . entiendo el mensaje musical pero ayudaría el subtitulo en castellano

I love the sound of an acoustic guitar.. except for the screeching strings.. my eyes are closed and my ears are absorbing the harmonics.. then there's the chalkboard..

ComplEment?

why not just have a rhythm guitar player and a lead guitar player and just call it a day?nobody wants to hear that hokey crap