You NEED this Joe Bonamassa and Eric Johnson Inspired Run

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For my Presets visit: johnnathancord... So something about the way Joe Bonamassa and Eric Johnson do these alternate picked runs looks like it has a lot of momentum to me, and I always felt like I was trying to force any speed when I'm playing pentatonic runs. I found this little trick quite helpful and this is something I'm going to try to practice a lot more so that I can have these fast pentatonic runs that can chain together and feel quite flowing.
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@questionmark5463 Год назад

So I just came back to say 6 months later... This has changed the way I play so much! I am careful to use it sparingly though..but it's great to throw in where appropriate. Can elevate an otherwise boring sounding lead section. I did have to work on it hard to get my speed up, but it was so worth it. Big fan of yours and you really have inspired me to practice a lot more these days. Thanks John!

@ebmaj964 2 года назад

Johnson’s And Bonamassa’s Hate Him Because Of This One Simple Trick!

@t9899 8 месяцев назад

😂😂

@jessenicholson1777 2 года назад

Was having a hard time following the explanation around 4:00, but I think I got it. You’re playing pentatonic on the lower strings and diatonic on the high E. Then you’re skipping a note and descending, so you’re finishing that string on an upstroke. It just happens to stay as pentatonic when starting from the root note. It’s interesting how EJ plays this way, adding notes where necessary to keep his picking extremely consistent.

@Johnherold121 2 года назад

Today it dawned; I've been living a limited existence. It was all a lie, the time before this run. But now I've become a new man. I NEEDED this run.

@kiview42 2 месяца назад

Great how you slowly build up the lesson and your thinking behind it, very logical to follow. Thanks!

@tonystartup3817 2 года назад

"I'm thinking minor pentatonic box shape". Finally! Something I can understand and relate to

@jacobusmusic166 2 года назад

Definitely more of the lessons! Great playing (I remember Bonamassa saying he still can't play cliffs of Dover despite ripping his licks from Eric)

@Johnherold121 2 года назад

I'm sure he could play it proficiently if you gave him like a week to learn it note by note. What he probably meant by "can't play it", is that he can't come up with original ideas that sound good while playing over it the way Eric can/could in his hayday.

@1729krish 2 года назад

@@Johnherold121 I doubt anyone can play cliffs of dover (live at austin) proficiently 😅

@ThatDangKid1 2 года назад

@@1729krish Eric in his prime was a different level

@lyricdubee5392 2 года назад

Best lesson videos on RU-vid, I’ve spent the whole day on a Cordy lesson binge lol

@johnnylayton1672 9 месяцев назад

Yeah great point that the physical architecture of the guitar enables for playing lines that move easily up and down several octaves to inspire ear-catching phrases somewhat similar to modern pop singing especially televised contest singing where operatic-level technique is now demanded. It's IMHO exactly why EJ is so deservedly revered by guitarists. His multi-octave pentatonic lines are quite difficult to achieve on piano or horn to make -- at least for a time -- them sound quite exotic despite that pentatonics are themselves ubiquitous in blues, jazz & rock, unlike more scalar & chromatic lines that give the hands or embrochure for pianists & horn players respectively more time to readjust. Oh yeah can't forget the OG Pat Metheny here & the immediate academic recognition he received for lighting this fire or at least dropping petrol on it among the jazz community...

@Prossdog Год назад

Small thing, but thanks for keeping those little mistakes in. It would have been easy to edit out but it’s good for a student to know that the teacher still makes mistakes sometimes. Awesome lesson!

@PascalM-ld9xn 2 месяца назад

Yes thanks for that !

@MagnumOpus007 Год назад

Absolutely one of THE BEST pentatonic EJ lessons I've encountered. I will be studying this extensively!! Thank you so much for an excellent lesson! Cheers!!

@caseylockwood5512 2 года назад

Fuck that intro was clean. Most people are surprised how hard 2NPS is at speed if they haven't tried that type of stuff before.

@jvbluesville3426 2 года назад

Best lesson on this subject, please keep it coming

@DrProgNerd 2 года назад

Well .....I know what I'm going to be working on for the next several days. Great lesson.

@johnnathancordy 2 года назад

Me too!!!

@picksalot1 2 года назад

Particularly beautiful intro improvisation. Thanks

@lucagasparella3366 Год назад

Wonderful and very inspiring mini Lesson... It's a good taste of Eric's immens talent! Thank you very much for The good work

@kaimertens2193 6 месяцев назад

Love your Channel and your Type of Tutoring . This Video helps me a lot for my practise Management. Thanks a lot😊

@michaelgottlieb9083 6 месяцев назад

Great info... sounds great... really diggin' the white Sire H7...

@garyjones783 23 дня назад

Very nice and informative! Good job!

@mattiasorre1718 2 года назад

Nice licks, gonna have to rip off a few later, thanks!

@Japanese_Made_Easy_Podcast Год назад

Sounds amazing and what's cool about this (only watched the intro so far) is that is has a lot of E.J. goodness, but doesn't actually sound like E.J. to the point that people would call it out.

@SylvanTuck 2 года назад

Thank you for this level of instruction. Time to get with the metronome again. 😎

@CharfishDesign 2 года назад

Two notes per string are such my kryptonite.

@chrisgmurray3622 2 года назад

I've been chasing this dragon for a while, so thanks for the extra roadside directions!

@kevinquinn6874 Год назад

I enjoy your channel for a variety of reasons, your informative, like your playing and there is something calming about voice, thank you for getting me through the holidays. 🎸💕 best wishes to you and yours.

@stickman55100 Год назад

An excellent and very clear breakdown of pentatonic extensions. Thank you.

@jfo3000 2 года назад

Great lesson! Yes, please more of these videos John.

@BabyJett777 2 года назад

You are incredible man!! Wow!

@marcellocravini9421 Год назад

Thanks John, this is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for! Thanks

@grade43podcast 2 года назад

I'm very much looking forward to dig int this hopefully today. Thanks for making it so immediately useable

@gnrslash1987 2 года назад

moreeeeee please!!!!!!

@jmormino5465 2 года назад

Yes! Really appreciate this video. Thanks

@bberkunlu1 2 года назад

Brilliant playing. So smooth and clear.

@timnorris4458 Год назад

"Dismount"... I love it

@bryantwalley 2 года назад

Around the 11:00 minute mark the angle of the guitar catches the light from outside and makes the guitar look like a really nice two tone of white and gray. Playing is nice also.

@GuitarLife123 8 месяцев назад

Great Sound :)

@JosePineda-jn8jk 2 года назад

Okay so I knew you were good but… jeez lol I am excited to get home and try!

@jakollee 2 года назад

That's an awesome lick! I've gotta try it, maybe can get it to 3/4 of your speed, if I really work at it! (Your work with the metronome was super impressive!)

@pursharthchawla8306 2 года назад

great tip man! really helped. thanks a lot!! keep sharing these killer secrets, I can visualise the fretboard better while trying to create the sounds I hear on the records. thanks 🤘🏻

@johnmcelhaney8490 10 месяцев назад

WOW!

@rhesreeves5339 2 года назад

Thank you SO much for more lessons. Every time you go over a HX patch I wish I knew more about your approach. I was working on this type stuff a minute ago and needed something to help me. This absolutely did.

@louisban2183 Год назад

Let just say thank to John

@stratocumulusnimbostratus328 2 года назад

I highly recommend Johns Patreon!

@TheStrataminor 2 года назад

Man....that was cool!! Loved it!!

@grade43podcast 2 года назад

Metrô gnome - these little nuggets always crack me up 😂 Shirley

@alexmbrenner 2 года назад

Really awesome lesson! I love all your videos but this was really great. 🔥🔥

@ksharpe10 Год назад

Great srv ending.

@jupitermoongauge4055 2 года назад

Awesome lesson ! Very inspiring

@TChou-zn4yd 2 года назад

Thank you Sir!!!🤘

@chrishandley 2 года назад

Sounds very much like Joe and Eric, I'll give it a try although, as it's alternate picking I don't think I'll be able to do it! I'm no Sam Coulson! I do like the idea of keeping the down up motion constant by adding notes, because much like when trying to find economy picking lines that keep the picking in the right direction, you can find interesting phrases that you might not have normally found, so win win!

@fig1115 2 года назад

yes very good

@satchrules101 2 года назад

Great lesson !

@frederickklinge2885 Год назад

Thanks!

@stevemiddlebrooks172 2 года назад

What.a.great.player

@RandyWillcox Год назад

This is great!

@ROKZLEON 2 года назад

Cool concept!!! It adds a nice cascading effect to the scale. BTW: Always a fan of JC through humbuckers!

@jayroc9933 Год назад

cool lesson, subscribed

@st1969 2 года назад

Excellent, man!

@danbrown4606 2 года назад

Outstanding!!!

@tgdkls5891 2 года назад

Love the lessons thanks. Very interesting to hear what you're working on yourself, but above all would love any lessons based on stuff that stands out as "breakthrough", "game-changing" or foundational for you to help get where you are now, earlier in your journey. I'm guessing I'm not in the minority being very, VERY far from your level, so my practice and lesson needs are, er, a little different to yours. But I understand there's a million lesson channels for learning basics, so not suggesting you do that. Would just be interested in your own standouts re above.

@jamesprice6381 2 года назад

killre lesson, thx John!

@SixStringGrace 2 года назад

Picked notes > Legato. Sweeps and unpicked runs do nothing for me lol Great as always, John!

@SharpEdgeStandardOfficial 2 года назад

Then you don’t understand the importance of hammer one and pull offs because pros like EJ are so great at mixing them into their playing during lines that would otherwise be impossible, but you don’t know it’s unpicked because it blends so well with picked notes. That’s the key

@SixStringGrace 2 года назад

@@SharpEdgeStandardOfficial I'm not talking about mixing in hammer-ons and pull-offs. I'm talking about Tom Quayle type legato. I know a ton of people love it, that's fine. I'm just speaking for me personally, I don't.

@jerrysolonsmith8471 9 месяцев назад

Damn!

@fuzzystomach2088 2 года назад

Tried so many times with the EJ thing and can never play it fast, but fuck it may as well have another crack. Cool lesson.

@jeffingram1661 Год назад

Not sure if you check this .what are you using for your tone.? Amp? Effects? Would be appreciated. Great sound. 👍

@terrapin323 2 года назад

Hell yes

@dananthony6258 11 месяцев назад

Is that neck as thick as a 335 or a lot thinner ? I’d love to play one.

@henrikhansen6617 2 года назад

For me it's the synchronization of the picking hand and fretting hand that can't go above 32 BPM with quarter notes... I just suck.

@michaelvolk99 2 года назад

More please

@vjau75 2 года назад

Actually, this reminds me more of Joe Satriani's "Revelation" song.

@wolfgangcordsen3430 2 года назад

Hey John, sorry, but I couldn't find this backing track on your Patreon channel. What am I doing wrong? Thank you

@johnnathancordy 2 года назад

It's on the post from May 19th

@vinny5004 9 месяцев назад

30 sec video satretched to 18.5 mins! But great intro playing anyway!

@stevelamm2366 2 года назад

These kind of lessons are very helpful. I've been working on this and want to increase my skills in this area. I'm curious to know how you choose which finger to play each fretted note, since you change as you ascend/descend the fretboard.

@johnnathancordy 2 года назад

Hey Steve - the simplest explanation is to find a fingering that works - if you find that you're tripping up on the line a lot, possibly there's a better way to play it that will stop your fingers getting in the way of each other....That's a bit general and vague but that's the principle that I've tended to use in my playing

@gnrslash1987 2 года назад

fucking awesome!!

@cmin7b9 2 года назад

🤙

@RobertJSedky 2 года назад

Fantastic lesson. Is your tone a HX Stomp preset?

@johnnathancordy 2 года назад

Yes sir!! I think it's Eric Lead here

@stratocumulusnimbostratus328 2 года назад

A TAB on that would be immense for minor pents or is it not minor?

@jakollee 2 года назад

In the context of the backing track at beginning/end, it sounds more like F major pentatonic than D minor pentatonic to me, but same shape/notes.

@echoplexi73 2 года назад

How long have you played? Great lesson

@johnnathancordy 2 года назад

Since about 1997!

@secretcodamusic 2 года назад

That guitar is beautiful what brand / model is that ?

@joibjalla 2 года назад

Looks like a Sire Larry Carlton H7

@secretcodamusic 2 года назад

@@joibjalla Thanks very much!

@alxk78 2 года назад

Hello great lesson. I have a quick question.. can I start the run on a upstroke instead or will that hinder me in the long run when bringing it up to speed? Is there any particular reason to start on the down because i can loop it from the upstroke better.

@GuitarHugo 2 года назад

Check out "pick slanting" (Troy Grady). The system used here favours "downwards pick slanting". The extra note on the top string ensures you can continue "downwards pick slanting". Now if you hold your pick with an upwards pick slant, starting with an upstroke will ensure you will not get stuck in the strings when switching strings.

@roland5359 4 месяца назад

@justingreen8006 Год назад

Eric Johnson I know of. He's original and started his own style from the ground up. But Joe Bona..who?

@fluorophoremusic3679 Год назад

The issue with all of these… and this has PLAGUED me for almost 3 years of failed attempts to this style…. It just doesn’t sound clean. I cannot isolate why. I’ve spent countless hours trying the “pick slanting primer” the upward pick escape stuff. I got a membership to Troy Grady’s course. Nothing I do or have done has given me the ability to play these runs fast and clean. It may be a rig thing too. But I can tell that every time I get the gain high enough to get that really nice compressed pick attack thing… that sort of smoothness goes away and it becomes very noisey high gain distorted sound and no longer the smooth EJ thing. I have every neural plugin there is, as well as bias fx. I try with humbuckers…I try with my Strat. It all sounds awful. I don’t know why. But I’m incapable.

@claudiomelodia8453 2 года назад

First!

@Deep_Jimpact 2 года назад

Hey, if any of you cordettes are with child, please drop us a dm @johnnathancordy on Twitter. You have to give.

@tonystartup3817 2 года назад

Give our children? Ok! Knew there was some reason for having them. What do we get in return? A signed Cordy pick guard? John's met my children though, he'd probably give them back as defective

@Deep_Jimpact 2 года назад

@@tonystartup3817 tbc