The walk-down starting about 8:30 is the dream of guitar life for many of us whose brains are not as large as Ted's. His knowledge of the neck and harmonies is simply beyond the pale of many.
@@monkeysbum999 Didn't see your reply to me. Please re-reply. I'd be curious as to what you posted. For the life of me, I have been searching (in vain) for someone who could give me a clue as to the what those sequence or chords were beginning at 8:30.
Adam, You are the man! These lessons from Ted are priceless and I am going to enjoy watching and learning from these videos over an over again. Thanks.
*by, and a good chord book isn't just a list. Anyone can compile a list of chords, with Ted you get a written insight into one of the most magical and informative brains to ever explore music and especially the guitar. Try to replicate that, you can't.
Are there clips of Ted playing in it? He mentions in this video that Emily Hughes shelved the recording she took of him in 1999 and he was disappointed because his 52 tele was 'really singing' that day! I never hear him praise his own playing like that and the thought of it being well-recorded is dreamlike to imagine! I contacted the lenny breau website directly asking about the footage, hoping that it gets unearthed somehow if it's not already in the new 2018 documentary.
Does anybody know exactly what he's doing when talking about fourth chords around the 4 minute mark? How is he constructing each chord? Great stuff. Great video.
I hope you do not mind me asking you this, but by any chance would you happen to know what chords he plays during that 8:35 to 8:47 chord sequence. Man, that is amazing.
@@monkeysbum999 Didn't see this response until now. Thank you VERY MUCH for responding to my question. I am going to give this one helluva try to play.
maybe! ld have been all the clinging to all his "stuff" also, I'm like him, I have too much, it boggs me down, but I can hardly get rid of it, I want to do it someday... (sigh)
I've seen this man's chord charts/book/chicken scratching/ People were saying his book is the best chord book. If any one has a Ted Green chord book. Try "7,448 Guitar Chords" buy J Arnold.The book will be with you for ever It is nicely printed on 60lb. bond.
@@brendanivey7814 Fun fact,. I dated his granddaughter for a year. Coincidently I had been a fan and 'studied' (as best I could) from a blue spiral bound Van Eps book for two decades.
The walk-down starting about 8:30 is the dream of guitar life for many of us whose brains are not as large as Ted's. His knowledge of the neck and harmonies is simply beyond the pale of many.
That is well said and spot on..
Please see my reply to Tysons Accosta ,below
@@ronfrey6639 Many thanks, Ron. I just came back here again after many moons to bathe is the bliss once again.
@@monkeysbum999 Didn't see your reply to me. Please re-reply. I'd be curious as to what you posted. For the life of me, I have been searching (in vain) for someone who could give me a clue as to the what those sequence or chords were beginning at 8:30.
Adam, You are the man! These lessons from Ted are priceless and I am going to enjoy watching and learning from these videos over an over again. Thanks.
*by, and a good chord book isn't just a list. Anyone can compile a list of chords, with Ted you get a written insight into one of the most magical and informative brains to ever explore music and especially the guitar. Try to replicate that, you can't.
Great! This is wonderful.
Thanks por posting.
Kind regards,
Pedro
Thank you so much for this. A real treasure for the true musician.
I've also been watching the seven part "Genius of Lenny Breau"
Wonderful insight into the magic of these two great players.
Are there clips of Ted playing in it? He mentions in this video that Emily Hughes shelved the recording she took of him in 1999 and he was disappointed because his 52 tele was 'really singing' that day! I never hear him praise his own playing like that and the thought of it being well-recorded is dreamlike to imagine!
I contacted the lenny breau website directly asking about the footage, hoping that it gets unearthed somehow if it's not already in the new 2018 documentary.
@8:35-8:47 awesome chord sequence. This is why Ted is the chord master.
That room looks so cosy
Thank you very much for these videos!
This one is a turning point. Pay attention
Thank you. Lenny was amazing!
thanks for posting Adam!
Its wild how Ted could deep dive into peoples stylistic ways (due to his own profound knowledge). He truly was the 'Carl Jung' of guitar teachers ;)
I just love him
Wow, this really is priceless. I love his transference of chords styles with regard to women at 4:10. Great stuff!
thanks !
great analyst
So he’s ripping out LB while carrying on a conversation.....he probably lifted off a record in 10 min. Ears like an elephant
Maravilhoso .. Fantástico super
Does anybody know exactly what he's doing when talking about fourth chords around the 4 minute mark? How is he constructing each chord?
Great stuff. Great video.
I hope you do not mind me asking you this, but by any chance would you happen to know what chords he plays during that 8:35 to 8:47 chord sequence. Man, that is amazing.
@@rayjr62 Eflat9 with G on top to D9 ,G on top, Db7b5 , C7th, B7plus 5 , A7, Abmajor7, G13, Fsharp13, F13,E7,Abmajor9,A over G ,which is G 69aug11
@@monkeysbum999 Didn't see this response until now. Thank you VERY MUCH for responding to my question. I am going to give this one helluva try to play.
is ted's low E tuned low 5:00 in with the semi hollow ?
what is it if so? is it what tal did in his solo guitar work?
This guy figured out Lenny and it fried his brain! lol He almost couldn't handle the info!!
maybe! ld have been all the clinging to all his "stuff" also, I'm like him, I have too much, it boggs me down, but I can hardly get rid of it, I want to do it someday... (sigh)
Ted is a legend in his own right, and definitely a peer of LB.
Who here 'studied' from "Chord Catastrophe" from the '70's?
I've seen this man's chord charts/book/chicken scratching/ People were saying his book is the best chord book. If any one has a Ted Green chord book. Try "7,448 Guitar Chords" buy J Arnold.The book will be with you for ever It is nicely printed on 60lb. bond.
4:17 Stylish Meat!
Puxa, nào compreendo a língua...
Who's George of "...influences, George and Lenny?"
George van eps probably
@@brendanivey7814 Fun fact,. I dated his granddaughter for a year. Coincidently I had been a fan and 'studied' (as best I could) from a blue spiral bound Van Eps book for two decades.