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WHAT you teach is so informative. But HOW you teach impresses me even more. It's as if your inner thoughts/impressions reach your tongue without the intermediate step of asking yourself how to express your thoughts with words. Consequently, what you say reaches me more directly. Impressive! Thanks!

This video popped up in my recommended feed, I've never heard of The Punch Brothers or Chris Firey Music but I think this will be my weekend viewing.

Excellent teacher and lesson......teaches in colors and feel..... opens up a whole new world

Paulo Nutini is Scottish/Italian 😁 but good vid anyway keep it up

Chris, I'm an experienced player and this added to my understanding. You have a great way of teaching music, not just guitar technique. Cheers!

You show on the chord diagram a square indicating a muted string. What do you mean by that? Thanks.

My strumming has been coming along pretty good so far (5 months). I'm using a classical guitar, no pic. But I've been working on the song 'The Highwayman'. I have the chords down okay and the tune. What I can't seem to find is a good strum for the song. I'll keep trying but it's frustrating.

Well put. I do a lot of what you're saying subconsciously. You have shown years of experience in minutes to those who can grasp it. Well done! From Jamie Butler of the generation who stretched tapes and scratched records to learn our craft. I reckon you'd be a cool guy to jam with. Come to Clare South Australia, we have beer, wine, amazing food and many things you would love. But we love sunday jam sessions especially.

Very helpful video. But the audio and video being out of sync is really distracting.

Thank you

An amazingly beautiful lesson! That’s was really helpful! Thanks

Fantastic lesson. This came at the right time. Thanks much.😊

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Thank you

So enjoyed this lesson. Thank you Subscribed You are very down to earth and simple teaching technique. Not like others that make it difficult.

Really interesting thankyou.

Hello Chris first time watching you. I’m 65 years old retired around five years ago always wanted to learn to play electric guitar. I’ve been playing on my own because it cost too much to take lessons with that. I hope you have more videos for beginners like me, and I have trouble with the C cord no mater what I do . I always hit the bottom string. My strings are eight and he suggestions on the strings. I hope you have videos on beginners with the chords. Thanks.

This is exactly the pep talk I needed..........thanks

Every song you touched on. Has been taught on 100s of RUclips Tutorials.. kinda think you knew that though..

You manage to tie together a whole bunch of ideas into a coherent tapestry of knowledge and sound. Brilliant!

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Thank you. Awesome

This is awesome, you are so knowledgeable and a great teacher, glad i found you, subscribed immediately

I cant seem to get a light touch. Making all 6 strings sound like 1 string

You look familiar

I have a feeling your name might be Chris

Play camp KikiWaka

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Few things i didn't know, opened my mind thanks!!!

One more time.thank you very much.

Match box 20 uses most or maybe all of the In 3 a .m...great lesson man.

Thank you very much for posting

Nice Tipps...Thank you

The most interesting lesson I have seen for ages. Looking forward to more Thanks

That was wonderful and the sharing of the chord diagrams was very generous. Many thanks indeed for your time and effort which is greatly appreciated.

Lipsync is massively out

Wow really clear, I look forward to learning with you 😁

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Sounds great! 1:20 - 1:33 very nice for my music ear :)

Thats amazing man! Love the way you make it seem so effortless and beautiful. Keep it going ❤

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21:45 My rhythm wasn't spot on, but again, another thing to practice! Hard to talk and be rhythmic.

Fantastic!🙂

That's so sweet man, your wife surely appreciated your cover. Happy valentines for you and your wife, and for anyone reading this comment!!!!

So relatable. I struggle with this too. "Fragility" is a good word. It makes me think of times I've shown up for gigs, really "NEEDING it to go well" in order to feel good about myself. Every now and again I'd be onstage with a musician, usually someone who grew up playing gospel in church who would play so well, so free and so fearlessly that it would put my gripped up and uptight butt to shame. These players were also ALWAYS the most humble and gracious personalities and were clearly were playing from a foundational spiritual place that I could not access. Werner calls this "the space," if I'm remembering correctly. It's still a challenge --- the ego is powerful --- but to recognize and practice presence with yourself and let go of the nagging voice that robs you of that presence is key to musical freedom. Every now and again I touch "the space," and am reminded of this powerful philosophy. Not jazz music, not rock music, not folk music... YOUR MUSIC

Lovely work on this Chris !

I loved this listening adventure! I am immediately going to apply this practice when I'm listening to music.

Guitar is off mike. Capo for remote keys?

I really like this content, I need to hear this and I need to practice this. Point of feedback, though - it would be awesome if you mic'd up your guitar and/or had a pickup installed. Thanks for the lesson!