Play better solos right now with this simple rhythm trick

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(Apologies for the attention grabbing kinda title, but I hope the content of the lesson actually delivers on the promise.) In this video I'm talking about phrasing, and I give you an easy to implement strategy for adding more rhythmic interest to your solos.
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Hi 00:00
Introductory noodling 01:13
The basic concept 03:07
One lick, 8 rhythmic variations 03:41
16th note ideas 10:25
Triplet ideas 12:10
Gear used in this video 15:02
Bye 15:45
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@stratnut Год назад

Richard Thompson is the master of starting on an unexpected beat. If you try playing along and you'll realise how unique he is!

@frankvaleron Год назад

What a lesson. You're eternally underrated dude

@camcam297 Год назад

Thank you for this video(and all your others of course)!!! I've been feeling lost with getting better at making sounds or melodies using different rhythms like triplets but this video helped me feel like I'm back on track, and for that I'll always be extremely grateful. Thanks!!!!!

@ianthomas4791 Год назад

As always, this is a fantastic and helpful lesson. Thank you!

@steve-shmeev Год назад

Wow--super helpful and insightful! Thanks!

@FerrisFlyer Год назад

Outstanding as usual!

@teleacousticplayer9386 Год назад

YOU ADRIAN, never have to apologize for anything like that. Your work (tutorials) is very authentic! Whether your titles are attention grabbing or not, they are worth everything in Gold!. Anyone ever accuses you of attention grabbing video titles, should only talk when they can play as good as you. It's not like your not backing up what your saying, because you are one of the best on here Adrian, and thank you for you.

@Roberto-nm8sw Год назад

Lovely guitar and awesome playing.

@saxophool Год назад

Funny coincidence, I am taking a break from trying to pry the pickup covers off the pickups on my Squier version of your Jazzmaster. They glued them together! Got the first one after about 15 minutes with a tiny pry bar and Xacto knife. When I get the new, aged white covers on and put it all together again, I'll give this lesson a try. I'm sure the new covers will give me a better sound.

@Chip_57 Год назад

First time here. That Jazzmaster sounds awesome. I've been employing some of this methodology in my solo journey. Still on first rungs but hey ho. Love your simple teaching style. Thank you

@iantaylor827 Год назад

Thanks a lot Adrian. Makes a big difference!

@LWilloxMusic Год назад

Thank you. In the saddest of all keys too.

@FilmFlam Год назад

We can't all be flashy or have super chops, but we can decide where to start our solos. Great lesson.

@PhilipMurrayDesign Год назад

Thanks Adrian - terrific lesson

@johncharal1698 Год назад

Great concept to keep in mind, Adrian, for variety in licks. Also, the delay in front of the overdrive is something I've never seen, reminds me of the Steppenwolf sound. I will definitely try it.

@scotchvelo Год назад

Damn you're a smooth player. Love it, and thanks for the amazing content.

@mairenared Год назад

Great lesson Adrian. I tend to do this automatically but it's definitely worth trying different varieties to spice up your solos. The famous intro to Little Willie John's "Need Your Love So Bad" as played by Peter Green comes in on the fourth beat so I count it in as one, two, three, go.

@Jay-lr3me Год назад

Great lesson thanks so much

@denisechetty4019 Год назад

Very useful lesson on lead playing🎸👍Thank you!

@DennisMC1974 Год назад

Great Video Mate Your The Best 🤟💥🎸

@davidmarsh9897 Год назад

Most informative, cheers.

@lucasolari3756 Год назад

great sound! ☝👍

@VitalBigras Год назад

Really GOOD !

@cerclesvicieux Год назад

I find your improvisations always tasteful

@jimc6687 Год назад

David Gilmour definite influence here..........Adrian has most definitely been taking his super lesson vitamins as of late.........great concepts and instruction along with demonstrations! Jim C.

@worldsbestwatcher3735 Год назад

If I ever accidentally miss a target beat, I'll repeat the accident on the next measure to make it sound intentional. Strangely enough, this works with (some) missed notes too. It usually involves a bend (up) or a slide (down) to pull it off, but if you repeat it on the next measure, the crowd thinks it was intentional. (Shhh...)

@xanist3493 Год назад

Repetition legitimizes

@worldsbestwatcher3735 Год назад

@@xanist3493 Repetition legitimizes

@worldsbestwatcher3735 Год назад

@@CollieDog70 Is that you, Jimi?

@seandowning5918 Год назад

Repetition legitimizes lol

@tgmurph8511 Год назад

This is so sensible Adrian. Start singing later in the beat. It changes the song. And gets me back on track of being an artist.

@acpg Год назад

Yes! Was actually going to mention that in the video but forgot. Such a useful tool for songwriting too!

@capitaldharma Год назад

This sure is a simple trick and worth thinking about. I hope I remember it next time I go for a solo. Starting at the "4 &" strikes me as a slight surprise before the 1 beat. Meanwhile the start on the "3 &" comes across with a lazy feel that I really like.

@realjumper Год назад

This is such an excellent lesson and it opens many doors for me in my journey. Thank you!!!

@ellenzinni673 Год назад

Hi Adrian. First Ellen and I are saddened by the passing of the Queen. We admire her devotion to your great nation and her unfailing sense of duty until the last. Thanks for the lesson. Always helpful. 🇬🇧 Fran

@bruceall2001 Год назад

Yes!

@sheistcoff Год назад

Sounds like the Wurlitzer electric piano in the demo? Love that sound!

@misinchantube Год назад

Thanks for your lessons, great teacher!. One request please, for beginners you could make a tutorial of an easy solo for a typical 12 bars rock and roll, a little bit Chuck Berry style or Beatles in their rock and roll first period. Thanks again!!!

@abrigospardos Год назад

There's a fantastic Chuck Berry instrumental called "Guitar Boogie". I don't know that it is exactly "easy" throughout, but it's so good that Jeff Beck appropriated it and renamed it "Jeff's Boogie". Maybe that would be a good choice.

@misinchantube Год назад

@@abrigospardos Thanks a lot! but... Do you know any lesson or tutorial of this song?

@abrigospardos Год назад

@@misinchantube Check out a channel called "Old School Blues Guitar". There used to be a lesson there, which I believe was later revised. But maybe Adrian could do one, that would really be awesome 👍

@misinchantube Год назад

@@abrigospardos I have subscribed to the channel