Sure enjoyed this lesson. I've been playing for over 60 years and to this day, I continue to discover that I'm never too old to learn. Thanks for this great video lesson. Side note... Where was RU-vid when I was growing up? We learned from our fiends and by using our ear instinct while listening to records LOL!
Easily one of the best electric blues rhythm lessons!! These types of lessons make me move on from all my previous boring 'regular' type of comping someone over a nice progression and digging and delving to add in so much coolness and uniquely fitting concepts over all my playing! Thank you once again Jules!! Jim C.
1st I say Yay new video ! New warm up jams. 2nd Triplet Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤I played about 27 songs tonight in a 3.5 hour time frame improvising many of the leads only using their main recognizable licks and exploring the rest and MAN 🎉I am better than I was. 3rd - love this tasty little tidbit of newness to watch and study. Im really developing as a skilled couch concert musician 👍
On #4 its subtle but I see you are playing the G E and C pentatonic shape highest end notes. Jumping over D shape because it’s high end is a 5 which we normally don’t bend. Also on the G shape you start on a non pentatonic note (2) to bend into b3. Very cool. Important to get to know the feel of the correct notes to bend in the pentatonic 😊. What is nice about minor pentatonic is that all but the 4 are chord tones. Yet the four (universal bend) can be bent into blue or 5.
It's almost a certainy at least 60%of players can't do the thumb over the bottom two strings while the index bars the top 4 and the other fingers wiggle around the 1st minor pentatonic box high strings.
for sure that's difficult to do specially with small hands or short fingers. It took me years to be able to do it. I still can't do it with fatter or wider necks.
@@ancientxtitan9313 The shape of the hands has a big say, too. Some have problems or can't get a 90 degree wrap with thumb and index and have to slant the hand in various ways. There's also competing difficulties depending on neck position. Towards the headstock, it's easier to wrap the thumb and index but harder to do the embellishments. Towards the bridge its vice versa.
I did not force myself to do it, I just tried it/played it whenever I felt like it (was more fun that way to me). Then I noticed I was doing it without difficulty. Try it in major or minor chords. @@stephenhanlin2388
Bro, can you add Indonesian subtitles to your video, I'm Indonesian, I can't speak English, I hope my request will be accepted (I use google translate)
