STEAL THIS LICK! 2 Brad Paisley Style Licks, Plus Cheat Technique
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- Опубликовано: 28 фев 2012
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There are no wrong notes - just wrong resolutions. This is a brilliant lesson - on so many levels. Outstanding job, sir.
I watch a ton!! Of videos on the tube, just want to say you bring something different in the way you instruct!! Thanks!! Great job
Doug, you are not only extremely talented, but a very humble guy and I appreciate you. Thanks so much for the lesson, your excellent teaching style and of course your artistry.
Doug is not only an awesome player - he's a great guitar teacher!
this is a fabulous series of lessons. made the lockdown a lot easier. thanks so much for sharing. greetings from Germany.
Great video. It's so nice to have someone who really puts an interesting style like Brad's to such understandable ideas and words.
And I think anyone watching would agree that Brad's "wrong notes that he makes sound correct" is nothing but a compliment. You have to be very good to make wrong notes sound right.
great teacher. really fun to watch and a killer player to boot!! Can't wait to get these licks down
Doug, thank you. You are the only guy I've seen who gets into the down and dirty, nuts and bolts stuff I can use RIGHT NOW to impact my playing - been at it about 40 years, and reasonably accomplished, but this stuff if off the charts! I just ordered the download and can't wait to dig in! Thank you again!
I thoroughly enjoyed your lesson & think you are an incredible player..thank you for sharing this valuable point!!! & I admire that you did not edit out the parts that didn't turn out exactly how you wanted it to!! ..that's art!!
this is awesome! Great lesson , thanks much keep them coming .
doug always love your tone and lessons! you and johnny H are definitely my favorite, Keep on Keeping on!
Hey Doug, nice to meet man... wow awesome info and techniques buddy. I definitely love and admire Brad's way of playing - astonishing man!! love it. Thanks for sharing and keep going. Big hug from Valencia, Spain. Here... Roger.
Thanks a lot! You are helping a lot of rock guys like me, convert their licks into country a lot easier.
Doug - thank you so much for the great lessons, great thinking behind the lessons, and great playing - seriously inspirational!
This is awesome thank you! Definitely gives it a more country vibe as oppose to a rock or blues vibe with the open notes. Very cool.
The lick at 12:45 is classic Chet. Actually most of this concept goes back to Chet and Jerry Reed.Jerry did all of that on the nylon string. Check out Lighting Rod by Jerry Reed .You are a superb player and teacher Doug,I love your videos
Great video, nice to know that there's a site like this. Very clear technique, Thanks
Been playing 30 years and none of it has been country, don't think I've ever heard a Brad Paisley tune. I'm absolutely fascinated with this "out of the box" style of playing. I see how I can apply this stuff to my style but also, if this is what those "Nashville boys" are playing I need to explore this genre. This will be the first time I've ever paid for any instructionals but I'm strongly considering it. Thanks Doug
Fantastic Lesson and so easy to understand...THANK YOU!!
Thanks for the wonderful lesson !
Good job Sir Doug awesome lick thanks for sharing.
Im wearing this stuff out . thanx Doug , you certainly are " The Man " . and oh how I need help learning to play the new stuff . or old ... anyway thanx .
Thank you for the great lesson...
you're an awesome teacher. thanks so much for the lessons!!
Instant sub ! Hugs and gratitude from Belgium mate.
Thanks man, good stuff
Always good stuff from Mr Seven!
Great job, keep 'em coming! Thanks.
Great tips! Very inspiring!
Nice job. Thanks for posting.
Pull offs..sounds great...awsome technique..Thanks doug!!
Thanks for your time!!!!!! Great stuff
I totally understand what you mean about "wrong" notes. I love "outside" modern jazz among other things. Michael Brecker and Herbie Hancock are my favorites. If you vibe on C minor pentatonic and toss in some random open A, B, and E strings for fun, I'm okay with that!
Incredible work
I can't comment on your Christmas licks videos... so I'll just say it here... thanks for what you do! Country picking is fantastic, and you have a great way of breaking it down. Paisley is one of my favorite pickers, so thanks also for singling him out, now and then. Keep it up!
Great tutorial. Thanks.
This is the first video of yours I have watched. Thanks and congratulations for an excellent lesson...I learnt learnt some cool licks and new and original ideas! Greetings from Switzerland :)
Dont know how your lessons popped up on my screen last week,But anyways,
I looked you up again after that and
Very greatful that it did!! I've added a little of your stile with the heavy rock and i luv it
the guys luv it ! I know now that its not your stile ,but man you play it like you
Created it!!!! "AWESOME!!! And THANX
a million !!!!!!
Really great simple to special, broken down to LEARN! Awesome player and teacher!
Thanks
Really dug your lesson.
Always great Doug!
great stuff, Doug!
Doug, Amazing Lesson. I am headed to your site to grab the DVD. Down to earth not pretentious great teacher. Monster Player. Kudos.
many thx man !!
Thanks Doug grate stuff
Awesome, thnx for sharing it....
AWESOME TRICK !! Thnx
Great video mate , cool stuff.
Very nice and slick lick's. Love it wil so be trying to use this at the next show!!!!!!! ;) THANK YOU.........
Good stuff Doug!
Wonderful Doug 🥰❤️👍
Awesome!!
Awesome technique. Heading on your website now.
Great stuff. Could you share what amp/settings/effects you're using in this video?
thanks man!
you are a very good guitar player,I like your teaching,you explain very well,I like the sound of your tele, I have a Fender deluxe telecaster but it don't sound like yours,I have a Fender Blues deluxe,and I use a CS 3 and a DD 3 pedals,
Love the Lesson! Keep it up;-)
Great job
Thank you so much !! You made me so fkn happy with this video.
Man Doug, your vids are fantastic!
haha so cool im a blues player but stuff like this out of the blue will help make my stuff sound so much better thank you!
Would love to see performances of you with a band sometime. Thanks Doug.
i`m a rock guitarist but this is really great
Great video man. I so want to learn this style of playing too,
Nice pickin Doug , thanx for the pointers !!!!!!!
Awesome!
luv ya buddy thanxxx
Such a beautiful Tele sound. IMO it's what a Tele ought to sound like.
That is COOL. What a great trick / lick / brain hack!
I got it. Can't wait to dig in.
yes it is you can usually tell if its a b or g bender depending on which string that hole is behind.. but then theres bender makers like Charlie McVay who make it so you cant tell unless you see the neck insert :)
Thanks man, I have messed around w/those same licks, but never really thought about them working out that way w/country ... This actually gives me a boost of improving my chicken pick'n skills
So I found a "telecaster type" axe for $100 and got it playin good. Been into john 5 and his chicken picken and lookin for more. Always like brad country style of shred. It is nôt easy at all for me to pick so many strings damn near seemingly at the same time, with pick or thumb and other fingers but I see this a lot. Sub.
I love your play style... well Brad’s. Great videos, do you think there’s a gauge of string that once you reach, makes these licks a lot harder? I’m used to heavier for acoustic, but still for the speed it seems like you’d need a light gauge.
Super helpful
You an amazing guitar player Doug !! :)
damn! so simple yet so effective, your the man!
Doug your humility and straight up approach is refreshing--the key word in music is play and you do that with style without pretense
Most excellent. So clean, it's dirty. Time to get to work on this stuff----if possible, describe gear. Thank you Mr. Seven.
Man, Doug, you are so freakin' talented.
thanks man, u rocks!
Thanks Doug, just what I m looking for, Tony Ireland
Génial !
you are awesome and full of good taste in your style.
He has a B-Bender. The string goes through a contraption built into the guitar to allow him to bend the string by pushing on the guitar against the strap button. This allows you to get steel guitar sounding licks. There are a few different kinds, and they can also be on the G string. If you Google or RUclips it you will likely get a better description and possible visual representations.
Going to visit your web site. Like what our doing and how you present it. Thanks!
"Sounds great don't it?" Man, sounds totally badass. I'm an intermediate player who has been in a rut and just discovered 'chickin pickin.' Thanks for these helpful tips!!
awesome!!!
I've always thought that it's way more important to watch what the right hand is doing, especially if you're hybrid picking.
Sounds great
been playing guitar from 1964 now 70 years old gonna try some of your stuff. still playing in a band put that in would be great.
Jeez! Sounds so good! I have no idea who Brad Paisley is but now I'll maybe check him out
wow ! thats amazing . what poor little world are living in ? I dont mean to be snooty but ... Brad Paisley ?
very cool
I am not DS but I use a B Bender with my tele.
The string gets really beat up, so a graphite saddle will extend the strings tone and it's usually a good idea rather than changing strings every set.
Also the closing lick on Jerry Reed's "Struttin"
I couldn't help wondering if you had jumbo frets installed ? They look huge!
great lessons ....thank you
I like it, but I really like doing it with 3 note per string blues/pentatonics when it comes to the faster triplets rather than the open strings. Easy to do at even faster speeds if you've been playing a little while. You'll hear Eric Johnson employ some of these, but when he does open strings, he's a bit more aware of the key than Paisley in that regard. Nice lesson.
thanks
Thanks
Great stuff ,very cool lick,i,m workin on it"" ,,lol,,,,,Hey Doug,,, i was listening to Eddy Shaver and was BLOWIN" AWAY ,, i was wondereing if u could do some of his licks sometime,,he was an amazing player,,
Great guitar player.