Learn Surf Guitar - Rhythm Playing - joedocmusic.com guitar journal june 2012 pt.2/3
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This is part 2 of 3, don't miss part 3: • Learn Surf Lead Guitar...
In this part, I go over adjusting the typical chord changes used in a blues to find useful chord progressions for a surf tune. If you find these kind of tips helpful you will like our Chord & Harmony Guide DVDs. www.joedocmusi...
They are chock full of ideas along these lines, and the lessons are more "composed" than these informal youtube videos - that means more focused and informative lessons!
All these years of watching guitar Vids..your camera angle is genius.
totally genius. so weird at first, but makes perfect sense.
Totally agree
Not for lefties 😅
Like your realistic camera point of view.Easier to see chords.
gives me a headache lol
And I really love his lap
i like the view of the neck in play..,
I wish more videos did it like this.
Total newbe,76 years old just bought Yamaha 112v.gonna learn to rock...Subscribing to you and a few others....But by far yours is the easiest to follow just by the brilliant camera angle..Going to check your back catalogue...
Rock on, bro'!
@@gordon4385
Sorry to tell you but he rocked out.
Thanks for the comment.
@@keithclark486 may he rock on elsewhere :(
Thanks SO much for shooting the vid with that angle!! I can't tell you how helpful that is to me! I'm a total beginner and every video I've tried to watch shoots straight on and I have to look at it, pause it, figure out What fret and all that crap. With this its like I'm looking at my guitar playing it. I'm a surf maniac and have been wanting to learn how to play guitar forever! Thanks!
+sirfinks Yeah man! Glad it hit home. best, joe
amazing idea of this camera positioned to see the tutorials n understand things better visualy.
Thanks - glad to hear it's helpful. best, joe
I'm left handed...standard videos are great for me, just like looking in a mirror. This angle freaks me out but I can understand your joy.
i was a little hesitant at first but this camera angle is actually super duper helpful --- thanks for a great tutorial.
Genius...filming the lesson from above...the way it looks when you are looking down on your guitar....easy to follow
Wow, this guy is genius. Camera angle makes it so natural and easier to learn!!
THank you so much for this lesson. I must say though. i've been playing guitar for 8-9 years now, and what you just said and taught people is what kept bugging my head as a guitar player (not just for surf music... these tricks are good for most of the genres) and you just taught me so much in 15 minutes. This is seriously the best guitar lesson i ever had. Thanks so much!
One thing I have noticed on You Tube is how easy it is to give misinformation about history, post it, and suddenly it becomes the new truth. Rock roots is no exception, however well meaning guys are. Thanks for "truth to the roots", Joe.
I must say, this angle just makes a lot of sense. Thank you, there is great information here!
AWESOME Demo!!!!!! I REALLY Like this 'knowledgeable insider' conversational-educational 'style' of teaching/sharing so many tips, tricks, licks, and history of Great "Surf" music! Great camera angle!!!
......=> just by listening to this for the first time, I almost feel like I'm reaching some kind of "SURF Nirvana"!!!! THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! ; D
Thanks a lot, that's exactly what I was looking for about surf music, saludos desde México, this lesson its perfect to understand surf guitar
Dude kinda sounds like Will Ferrell
M. S. He also plays drums in the red hot chili peppers
No
He sounds like if will Ferrell and mark Wahlberg had a baby
hahaha can’t get it outta my head
This is a super amazing video.Ive watched it at least 50 times,and im finally starting to get it!Thanks!
Perfect camera angle for guitar learning/teaching!!... Genius!
Cool - with the Nighthawk you can split the humbuckers, so definitely do that for a single coil sound. Go for a Fender amp, or one in that vein, with a real spring reverb - modelling amps don't real cut it (IMHO) for real surf tone. I was using the Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb reissue in this video. For most surf tones, plugging straight into the amp is the way to go. Sometimes a compressor is cool for clean solos (I use an MXR Comp), as well as a fuzz or overdrive (Maxon OD808 is great) if needed.
Nice lesson. Really like the fact you explain where the ideas come from rather than just show some ideas - much more useful. Thumbs up.
Thanks! Glad to hear it's appreciated, best - joe
I have been looking for years for some explanation as to what was going on in some of my favorite surf music. Thanks for explaining Man. I finally got a starting point!
perfect camera angle
great! And what a genius way of filming a guitar turtorial! Everybody should use this “first person” way of shooting guitar tutorials. It’s really easy to see what’s going on!
Great stuff, thanks. I really appreciate you going into some of the theory as well as showing technique, most teachers either go heavy on one or the other.
nice color on that guitar
You gave us so many valuable riffs and information at such a quick rate! Thanks very much!
love that song idea right around 5 minutes. love minor fours.
Yes - the Boss DD-7. I used it to sample the rhythm figure for the example later in this segment.
That first progression is tricky. You can play E minor pentatonic over it, which sounds typically surfy for the major chords but dorian when you play it over the A minor. It's really just changing key when it hits the A minor, though, so the most successful lead would probably reflect that. Did you have a melody for it when you made this?
Update: It's in part 3! Cool song! You nailed it.
Perfect shooting angle btw, much more convenient for beginners, no need to invert in one's mind
Don't miss part 3 of this one which goes through the melody to the song "Atlantic Astro Cumulus": ruclips.net/video/34nqGHNSX7M/видео.html
www.joedocmusic.com dude your a great teacher ive only been playing guitar a year and ive recently been getting my head around the hard stuff.i.e blues scales and now surf have to say its hard to learn but when you get it its so satifying what guitar and effect pedal you using ? im guessing a fender guitar ?
Ryan Williams
Hi Ryan, Yes, that's a Fender Strat. I think I had a fuzz pedal on, with the guitar volume rolled back a bit, for a classic tone, and then into an analog echo pedal. best, joe
ye man your guitar produces a wonderful sound I like the way you teach aswell,the position of your camera maks it really easy for me to see where the fingers are going ive only got an encore electric guitar myself it was a starter guitar really i got a year or so back and its alright for the money ive also got a gretch new yorker acoustic thats the one i do my recordings on,im thinking of getting a fender california the electric acoustic one,ive heard there great for surf guitar
Today's imports are dirt cheap and yet quality builds- go figure! In the sixties you could shoot arrows with your Japan built guitar.
Hi Brian,
I have my Strat set up for .11's I prefer thicker strings in general, although I wouldn't recommend you go up to .12's if you're used to .09's, for example. Go up 1 or two gauges for the sake of both fingers and the guitar! IMHO, tremolo picking on the lower strings (a surf staple) sounds better on thicker strings, as does a slightly higher action than is currently in style - this ensures that notes can ring clear when you play with a strong pick attack.
Excellent. Thank you, Joe. I have been playing .10's so will give .11's a shot and check to make sure I'm not getting fret buzz while tremolo picking. Thanks again.
Great little lesson again. I recognize the used scale for these doublestops: mixolydian. That's what's used often in country also. (together with both major and minor pentatonic and / or major and minor blues scales)
Keep up the good work!
In the thumbnail i thought wtf is that angle but it actually makes a lot of sense. Thanks for helping me out there buddy, great lesson
ARE THE FRETS ON YOUR GUITAR "JUMBO" FRETS? THEY DO LOOK BIGGER THAN THE USUAL STANDARD SIZED FRETS!....
THANK YOU, VERY MUCH FOR THESE INCREDIBLE LESSONS!!!! THEY'RE SO GOOD!!! MUCH APPRECIATED!!!
A little hidden gem; great stuff...way off the beaten path.
Love the color of this guitar!
love the camera angle... damn this video is 11yrs old... wish i found it then!!!
ThanQ Very much !!! Cheers from France
Thanks for the amazing tutorial!
We need more Surfer Sounds 🏄♂️ in the WORLD.
I like how he did part of "Do You Want To Know a Secret" at 1:53.
In this video I was only using it in sample mode briefly - no echo/delay setting.
This vid was just what I needed. Thank you so much.
Thanx for the awesome camera angle :)
I don't know why, but Im in love with the sound of the surf guitar. I don't know how to play real instruments and I don't own any. I wish there were some VSTs for this!
Glad I found you. Thanks 🤙🤙
great lesson..really enjoyed it..really getting into the Surf Guitar lately. Saw Dick Dale not long ago..and blew my mind..haha
Thanks man - I got it used, so I actually don't know! Perhaps "Surf Green"? :)
You're a damn genius for using a overhead view.
I really like your videos!Good job.
DUDE I WISH I COULD SHOW YOU THIS SICK BEACHY CHORD PROGRESSION I MADE FROM WHAT YOU JUST TAUGHT ME
Great. Straight to the point. Thanks.
This is really great. Great quick examples with high-level correlations to the Nashville number system and chord progressions. Love it.
love the camera angle . great lesson . please cover some MAN OR ASTRO MAN songs.
JoeDocMusic, what are other surf chord progressions that surf music used besides I-IV-V or Descending chord progressions? which surf songs broke away from the normal stock chord progressions? any other chords used sides stock major, minor, dominant chords that surf guitar music used any jazz chords?
Can't seem to find part one of this series, does anyone have a link?
Great camera angle, top noch lesson... instant subscribe man! tnx
Good Camera View Great Lesson . What number is the reverb on ??? I have a Clapton Strat and 65 Deluxe Reverb . Take Care
⚡Sensacional
Fantastic lesson, thank you so much for this. Really!
Good show, dude 😎
I like how this guy shows from the top angle as if a person would see himself playing! If that makes any sense!
Thanks for making me flip my phone around
what is the opening chord?
Love the camera angle. I can't find part 3 video😢
The camera angle is perfect.
Are you sure it’s not a Bm to C on Pipeline? When I play just B5 to C5 it works fine but if I play the whole chord it seems to me it should be a Bm. Not sure if it’s written correctly so apologies
Great video! But, could it be shown a bit slower for the new guys who are trying to learn the notes or sounds to be played .?
that camera angle is pretty good
Like the video us layed out man nice strat
I can't seem to find the Pt 1 of this this series. Can you provide a link
awesome tutorial man!
Man or Astroman are so rad
I cagree... I used to listen to them with my brother non-stop. My song "Atlantic Astro Cumulus" is an homage to those wonderful surfers of the sliver strings....
Great video . Thanks .
Wow i learned alot. Thank you
Hello! What effects you used in this video?
I think for this one I actually had a fuzz on, but the gain way down... then into a delay and reverb.
cheers, joe
Totally awesome!
COOL LESSON MAN
Hi,
How you have the back sound like the sound of surf?
Thank you!
great video tnx for the good tips!
3:26: that's Goo Goo Muck :)
Does Surf music use the Minor Pentatonic / Diatonic scale? Or Dorian?
hey! question for you, what pedals/ amps are you using to get that reverb/echo sound?
Akaimayn Hi, the echo is a Malekko 616 pedal, and the reverb is from a Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue amp. Glad you dig, best - joe
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thanks for your help!
Akaimayn I was thinking the same thing I have a foot pedal/fuzz pedal and i coudnt even come close to it i think its a fender guitar,there a surf guitarists wet dream aha this dude is a great teacher though
thank you, this is very nice!
You know what tf is up with the overhead recording. Thank you sir.
cool sound. looking to play surf style. suggestion for amp, pedal, guitar, effects? i have a gibson nighthawk
Great lesson , tx
great angle!
Is there a boss delay on the floor next your foot ?
Do your DVD lessons come with printable guitar tabs?
I wish everyone used this camera set up its perfect
Love it.....
great sound! what sound pedal r u using bro?
Hey man the links to your DVDs don't work.
Checks posting date.
Oh. 8 years ago.
Got any DVDs left my man?
Link updated! DVDs are available, with new material coming soon. The last few years have been dedicated to developing a line of guitar pedals :D cheers, joe
I don't have a whammy so should I just shake my tele around?
MOONFLOW
Don't try to replicate a whammy. You might be able to find a way but some techniques are pretty bad for your guitar
hermosa guitarra¡
You forgot to say what gives it that surf sound is that spring reverb drip.
bridge+middle or middle pickup?