Variations on a Common Flatpicking Phrase 

Thanks again Mickey ❤! Your explanations for what’s going on “in the language “ is golden! I’ve always really struggled with co-mingling the major scale and minor scale tones to get specific “flavors”. These short videos are SUPER helpful for me to see and hear what is actually going on in relation to the chord tones. Please keep ‘em coming. What’s a good way to throw $5 your way? This stuff is valuable ❤️

An extension of your last video. Great! Loved the part about starting on the 3rd or 5th. Can’t wait to start practicing. Keep em coming.

Mickey, you know you got this!

Great lesson Mickey

Great lesson!

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Amazing!!! Thank you Mickey

these are Great Lessons! Your last 4 videos,, starting with "fiddle tune phrase Part 1"; have really opened my eyes on how I should be thinking about phrasing. You have simplified it; taught me how to get more out of the basics using (for lack of a better term) a methodical recipe. I found a focus and my playing has improved infinitely (in my mind) over night. Thanks

You are a superb teacher, there are so many ways to learn guitar your way is an intellectual method ❤

Thanks Mickey!

Great instruction

Super helpful explanation. Thanks Mickey! Cheers

Longtime flatpicker here who never learned any of the theory or notes on guitar. What I mean is I couldn't tell you whether I was playing the 3rd or the flatted 3rd, or the 7th, etc. (But I can read music). My question is, when you are playing, jamming, taking a break, does your brain actually think, I'm going to play the flatted 3rd here? Or, when practicing, do you think in advance, I think this would sound better to use the flatted 3rd? Am I making sense? I ask because I'm looking to take my playing to the next level, but I'm not sure in what direction I want to go. Thanks!

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