I have been playing for sixty years and for most of that time never new notes other than the low E fret board. As I learned more varied chord shapes I would be embarrassed when I could not name them or figure them out. Your ability to explain so clearly is a real eye opener. Thank you Joe R, I hope you realize how important your efforts are to us old guys and beginners.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos and sharing them for free Joe. These videos are a massive help and it's an honor to learn from a musician as skilled as yourself.
Hope you all enjoy this lesson! Please let me know if you have any questions or requests for future videos. Here is the link to the free PDF's: www.patreon.com/posts/guitar-chords-2-55256509
WOW, this helps a lot in terms of arranging songs! Thanks for sharing your knowledge you aquired over the years in videos like this. As you know the internet is full of resources, chord shapes, ways of learning etc. but its nice to get a real lesson from a real guitar master! Much apreciated!
I’m thinking that I could sing the lyrics to earth angel to that. Just love it! I’ve got to start doing that sweet roll when I do my chord exercises. Thanks again Joe. You’re beauty eh!
Your opening lesson to learn the fretboard notes on all strings matches Ted Greene's book "Chord Chemistry" (of which I have had a copy since the early 70's). Kudos! Excellent instructional video Joe. You have a new subscriber...
Video Bomb ala Rabbit...way to go Joe, now I need a rabbit in order to play guitar. I'm giving your contact info to my wife. I'm not taking this one alone! lol Still playing as amazing as I remember Joe. I continue to be a fan and an outreach ambassador. I have never once had someone disagree with me when I've recommended you to them and I do it all the time!
Nice vdo Joe thanx a lot... You make it sound so easy.. 😊😊.... How would you incorporate those diminished chords family to a song writing with other usual major minor chords? 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much, Joe. This is really quality stuff you're posting up for us! I have a question - I've seen a number of times that you pick up the chord progressions of songs on the fly when jamming with other muso's. Is this something that you could give some insight on?
I’m so enjoying your borders album. Your honesty and integrity of soul shines through. I can imagine if my wife and I were engaged living so far apart. So refreshing to enjoy such a heartfelt album from someone with integrity. Just love it. I’m also loving your first album. I listen to it while driving and it throws my negativity out and fills my windshield up with a massive smile. So hard to find that right now with everything that’s going on around the world. Kudo’s
@@Joe_Robinson my pleasure bud. Your video where you introduced all us fans to Genevieve makes the album all the more special too. Hope you guys are enjoying life to the fullest.
Yes, playing the same chord progression on different positions and inversions is very good for progress (and hard for the brain.) I see that you are trying to get more audience by featuring a cat. Bold move, even if yours is quite original.
I have been playing for sixty years and for most of that time never new notes other than the low E fret board. As I learned more varied chord shapes I would be embarrassed when I could not name them or figure them out. Your ability to explain so clearly is a real eye opener. Thank you Joe R, I hope you realize how important your efforts are to us old guys and beginners.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos and sharing them for free Joe. These videos are a massive help and it's an honor to learn from a musician as skilled as yourself.
I'm so glad you find these videos helpful, thanks so much Melody!
thanks Joe!! Hope to see you this year!
I love waking up to these videos! You’re the man, Joe!
Yessss
Brillant, very clear teaching👍🏻
Hope you all enjoy this lesson! Please let me know if you have any questions or requests for future videos. Here is the link to the free PDF's: www.patreon.com/posts/guitar-chords-2-55256509
Great stuff, Joe! Thanks!
I hit the jackpot
WOW, this helps a lot in terms of arranging songs! Thanks for sharing your knowledge you aquired over the years in videos like this. As you know the internet is full of resources, chord shapes, ways of learning etc. but its nice to get a real lesson from a real guitar master! Much apreciated!
My hero 💜
I’m thinking that I could sing the lyrics to earth angel to that. Just love it! I’ve got to start doing that sweet roll when I do my chord exercises. Thanks again Joe. You’re beauty eh!
Your opening lesson to learn the fretboard notes on all strings matches Ted Greene's book "Chord Chemistry" (of which I have had a copy since the early 70's). Kudos! Excellent instructional video Joe. You have a new subscriber...
Thanks Grant! I'm glad i'm in line with Ted on that! Chord Chemistry is such an incredible book. Welcome to the channel and all the best
Thank you for such useful information given for free!))) wish you all the best till the end of times!
Thanks joe !! Brian
Great video Joe. Thank you! I agree with how you look at the neck. I'm not a fan of caged either. Looking forward to the next video!
This is what I need... Joe you are selfless！
Thank you, Joe! Very helpful 😊
benefit a lot！thank you joe！
Awesome lesson - thanks 🙏🏻
Thanks JoeRob! ❤️🙏👍
V generous w pdf's . TY, Joe
❤️🎶❤️ I don’t play fingerstyle Joe, but I want to thank you for your music which I love 👍 My best wishes to you and to Genevieve 🍀 Thanks 🙏🙏🙏
Video Bomb ala Rabbit...way to go Joe, now I need a rabbit in order to play guitar. I'm giving your contact info to my wife. I'm not taking this one alone! lol
Still playing as amazing as I remember Joe. I continue to be a fan and an outreach ambassador. I have never once had someone disagree with me when I've recommended you to them and I do it all the time!
They are great guitar companions!! haha I appreciate you spreading the word!!! Thanks so much Paulie ✌🏻
Nice vdo Joe thanx a lot... You make it sound so easy.. 😊😊.... How would you incorporate those diminished chords family to a song writing with other usual major minor chords? 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I just seen dinner hop on by !!🐰
Thank you so much, Joe. This is really quality stuff you're posting up for us! I have a question - I've seen a number of times that you pick up the chord progressions of songs on the fly when jamming with other muso's. Is this something that you could give some insight on?
Thanks for the question! I'll address it in the next video about chords.
You have a cute rabbit,Joe!
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😍
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I’m so enjoying your borders album. Your honesty and integrity of soul shines through. I can imagine if my wife and I were engaged living so far apart. So refreshing to enjoy such a heartfelt album from someone with integrity. Just love it. I’m also loving your first album. I listen to it while driving and it throws my negativity out and fills my windshield up with a massive smile. So hard to find that right now with everything that’s going on around the world. Kudo’s
I really appreciate it Dave, thanks for letting me know ❤️✌🏻
@@Joe_Robinson my pleasure bud. Your video where you introduced all us fans to Genevieve makes the album all the more special too. Hope you guys are enjoying life to the fullest.
It's late and I'm tired but I think I just saw a bunny rabbit 🐇.
Rabit :D
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Joe -0 one of the bunnies is loose ... !
Yes, playing the same chord progression on different positions and inversions is very good for progress (and hard for the brain.)
I see that you are trying to get more audience by featuring a cat. Bold move, even if yours is quite original.