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Well there you go again….cementing (reinforcing) our triads & 7th knowledge and sprinkling simple slides and SUS ideas. I love your teaching style and delivery….very easy to put into practice! Thank you and AGAIN I say, you are an amazing teacher and human being!🎸🕺
Corey is one of the best players in Nashville, but he is also as good an instructor as he is a player because he cares about your progress as a player yourself. I have put a lot of money into guitar study and Corey has the best prices for the quality of classes. If you are a monthly subscriber you get it all and his monthly Zoom classes are very supportive.
No one offers better programs than Corey. Going through Corey's programs has put me on the path to becoming a good guitar player, his approach to teachings makes clear and understandable "Seemingly" complex (at least to beginners) musical ideas into direct simple approaches.
I’m hoping you can do a specific BB King Blues lead class with backing tracks and PDF’s for the guitarist to create their own BB King sound. That would be amazing. Love to see something that incorporates the styles used in The thrill is gone, Lucille and sweet little angel as an example. Something where you can play those songs and then play solos along with them or with the backing tracks. That would help me so much!!!!
Sounds so amazing. We saw BB and Bobby Bland with a full orchestra and vocal backups at a smallish venue back in 77. OMG, it was a night in heaven for us. Thanks Corey, really creative tasty sounding stuff.
This is so amazing. Inside the mind of an incredible rhythm guitar player. I loved every minute of this video. By the way, that suspended seventh chord sounded to me like a very Sting-esque move for a second
Hey Corey, I just wanted to say great job on this course! I recently finished going through it and it was a ton of fun…just an absolute gold mind of blues rhythm stuff to incorporate into my playing. I actually iked it so much, I went ahead and bought the blues by yourself course, which is awesome as well. Thanks again for all the hard work and all the great lessons you put out there!
Great lesson Corey. I'd like to tell anyone who may read this that your "intermediate blues rhtym guitar" course was a door opener for me and I am now every day on "Blues Guitar by yourself", which is bringing me to another level (with a lot of hard work...): One of the best courses I ever found!
Fantastic lesson. I've been working on your "Blues Guitar by Yourself" course where you use a similar approach - swapping/inserting chord voicings to flesh out an arrangement. As you point out, in a jam context you can use these approaches but you need to tastefully stay out of the way of the other players. Slightly different mindset. Thanks Corey!
Hi Corey, this is a similar chord progression to Christone Kingfish Ingram's version of Thrill Is Gone. Beautiful. I will probably watch this video again a few times more. Thank you, first class tutorial!
That's a really nice touch. This really reminds me of one of your jam tracks on True Fire. It's a good reminder to guitarists that there is so much more to rhythm guitar than meets the eye.
so good. i mixed som seventh arpeggio lines with the pentatonics. couple of doublestops here and there and i was groooving ! but it wasnt bb no more,it was my blues
Cheers Corey, just bought. Looking forward to this. I, like many others (I imagine), quickly move on past this stuff when we have the basics down and then wonder why we don't have the nuance/ sophistication in our playing that others do. Can't wait to get stuck in and plug that gap
This is so great! I feel like a lot of the things I’ve learned over the years from you plus some new Corey magic all came together in this one lesson. Thank you sir! 🔥
Dear Corey, I really love this lesson, it is great for me because I was looking for learning this rhythm since long time. Thank you so much. I just would like to know which system you use to start and stop the backing track, as it seems to me that you just push a button when you need (there is a noise we hear ;). I usually use my phone or iPad, but your tool seems to be great. Many thanks in advance Corey :)
Hi Corey, great lesson. I am a VIP with you so I will check out the new course for sure. Thought I would add that I have played a F#7#9 on this song to nice effect.
Soooo fun! Corey, I'm a vocalist who plays guitar. Could your arrangements work for someone who wants to self accompany? I've been wanting this course since I came across your channel last year! Thank you for all your hard work!!!
Best quote I heard from BB regarding rhythm playing was someone was knocking him for not playing rhythm and he said I’ve got a 13 piece band, no cares about my rhythm playing but you.
Mahalo Corey, so awesome. Just listening to BB sing is so amazing, let a long that killer guitar. One question, If I was using a metronome, what BPM would I use?
Thanks! Sweet Home Chi, crosscut saw, further on up the road, messing with the kid, born under a bad sign, nobody knows you when you’re down and out, everyday I have the blues, stormy Monday, and Im Ready
Per usual, this was awesome. I’ve been following this channel and your courses for years and it is all starting to sink in. I am currently working through rhythm ideas over a jam in the style of The Thrill Is Gone and this is so money. I have also been loving one of your prior tips of using major triads from the relative major key to get that sweet minor ninth sound. And can’t forget the harmonized thirds! As always, thank you Corey. YTM
