When a Blues Guitarist Knows More Than JUST Pentatonics... WOW!
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2023
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When You’re Tired of the Minor Pentatonic... Ross Campbell
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Thanks again for the kind words mate!
Omg the master imself is here!
sick tone btw...aside from the great playing.
Love your Tone ans playing 😊
yuppp I'm getting it
Just received this book after seeing it described on Ross Campbell’s channel. I’m looking forward to digging into it. The reviews are uniformly excellent. Thanks, Ross. Thanks, Levi.
I've been a fan of Ross since I stumbled on him 5 or 6 years ago. I bought both Bulletproof Guitar Player courses on Udemy at the time and was thoroughly impressed. His book went on sale about a week and a half ago and I got it too. I've made it to page 45, example 5.18, so far and it is exactly what I needed. His playing style and explanations are formatted to my current level of understanding. The tabs are spot on with the video examples so thanks to Levi for that. I believe, without sounding cliche, this could be the rut buster I need.
It says so much about the state of blues players that voice leading, arpeggios and diatonic lines blow minds!
Ross is a classy and tasteful player who reminds us that playing music rather than grinding out the same tired old pentatonic boxes is what we should be striving for.
This isnt melodic in the slightest. Completely numbed my ear. Nobody needs to be wasting their time on half ass blues jazz. No bite.
Working my way through this and it is fantastic. Great guitar playing and the transcription is pretty much bang on. Great job to both of you and thanks for giving me some riffs to work on for the next few days.
Yep got the book and its fantastic now on chapter 5 and have learnt so much already, great work Ross…!
I bought the book the moment I first saw the announcement and I just can highly recommend it. If you struggle with the changes between the I, IV, V like me, this book is just a fucking goldmine. Best blues book if seen so far! Also great transcription as always Levi.
Great transcription, thank you. Nice to see the level of maturity and range in the young players, impressive!
Excellent stuff thank you so much for these amazing transcriptions !
I bought the Kindle version. It looks great -- the music is easily readable. I downloaded the MP3s (908 MB) and the MOV videos (22.7 GB), but you can stream the videos if you don't want to download them. All of those files come in ZIP archives -- there are three for the videos, ranging from 5.6 GB to 10.2 GB. The expanded data are the same size as the ZIP archives, so no compression was used (MP3 and MOV files probably can't be compressed more than they already are).
Yes, I've got it, it's excellent. Don't forget it's also got videos & backing tracks to download.
awesome!!
Thanks, Clay. You're always doing great work! Question - does the book come with Ross's sense of time and feeling? Asking for a friend.
Great Stuff Levy and thanks for the transcription. I had just started to transcribe this solo in Gtr Pro from Ross's RUclips offering and will compare my attempt to yours to see how well I do. I know yours will be spot on. Ross is a very good teacher and becoming a special player in the blues world. I have also bought his book.... lots of work to do but I think this book has to be the best insight to date for 'breaking out ' of the Pentatonic scale and playing more intelligent phrases like our heroes.
I was thinking about picking up his book. If it has music like this in there, I'm sold on it.
Thanks!
Hey Levi! Can you check out the cover of Have a Cigar by The Main Squeeze? The solo is other-worldly.
Awesome! Made me want to go to a blues show (:
It's a wonderful book ! Very easy and interesting to read with lots of ressources. The explanations are very clear too. The videos, mp3s and backing tracks are also very good. I love it.
Awesome to hear this. Glad you're enjoying it!
Hi Ross , so with book mp3 videos and explanation too ?
@@satchrules101 Yes!
@@RossCampbellGuitarist Is the tab for this solo in you're new book Ross ?
@@markr8326 I think we're gonna add it as a bonus feature!
Just got the book in the mail yesterday can't wait to dive in. Is this solo one of the solos that's in the book?
Ross is an absolute beast on guitar!!
Thank you! Yes, Mr. Campbell is a very accomplished and interesting player. For me learning the Mixolydian and Dorian modes really helped link everything together. Considering Mixolydian to be the major pentatonic scale helped, and thinking of the Dorian mode as the natural minor (in other words for example, D major is E Dorian, but if you think musically in terms of B minor rather than D major it helps thinking in terms of minor tonality).
Very great jam! I hear a lot of Robben Ford in there😎
Should do a vid on Eric Steckle if you haven't already. Has some of the most clean, fast, and soulful hard blues playing I've come across lately.
Love your vids Levi, doing God's work.
Piano player lurking here - have you checked out Chris Cain? Blues guitarist/vocalist from my hometown San Jose, CA, USA. The title of this video immediately reminded me of him. You might enjoy his work. Been around a long time, but I don't see him pop up much on guitar channels. Worth a look and listen.
Just bought it.still my favorite book is your country guitar soloing technics .If you want to understand the Caged system this is the book .Great examples .I have bought several Caged from Truefire they are good but dont come close to the way you approached it.Thank you, Thank you,Thank you.
Is this a book by Ross?
🔥🔥
Blind Melon Chitlin' could blow this guy away with one note.
not as quick as you'd blow anyone as long as they're your age or older
@@LeviClay RIP Tom Anderson
Campbell's one of millions, big difference from the old guys who weren't programmed like the new age bluesters who've been fed a diet of techniques through media...soloing has different emphasis... Go listen to some Snooky Pryor
@@LeviClay You do realize that's a Cheech and Chong character, eh fat boy? Yeah, guess not.
@@tomanderson6140 Neither did most of the people reading your post. This is the internet, not America.
I love this book, but like most others, I wish there was a way to get the time and feel as well as the notes lol....I find myself listenng to an example 5 times to get the timing right, but well worth the work in the end :)
timing and feel cant be taught mate. Its you who will work on it. Its in your feelings and fingers afterall.
Check out Robben Ford's "Talk To Your Daughter" if you want to hear where Ross's backing track came from. I'm a big fan of Ross - I have his new book and highly recommend it. Ross does an excellent take over this track - but Robben Ford absolutely kills it !
A quintessential album if ever there was one!
@@glynedwards5489 yep, that album is a must listen for every aspiring blues geetarist
Any chance there will be a PDF version? Bonus would would be guitar pro tabs. I'd pay for that.
Time to put that money when your mouth is - ALL my transcriptions go on my Patreon.
@@LeviClay Oh sweet. So the tabs from this book are available on your patreon?
@@robmag6156 the tabs for the video. I didn’t make the book
Levi awesome work as always, are you going g to transcribe the new album from Andy James?
I have suggested it to him - you should all pester him. Enough people ask and he'll reach out
@@LeviClay how can I rich him with messages?
@@donycoletta he’s active on Instagram
@@LeviClay i just write him... By the way I wrote you an email... Check it out, and let me know 🤟🤟
I can taste some Josh Smith too, but most probably because he was also deeply inspired by Ford
where can I get the tab for this?
Patreon
@@LeviClay do you have the link to this tab?
@@alguitarchristie yeah, there's a link to my patreon in the video description
That book sounds perfect, and it comes with a lot of resources like 72 backing tracks (all 12 keys X 3 tempos X two bands [with/without keyboards]). Great stuff. Count me in. Ross Campbell's video lays it all out: ruclips.net/video/Yg3TqWzAJWc/видео.html
Excellent solo…like a combination of Robben Ford and Freddie King
It's not just 'like.' It IS Robben Ford - note for note.
Robben Ford ish. Tone and style. That's a good thing
Hi Levy, I have a special request along the lines of Ross's great blues licks. Lonnie Johnson could be one of the most influential guitarists for great blues players like BB King and so many others. Would you tab out Lonnie's solo (starting about 3:20)?
ruclips.net/video/xDRg3XMfU94/видео.html
When a blues guitarist knows more than just pentatonics they're like 2/3 of the way to playing bebop.
Sounds like robben ford
Flo Nageli and Robbie Barnby are two more amazing young players that would be worth transcribing.
Much prefer Chris Cain
I am unfamiliar with him lol
Everybody knows blues is five letters because of the pentatonic. Dont lie no blues player knows more than 5 notes.
😂
It is really good playing but to me too much the same, not enough rest or space between notes, it is the the kind of improv that after 2 minutes i can’t stand more
Robin Ford already does this much better.
so much better you couldn't even spell his name correctly. You must be a big fan.
@@LeviClay interesting, a gaslighter, not a constructive reply at all
@@owenbruce4120 I don't think you know what gaslighting is....
@@LeviClay just what I'd expect you to say...your comments are classic...you don't get it do ya
@@owenbruce4120 they are classic, yes… that’s why they get likes