Dickey Betts style lead guitar lesson plus the 3 things that give him his sound. Guitar Lesson EP565
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
- In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn a Dickey Betts inspired lead that is played using a hexatonic (6 note) scale. Plus you'll learn Dickey's approach to a harmonized lead and his approach to timing.
To view the Part 2 video, download the TAB and MP3 jam tracks for this lesson, visit: www.activemelody.com/lesson/d... 
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I was really hoping you would do this. You never let us down Brian. Thank you. RIP Mr Betts
Dickey Betts is without question one of my biggest influences, my first band was an Allman Brother cover band. So to see this lesson and tribute on your Wide Sky is amazing and bittersweet. Great lesson as always!
Dickey Betts was a legend... In my opinion a great guitarist, musician or band has a sound unique unto them. Dickey had that in spades. Plus he was just a badass outlaw kind of guy they don't make anymore. RIP
A sad 60 year purcussionist, just found out Dickey passed, I guess I am not with it anymore.
Seen Dickey 14 shows, 2 were private. Got to get to know each other. Out of all my rock guitar giants.
Dickies melodic riffs touched my heart, one of my bands SILAS GREEN, Was one of my favorite families
We played southern rock and blues
Joey, ( chewy) played Betts to the T, when I do copy I believe it should be EXACTLY THE WAY THEY PLAYED IT.
ON your music that's where you're style shines.
My friend RIP the LORD has a stage on a grassy hill just for DICKEY BETTS, 55+ Years always an Allman Brothers band follower.
I grew up and attended High School in Atlanta in 69-73, when Alman Bros. would jam & practice at Piedmont Park.
Those were the days. Easy living, excellent music.
Thanks, Brian. You really nailed it!
I grew up in JAx and was studying for my Bar Mitzvah in the synagogue (now converted to condos) across the street from the house where the band first got together. A few years later, my garage band was mostly AB stuff.
Nice idea in remembering one of the greats!
Great lesson. The timing change just makes everything go better. These riffs make me happy. Reckon I will use them the rest of my short life.
My favorite RUclips guitar teacher.
Always loved the happy sounding scales Dickey usually chose to play, cool lesson 🤙
PLEASE DO MORE ALLMAN / JAM lessons!! (or jazz standards). Love your content so much.
Amazing and insightful demonstration shared, thank you!
RIP Dickey Betts.
Excellent video. You really capture the Dickey Betts sound, thank you for compiling this info. The timing you mention at 10:30 isn’t really “playing ahead of the beat”, but rather a “3 on 2” pattern, that gives it that feel. That is: Dickey is playing a perfectly-timed 2 notes for every 3 beats.
I would love to see more videos on timing, especially 16th note strumming. Thanks Brian, really enjoy your teaching style
that was fun lesson Dicky Betts stands on that mountain of greats, so much you can grab from his playing brilliant lesson Brian!
I started your weekly lessons a few years ago with lessons on Betts’ awesome style. Thanks for keeping it alive. RIP Dickey Betts.
Killer tone ! Thanks for the lesson! Great playing!
Absolute best guitar instructor on YT. If you like this way of instruction and dig this style of guitar, check out his website. I subscribed a few weeks ago and already have improved by leaps and bounds. I was so hoping Brian would do a Dicket Betts style lesson. RIP Mr. Betts. Thank you for this!
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RIP! Dickey!
Thank you, Brian! Dickey is smiling down from heaven, I'll bet 🙂🎶
Just wanted to add...
Btw folks, I've started using VLC's record feature to break these lessons into small blocks ( I download them first as mpgs. )...saves searching for the same spots over and over, plus his method of teaching is perfectly suited to this. I end up with a folder of around 8 chunks that make up the whole lesson. Just a quirk of mine, but I find it much easier in the end, and can easily go back over spots i need to work on. Also the fact that Brian starts over from the beginning many times during a lesson is a huge help keeping it all in context. Many web teachers don't do this nearly enough. As usual Brian, a big thanks.
I remembered when you debuted that guitar. What a beauty. Looks like a joy to play.
Great lesson. You really hear the allman brothers
Thanks for this. R.I.P. Dickey Betts
What a perfect tribute to such a wonderful artist - thank you yet again Brian!!
Great lesson and a nice tribute to a legend
Thank you for your great lessons,also for this Dicky Betts tribute lesson,one of my all time favorites, keeping this kind of music alive❤️
I love the fact that you do what feels good week-to-week. That always keeps your lessons fresh and fun to learn! Thanks 😉We call it On the Fly!
Very timely. Thank you, Brian!!!
Thanks Brian. I love the Dickey Betts sound. It's good to know how to do it.
Great insights & keys into Dickies' playing style. Loved the lesson.
Dickey Betts = one the THE BEST sounds in rock guitar. Thanks for sharing with / teaching us.
Actually, this lesson is especially inspiring.
I love this lesson, I can't wait to jump in to it! Thank you Brain.
Brian you never fail to impress this is a truly amazing lesson thanks
Love it! Have a really great kind of sounds and tips and tricks in here. I appreciate it.
Nice one Brian...great lesson. Also, love that rig!!
Outstanding Brian, Thanks for all you do!!
Always was a favorite sound of mine. The double leads the one that comes to mind a favorite is, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.
Excellent choice... for this Friday. Looking forward to practicing. In memory...
I’m hearing. Some blue sky . Please. Brian check out Dickey Betts Song. From his Great southern days . The song is. Bougainvillea ! What a guitar lead .
What a great lesson. Ta!
I'm not well versed in guitar theory but this really makes sense to me.
RIP Mr Betts
Nice trubute Brian. You never disappoint!!! ❤️🎸🔥
Thank you for your shout out to incredible Dickie etts, and ANY Allman brothers band lessons Brian
Great lesson. Simple. I love simple. lol love the lesson
Excellent lesson, so sad to hear of Dickey's passing. He was a Guitarist that felt like a family member... My big brother, hard to believe sems like the Filmore was yesterday.
Sounds lovely!
Fantastic playing on the intro.
Excellent lesson
Great lesson- RIP DB.....
Nice work 🤘🤠🤘
Love these thanks
This was really fun to play, I'm now off to listen to some Allman Bros
This helped me click some things together that my private teacher has helped me with!
More like this, please!
Very nice!
Thanks Brian.
A beautiful tribute, Brian 💕
Wow, thanks so much! I just discovered your incredible channel. What brand is that guitar? It's gorgeous!
Thanks Bryan
Thanks!
First time on this channel. Great instruction! What in the heck is that guitar? It looks awesome… hollow… p90. Who makes it?
May I know what guitar are you playing in this video?
Hi Brian, what tones/effects did you use to get the Allman brothers sound. It sounds like two guitars playing at once. Brilliant lesson, by the way.😁🎸
This is beyond good, love this style, will learn it. Thank you. And another question I am a smaller man, I seek a small guitar like you have there which is it? It sounds amazing.
that's a Wide Sky guitar
@@activemelody Thank you Brian!
Top drawer stuff
That was good advice not to use the 7 but use use the 6 instead because it sounds great.
New to your channel, what is that amazing looking and sounding guitar?
Found it. Of course it’s $5k lol
Very nice lesson.. BTW what kind of guitar is that??
Wide Sky - P-125
I would guess it is Dickies take on the B.B. King box on the high strings.
How do you set amp up ?
What setting do you use to get that Allman Brothers sound.
Same setting I use every week more or less - amp with a little over drive and reverb. Emulated amp for recording purposes via a Line 6 Helix
Thanks, great lesson!
What kind of guitar is that you are playing?
do you have a lesson on the hexitonic scale?
This one ☝️
Is there any reason why you often refer to one of the scale tones as an "interval" instead of just calling it a tone?
Just curious 🤔
in the lead your guitar sounds doubled!???
Are you using a pedal to get that effect??
no - it's the harmony part (2nd guitar) - explained in the video
5:30
Guitar Brand/Model ? Please 🌻
Wide Sky P125
Playing a bit ahead of the beat like Betts does is the equivalent of skipping down the side walk verses walking.. LOL
Yes, good analogy!
Great lesson. Love the guitar, so cool looking
Aren’t you using some kind of harmonic doubler effect or something?
It’s a second harmony guitar track in the recording- explained in the video
Actually more Jessica guitar solo.
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