"ONE MORE WITH FEELING THIS TIME" PLAYING OVER MAJOR CHORDS WITH KIRK FLETCHER

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Bluesman Kirk Fletcher gives some tips on playing over Major chords. Blues guitarist often struggle playing of non Blues songs with major chords. Kirk takes a very simple concept of playing less and saying more with dynamics and phrasing like a vocalist would. If you would like to support Kirk here is a link to a gofundme setup for his album release "Heartache by the Pound" gofund.me/cf06... ‪@gibsonguitar‬

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@danieldoke7725 2 года назад

Kirk, I am super blessed to live in Nashville and hang with you at the local guitar-bar (TM, GT haha) from time to time! My wife and I also coming Sunday to see you with JD at 3rd & Lindsley. You are a special gift from our lord. As to the videos, these short tips and guidance videos are so helpful in my musical journey. I really dig-in, transpose, work on locating the lick all over the fretboard and using dynamics & muting to really woodshed the ideas to expand my vocabulary....I feel blessed to support you via tips and your GoFundMe effort. God bless you my friend, see you around soon!

@70snuttodd95 7 месяцев назад

Dude, sounds like this when I was 15 or 16 made me feel like I could fly and made me want to learn how to make these sounds. I'm 61 now I guess I'm not as emotional as when younger but this kind of playing sure pulls up a feeling, love your stuff man, I just found you and I plan to dig in to your generosity ❤

@kenngardner 2 года назад

I'm so glad I came across your channel Kirk.

@mileswatkinson8135 2 года назад

Great tips, very nice playing. I strongly believe in simple, melodic licks played with passion, that's what makes great music. Tom Buckovic often says sing a melody and then play it, similar to the advice you gave here. Thanks for sharing.

@paulbillingham6769 2 года назад

What a lovely guy, the sort you would trust with your most prized possession.

@chusamusic1409 Год назад

Man!!! If you put things like the first tune on a record with a very soft touch of production, it'd be pure joy to listen to on a quiet afternoon

@chusamusic1409 Год назад

Hello from the Canton of Solothurn

@supraandskyline 2 года назад

my favorite guitar player!!!

@Kdog-hw6ri 2 года назад

Nothing but love for your playing.

@pinkybrain1703 2 года назад

My new favourite player making lessons fun again Great philosophy thanks for sharing

@chrisanderson9331 2 года назад

You playing is just beautiful. It warms the soul

@paulf7567 2 года назад

from velvet underground to the stones... excellent.. x

@nebneb5630 2 года назад

Thanks Kirk for your very valuable tips

@phillipstroop4881 2 года назад

Mr. Fletcher- thank you so much for these videos and the sweet music you make on that guitar. Feels like we are sitting right there in the room with you man

@HankStoneMusic 2 года назад

That's the type of playing got me started in the first place, and what I keep coming back to. Home 🎶

@MarcoZambon606 Год назад

Falo do Brasil , você é muito bom, excepcional !! Me lembrou " The Weight " do " The Band " Very Soul.

@williamtrew5163 2 года назад

Joyful and informative as ever 👍

@elenaskrypnikova3472 2 года назад

Hey,Kirk! Such a beauuutiful melody !

@iloverumi 2 года назад

great playing and topic (major chords are too often neglected). thanks.

@vladimirpoutine7522 2 года назад

Beautiful sir!

@DoctorDave5 2 года назад

Smooth as silk. Thanks once again for inspiring me to try to improve my playing. Great stuff 👍

@antronero5970 2 года назад

Terrificus

@abreug2 2 года назад

Good stuff!!

@louisvuittondonvg9040 2 года назад

Kirk this is N incredible lesson man

@JP-oe6pw 2 года назад

You're the man Kirk. Thank you for sharing the knowledge

@wewilliewilson1974 2 года назад

Thanks for the awesome lesson. Love your playing

@leetyler994 2 года назад

Nice 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐰

@steven-adamski 2 года назад

Very cool!!!

@officialchrislister 2 года назад

awesome bro you are amazing!

@timtime9167 Год назад

Thanks for the content!

@BigDaddy-fx4nx 2 года назад

good stuff

@klintburns7230 2 года назад

You a stone cold killa Mr. Fletcher🤘🏼

@quasimandias 2 года назад

Fabulous work, really inspiring.

@PaulDatta 2 года назад

Lovely lesson. As always.

@mojo6778 2 года назад

I love they way you break it down, simplify it, very helpful.

@johnjozefowicz2022 2 года назад

Kirk, saw you on the Truetone lounge..your touch and feel are up there with anyone

@J.C... 2 года назад

Whoa. He's on Truetone?! I just saw him on Keith's Short History of the Gibson L5 video at Five Watt World. Gonna have to check out his Truetone Lounge interview. I've watched David Grissoms about 15 times by now lol. And just saw it again yesterday 😁

@J.C... 2 года назад

Wow. Looks like he's a Truefire Instructor, also. NICE. I have an All Access pass to Truefire so I'll have to find his stuff.

@TaxPayingContributor 2 года назад

Why I am subscribed. So much to learn.

@chuckg3475 2 года назад

Thanks Kirk ... very helpful!!

@FSarnicola 2 года назад

thank you very much

@michaelgranka7904 2 года назад

👍👍👍

@AndalusianIrish 2 года назад

I think it's useful to have other guitarists in mind when coming to these things. For Dorian I think of Santana. For major I think of B.B. King and The Allman Brothers Band e.g. songs like 'Soulshine'. And Hendrix of course.

@44scoots 2 года назад

Great video Kirk, thx! But how do you figure out the vocal melody?

@TwilightStorm 2 года назад

Um. I'll try. Take a song you feel is easy. Take a short phrase of vocals. Now, either in your head, or out loud, sing the phrase, but don't pronounce the words. Find the sound/note of the word/syllables of the word being sung, on your instrument. Something like the nursery rhyme Mary Had A Little Lamb. Try to sing each syllable in your head and find the notes on the guitar. Do the same with your phrase. Keep it simple at first, it falls under ear training, and transcribing I think. Try to find the note your neighbor's lawn mower or weed whacker is growling in. The note the horn of a car honked in, play the bird singing in the tree, Play jingles from TV, etc. (Non intentional cheesy rhyme, sorry) I have no idea if that helps, or if it's confusing. Just sing the line like you didn't know the words, and what you're left with is the vocal melody. Knowing a bit of scales is helpful too.

@44scoots 2 года назад

@@TwilightStorm Very helpful, thank you!