The most useful lesson....i play guitar since 25 years and i never had clearly understood how it can be easy to play with major and minor scale. I'm going to practise with this right now.....Than you Master
Good lesson John. If any of you people are serious about learning to play guitar or want to learn from a good slide guitar player, you need to check out John at his website in the above link.
That was a great lesson! Thanks. I been playing a while, i thought you were gonna move the scale back 3 frets - and you didn't ha ha, - you got me. You have a good way of teaching.
I'm still trying to figure out how to get the all access pass😂 these lessons seem to hit home with me as somewhat of an intermediate player.. but I'm just getting bits 3 licks out of 9 or whatever.. help please
Basically lets just say that the minor and the major is like e.g Cm7 penta is that started at 8th freth and the major is the same pattern started on 5th freth. in other words the Major Penta is the 6th grade from the harmonical
I rarely see him using others scales, but the solo from "Nobody Knows You" from Unplugged has something different... It doesn't sound like simple pentatonic.
Most all of what he shows in this video is basic to everybody who blends major and minor. If you're looking for an analysis of Clapton-specific trends or techniques you won't find it here. That's not to say I didn't learn anything; I never thought about bending that minor third up to the major third on the e string.
Yes, or in other words: the 2nd position of A minor is equivalent to the 1st position of C major. But first you need to memorize all 5 positions of the minor scale to profit from this better, since the names can confuse you, as they confuse me! When you learn the minor you automatically learn the major, because it's only a few frets away like you said, and then for C both converge around the 8 fret, the Cmajor 1st position (equivalento to Aminor 2nd position) 8-10, 7-10, 7-10, 7-9, 8-10, 8-10, and Cminor 1st position 8-11, 8-10, 8-10, 8-10, 8-11, 8-11.
so just drop down 3 frets and play the minor pentatonic there for instance c minor on the 8th the c major is the Minor pentatonic pattern on the 5th fret
man 12 minutes you talk about 6 notes? man those positions are not new already we've heard about that a million times by now. why not go a little more in depth instead? appreciate your effort and time you put into making of this video, but the concepts you talk about are not worth of 12 min talking in and out, two minutes are enough plus couple examples and this would be more or less worth spending time to watch this video. good luck
There is no correct finger,it’s down to the individual, Clapton doesn’t use the the correct” finger, he uses his 3rd over a 4fret stretch, orthodox suggests it shouldn’t be your pinky
Great lesson.
The secret is to play the 2nd major box inside the 1st minor one. That's all.
Yep. That's really all he needed to say.
I LOVE the dual camera angles! Picking is just as important as fretting.
The most useful lesson....i play guitar since 25 years and i never had clearly understood how it can be easy to play with major and minor scale. I'm going to practise with this right now.....Than you Master
Good lesson John. If any of you people are serious about learning to play guitar or want to learn from a good slide guitar player, you need to check out John at his website in the above link.
Thanks man!
i guess it's kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to watch newly released movies online?
@Alden Aldo Lately I have been using FlixZone. You can find it on google :)
@Alden Aldo try FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)
thanks really helped me get out of the scale trap
That was a great lesson! Thanks. I been playing a while, i thought you were gonna move the scale back 3 frets - and you didn't ha ha, - you got me. You have a good way of teaching.
Great simple straight forward lesson my friend 🤘🏽 thank you
Thanks John very good lessons
Love your courses John!
Excellent! Very informative. Thanks!
MINDBLOWN. Thank you. Left a like and subscribed. Really deserved.
Thanks!
Great lesson. One can understand how to effectively blend scales
Great, thanks!
Good lesson John. Thanks.
Excellent lesson. Thank you very much.
Great tutorial my friend I thank you for doing this tutorial
Very usefull lesson!! 😃
fantastic lesson,
How did the term lick come about?
The C6sus2 licks do helps in mixing them both minor and major pentatonic 👍
Love those frets man.
I'm still trying to figure out how to get the all access pass😂 these lessons seem to hit home with me as somewhat of an intermediate player.. but I'm just getting bits 3 licks out of 9 or whatever.. help please
Ok thanks! You can find the All Access Pass here www.learningguitarnow.com/all-access-pass/
great work man.
Great lesson, God Bless
Great lesson COOL🙏🏼🎶👍
Ty
Love your Strat. 70's with a 3-bolt neck?
Is there any particular "rule" in what chords in a 12 bar blues, for example, where you'd switch from minor/major?
Thank you good lesson
Yeah I agree with the rest of the comments, a great lesson cheers
good lesson, thanks
That is One Sweet Guitar 🥧
Thank you now my doubt was cleared
johnny , b good !!!
Is the 3rd the most used note to transition? I find the root and 5th work well too (sorry still learning).
well done
Basically lets just say that the minor and the major is like e.g Cm7 penta is that started at 8th freth and the major is the same pattern started on 5th freth. in other words the Major Penta is the 6th grade from the harmonical
thanks for the video
just curious. did you refret with Jumbos?
Nice!!
Does anyone know if Clapton use other scales, aside from the pentatonic.
I rarely see him using others scales, but the solo from "Nobody Knows You" from Unplugged has something different... It doesn't sound like simple pentatonic.
He shakes his hand in vibrato is exactly same with Clapton.
what is that a scale ?
Which camera you use to record the video?
I use 3. Sony HXR NX3, Canon 6D Mark II, and a Sony FDR AX 100
Most all of what he shows in this video is basic to everybody who blends major and minor. If you're looking for an analysis of Clapton-specific trends or techniques you won't find it here.
That's not to say I didn't learn anything; I never thought about bending that minor third up to the major third on the e string.
Cool
Great Lesson!! Wanted to know what size are your frets on this strat.
I'm not really sure. I bought it used back in 1995 and these are the ones that were on it. They also had work done on them.
They look pretty tall. Great guitar and awesome lesson!
that move is borrowed from BB King
Major scale is different from pentatonic major scale right
***** Awesome, thanks
Yes, or in other words: the 2nd position of A minor is equivalent to the 1st position of C major. But first you need to memorize all 5 positions of the minor scale to profit from this better, since the names can confuse you, as they confuse me!
When you learn the minor you automatically learn the major, because it's only a few frets away like you said, and then for C both converge around the 8 fret, the Cmajor 1st position (equivalento to Aminor 2nd position) 8-10, 7-10, 7-10, 7-9, 8-10, 8-10, and Cminor 1st position 8-11, 8-10, 8-10, 8-10, 8-11, 8-11.
i see this more as expanding minor penatonic to minor dorian..
Sounds like that guitar has a buzz
Yeah he drank a half half before the shoot :)
mega frets
The B and E (high) strings are top two strings not the bottom two strings.
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isnt that Dorian,, rather than Major...
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so just drop down 3 frets and play the minor pentatonic there for instance c minor on the 8th the c major is the Minor pentatonic pattern on the 5th fret
man 12 minutes you talk about 6 notes? man those positions are not new already we've heard about that a million times by now. why not go a little more in depth instead? appreciate your effort and time you put into making of this video, but the concepts you talk about are not worth of 12 min talking in and out, two minutes are enough plus couple examples and this would be more or less worth spending time to watch this video. good luck
don't be so hard my friend.!Maybe You have GREAT expirience? Thank YOU JOHN!
This video is 12 min of nothing
lol
To somebody is nothing, to me it's of great help. Be respectful when people like John offer some free knowledge.
12 minutes to explain one and a half lick 😂
I hope the Play like Clapton course is not like this
Play with the correct fingers if you shall act as instructors !!
Oh calm down
what do you have to offer except the relative negative.
It´s not negative to play with the correct fingers!
So who determines what the correct fingers are?
There is no correct finger,it’s down to the individual, Clapton doesn’t use the the correct” finger, he uses his 3rd over a 4fret stretch, orthodox suggests it shouldn’t be your pinky
sounds almost like need your love so bad