Hey Kerry. I've been playing the guitar for a few years but have been struggling to progress or remember anything that I practice. I thought I just needed to play more, so I spent hours and hours trying to force-study scales, songs and solos. Everything changed when I signed up to your Kamp. I've literally only got up to the Number system vids and it has unlocked everything. No more guesswork here - theory really is the answer. Thanks for breaking the scales and chords down so simply. I'm really looking forward to seeing how I progress this year 😎
all i can say is just Wow. that chord progression has some of the most beautiful chords in it and you play them so well. wish you lived at my house so i could learn to play like that lol. keep playing and keep enjoying it.
That is absolutely gorgeous stuff, man! 🙏🏼❤️🙌🏼 Beautiful thank you Just a request here brother, could you possibly break down any Bobby Womack songs in the near future? Seems like that would be perfectly in your wheelhouse ya know? Anyway thanks as always for the great video Blessings!
Very harp like progression. sounds great. My only problem is when you "branched out" the chord progression with the D minor 9 and G7. Those chords are so unorthodox, I have no idea when and where I could use them in relation to another song.They sound awesome but they are unfamilar to me even after over a decade of playing. How do they correlate to the familiar minor and major 7s that are commonly used in most run of the mill R&B songs?
Those Dmin9 and G7 in the key of G major are borrowed chords.this is called modal interchange, when you borrow a chord from a parallel key or mode. The 5min, 1dominant, 4min, b3maj, b7dominant are some of the commonly used borrowed chords from parallel modes like Mixolydian and Aeolian(parallel minor). By far, the most common borrowed chords you will come across are between the major scale and a parallel minor scale. I think these borrowed chords are used frequently by jazz, RnB and Gospel players. You need to have a good understanding of music theory to recognize those chords and apply them into your playing.
You know how when you do a barre chord across the first 3 or 4 bottom strings and then use your ring finger to fret certain individual notes to play a riff or maybe a lead solo? What technique is that called?
Can’t do it in the comments. I’ve got the charts on other lessons here. And If you still need help, join me in Kerry’s Kamp. You’ll be up to speed quickly if you practice. 👌🏾
What are your practice routines? Post in the comments!
My practice routines involve aimlessly noodling around the guitar as fast as i can like a jack ass
@@Sensei.shonuffhope this can help!
@@Kerry2smooth it's odd timing
Cuz I literally just learned cmaj7 like yesterday then u come along n give me more pieces to the puzzle
Love this channel.
Thank you Kerry.
You are a wonderful teacher.
Kerry this was another great lesson how you changed the keys! Eye opener for me.
Hey Kerry. I've been playing the guitar for a few years but have been struggling to progress or remember anything that I practice. I thought I just needed to play more, so I spent hours and hours trying to force-study scales, songs and solos. Everything changed when I signed up to your Kamp. I've literally only got up to the Number system vids and it has unlocked everything. No more guesswork here - theory really is the answer. Thanks for breaking the scales and chords down so simply. I'm really looking forward to seeing how I progress this year 😎
all i can say is just Wow. that chord progression has some of the most beautiful chords in it and you play them so well. wish you lived at my house so i could learn to play like that lol. keep playing and keep enjoying it.
Thank you, become a Kamper and I can teach you. We do weekly lesson. Sign up at KerrysKamp.com
I’m going to start practicing this routine!!!
You got this!
Very helpful great advice thanks
You’re welcome!
Great chord progression!
So smooth
This is great 👍🏾 thank you! 😊
Do you have a video on the boarding process for your gear at an airport if you have a gig out of town?
This is amazing fam! Thank you!
Awesome!!!
Thanks!!
god damn your talented man, appreciate these videos to give an insight how to be a better guitarist
That is absolutely gorgeous stuff, man! 🙏🏼❤️🙌🏼 Beautiful thank you
Just a request here brother, could you possibly break down any Bobby Womack songs in the near future? Seems like that would be perfectly in your wheelhouse ya know?
Anyway thanks as always for the great video
Blessings!
Kerry the Goat 🐐 wait til I get to the crib
idk why this had me cracking up 😂
Oh dang ok thats dope
Try it out! Let me know how it works out for you.
Very harp like progression. sounds great. My only problem is when you "branched out" the chord progression with the D minor 9 and G7. Those chords are so unorthodox, I have no idea when and where I could use them in relation to another song.They sound awesome but they are unfamilar to me even after over a decade of playing. How do they correlate to the familiar minor and major 7s that are commonly used in most run of the mill R&B songs?
Those Dmin9 and G7 in the key of G major are borrowed chords.this is called modal interchange, when you borrow a chord from a parallel key or mode.
The 5min, 1dominant, 4min, b3maj, b7dominant are some of the commonly used borrowed chords from parallel modes like Mixolydian and Aeolian(parallel minor).
By far, the most common borrowed chords you will come across are between the major scale and a parallel minor scale.
I think these borrowed chords are used frequently by jazz, RnB and Gospel players.
You need to have a good understanding of music theory to recognize those chords and apply them into your playing.
just look up secondary dominants. its pretty much the most important topic if you want to "get out of key" a bit
✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
You know how when you do a barre chord across the first 3 or 4 bottom strings and then use your ring finger to fret certain individual notes to play a riff or maybe a lead solo? What technique is that called?
👍👍👍
❤
I agree with the beard thing......js
😂
Please high the chord chart in the comments Please 🙏🏿
Can’t do it in the comments. I’ve got the charts on other lessons here. And If you still need help, join me in Kerry’s Kamp. You’ll be up to speed quickly if you practice. 👌🏾